Carroll - Community Punishment

Lottery winner Michael Carroll, at Sawffham Magistrates court in Norfolk. The convicted criminal who won 9.7 million on the National Lottery, was ordered to carry out a community punishment order after being convicted of driving while disqualified. * and driving without insurance. The former dustman Carroll, 20, of Swaffham, Norfolk, was also banned from driving for four months by magistrates in Swaffham. 14/11/03: The convicted criminal who won a 9.3million National Lottery jackpot could face legal action from planning officers after upsetting neighbours by racing banger cars on land at his home, a local authority said today. Michael Carroll, 20, of Swaffham, Norfolk, could be asked to apply for planning permission to allow his land to be used for car and bike racing, said Breckland District Council, which is responsible for enforcing planning and environmental health legislation in the area. 29/01/2004 Michael Carroll, 20, who won a 9.7 million National Lottery jackpot 14 months ago but who was, Thursday 29 January, 2004, charged with possession of drugs and receiving stolen goods, police said. Mr Carroll, of Swaffham, Norfolk, was released on bail pending his appearance before magistrates in Swaffham on Tuesday, said a police spokeswoman. Carroll, who won his lottery prize in November 2002, was charged with a series of offences today after being arrested and released on police bail in December, she added. 02/03/04: Carrol, who is facing jail for possessing cocaine, failed to turn up at court for a sentencing hearing. Magistrates in Swaffham, Norfolk, were told Michael Carroll and his solicitor had gone to the Magistrates Court at King's Lynn by mistake. (Photo by Andrew Parsons - PA Images/PA Images via Getty Images)