Bradford man who drove into Stoke hospital car park to escape police sentenced
Hudhaifa Amin received a 50-week sentence, suspended for one year
Last updated 27th Oct 2025
A man from Bradford who sped through red lights and drove into hospital grounds in Stoke-on-Trent has been sentenced.
23-year-old Hudhaifa Amin was given a fifty week suspended sentence after admitting dangerous driving and failing to stop for officers.
He raced through traffic and onto the Royal Stoke University Hospital car park before trying to run off.
Amin has been banned from driving for twenty months and ordered to pay a fine of £272.
A Staffordshire police spokesperson said, "Hudhaifa Amin, 23, of Bradford, received a 50-week sentence, suspended for one year, at the North Staffordshire Justice Centre on Monday (20 October) after admitting driving a motor vehicle dangerously and failing to stop a vehicle when required by a constable.
"On 16th February, officers from our road crime team spotted Amin on Hilton Road driving a BMW with no lights on through a residential estate. When requested to stop, he drove off at speed.
"He went through red lights, weaved in and out of traffic and drove onto the car park of Royal Stoke University Hospital, continuing to speed past the entrance to A&E before getting out and trying to run off.
"Amin was detained, arrested and taken in for questioning.
"As part of his sentencing, Amin was also disqualified from driving for 20 months and ordered to take an extended re-test. He was also ordered to pay £272 in costs."