Former Fife chief constable Norma Graham guilty of careless driving
ByClaire Warrender
Former Fife chief constable Norma Graham denies the charges against her.
Fife’s former chief constable has been found guilty of careless driving.
Norma Graham was today fined £400 and given seven penalty points following a trial at Kirkcaldy Sheriff Court.
Graham (50) had denied driving without due care and attention and without reasonable consideration on February 7, 2012, on the B922 Cluny to Kinglassie Road.
She further denied failing the keep the vehicle under proper control, causing it to collide with a Renault Clio driven by Hannah Shedden, damaging both vehicles and injuring both women.
Graham’s defence had suggested the crash had been due to black ice.
Graham retired from her £120,000-a-year post in August on a full pension, six months after the crash.
