ROAD rage murderer Kenny Noye opted to complete a course about the dangers of getting angry behind the wheel after getting clocked for speeding.
The double killer, 75, was caught driving a £50,000 Mercedes GLC 220D luxury four wheel drive in February this year in Kent driving 47mph in a 40mph zone.
Noye was given the option of taking a speed awareness course or having three points on his driving licence[/caption]
The former gangster was given the choice of having three points on his driving licence or taking a speed awareness course, which includes lessons about avoiding the dangers of road rage.
Noye spent 21 years in jail for the M25 murder of Stephen Cameron in 1996.
He also once stabbed an undercover police officer to death and was convicted in 1986 for handling gold bullion snatched in the £26 million Brink’s-Mat raid at Heathrow.
The majority of the stolen gold was never recovered, although 11 bullion bars were found at his former home.
He served eight years behind bars for his role in the heist, fined £500,000, ordered to pay £200,000 in costs.
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