Overview
- Magistrates at Uxbridge found Antonio guilty of failing to identify the driver of his Lamborghini after a central London incident, and the conviction was delivered on Thursday.
- The charge followed an incident on Pall Mall on 5 November and a Metropolitan Police notice sent to the registered keeper on 12 November seeking the driver's identity.
- Antonio told the court he was not driving and said he had loaned the car to his cousin Tarique Josephs and that he never received the police letter, but the magistrates concluded the notice had arrived.
- Because Antonio already had six penalty points from a July 2025 driving-without-insurance conviction, the new points triggered an automatic six-month disqualification and a fine with court costs.
- He faces a separate trial next March over an alleged failure to respond to West Midlands Police about a speeding matter involving the same vehicle, and the ruling could affect his mobility and off-field record at Watford.