Shannon Jorjia Read was one of six girls involved in an annual streaking event last November. Picture / supplied
The parents of the boy who was hurt when an end-of-year prank went wrong and he was hit by a dirt bike are rapt the young female rider was discharged without conviction.
Shannon Jorjia Read, 17, appeared in the Hamilton District Court on Friday after pleading guilty last year to
one charge of driving carelessly.
Her lawyer Mike Talbot confirmed to the Herald Read had been discharged without conviction. He would not comment further.
Read was one of six girls involved in an annual streaking event last November. The Waikato Diocesan student drove on to the Hamilton Boys' High field on a dirt bike during lunchtime wearing nothing but underpants and ran over a boy's leg.
Hamilton Boys' High student Kyle Kirsten suffered a deep gash to his leg, but his father Glen told the Herald last year that he did not want charges laid.
