Villager Arrested for Driving with Revoked License
A 74-year-old Villager, Kyle Martin-Gene Studley, was arrested for driving with a revoked license, despite claiming he needed to drive for medical care.
Studley, a resident of the Village of Buttonwood, was pulled over by the Sumter County Sheriff's Office on Saturday at 11 a.m. near the Brownwood Hotel & Spa on State Road 44.
- His license was revoked for 10 years in 2018 due to a DUI conviction.
- In 2019, his license was canceled indefinitely for failure to complete substance abuse treatment.
"Just take me to jail,"
Studley told the deputy, clearly frustrated. He was taken into custody on a felony charge of driving while license revoked.
Author's summary: Villager arrested for driving with revoked license despite medical claims.
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