article_snippet.sent: Philip Garrod pleaded guilty and was fined £650 with six points for speeding  but then began weaving a web of lies after asking the judge to consider special circumstances to try and avoid a driving ban.
article_snippet.sent: But the judge ordered an adjournment to take various witness statements before making a decision on the judge driving ban.
article_snippet.sent: That's when bosses began bosses own investigations and discovered the extent of Garrod's lies and opened a special misconduct hearing.
article_snippet.sent: Yesterday, a special misconduct hearing was told Garrod filled in a 'patient clinical record' for the bogus call to back up Garrod false story.
article_snippet.sent: A report from the Health and Care Professionals Council said: 'The conduct was deliberate and was designed to mitigate the fact that Garrod had been caught speeding. '
article_snippet.sent: Garrod actions were pre-meditated as Garrod went as far as falsifying documentation to support Garrod story. '
article_snippet.sent: Father-of-two Garrod did not attend the disciplinary hearing in Cardiff but said in writing Father-of-two Garrod had 'confused the dates'.
article_snippet.sent: Garrod denied five allegations relating to providing false statements, creating a false patient clinic record and dishonesty.
article_snippet.sent: But Father-of-two Garrod was struck off after being found guilty of misconduct.
highlights_snippet.sent: Pleaded guilty to offence but asked for special consideration to avoid ban .
  