Former mayor 'hit NHS nurse with his car and said 'I pay your wages' in queue-jumping row at Covid testing centre', court told
Ms Dyett told jurors: "He was still going on about how people had jumped the queue and then he told me he pays my wages."
She went on: "I was kind of taken aback and embarrassed he had come out with that because there were so many other people around. "You don't expect people to be shouting they pay your wages because they haven't been able to get into a bay before someone else."Picture: Google Maps After that Ms Dyett said Mr Hewett's wife was asked to step out of the car so her test could be performed.Ms Dyett told jurors she decided to note down Mr Hewett's registration number because she thought his wife would be a "regular customer" - but claimed he drove his car into her as she was crouched down in front of it to read the number.
"I am crouching down to read the plate, not a full bend, and as I have looked up, he has looked at me and just driven and hit me with the car," she told the court.
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