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Friday, April 19, 2024

Man cited for driving without license in Sumter County arrested after caught driving in Lady Lake

Armando Castro-Hernandez
Armando Castro-Hernandez

A 37-year-old man cited a few days earlier in Sumter County for driving without a valid license was arrested again Tuesday afternoon in Lady Lake.

Armando A. Castro-Hernandez had been driving on U.S. Hwy. 27/441 when a Lady Lake police officer noticed his vehicle had a Florida license plate with a Georgia decal attached to it.

The officer found that Castro-Hernandez’s license had been suspended April 17 for failure to appear on a traffic summons.

Castro-Hernandez told the police officer he had been in Mexico and had not appeared in court. He also said he had been cited a few days earlier in Sumter County for driving while license suspended without knowledge.

The officer also found previous suspensions in both Florida and Georgia dating back to 2010.

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