Key facts
- Nathan Owen was jailed for faking brake failure in his electric Jaguar.
- He received a sentence of four years and three months.
- Owen used the fake brake failure to avoid car finance payments.
- He drove at high speeds on motorways.
- Owen struck a police car multiple times.
- He sold his fabricated story to newspapers.
Nathan Owen received a prison sentence of four years and three months after orchestrating a scheme involving his electric Jaguar. Owen faked brake failure in the vehicle as a means to avoid fulfilling his financial obligations for the car. During his actions, he drove at high speeds on motorways, intentionally striking a police car on multiple occasions. Beyond the dangerous driving, Owen further exploited the situation by selling his fabricated story about the incidents to various newspapers, thereby profiting from his deception.
