The legal saga started in June 2007 when Greene was charged with one count of failing to stop at a red light, a Highway Traffic Act (HTA) offence.
He’s been fighting a traffic charge since the year the first iPhone came out, the year Netflix first began streaming. And he finally beat it.
Last week, Ontario man Neville Greene finally got the outcome he had fought for in a protracted court battle over whether he failed to stop at a red light in 2007. It took 18 years for the courts to accept his appeal, according to a May 14 Toronto court ruling.
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