http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/west_midlands/5313370.stm?ls
A blind man, who lost his eyes in a bomb blast, has been convicted of dangerous driving after police spotted his car on the wrong side of the road
Omed Aziz, 31, was being aided as he drove through Oldbury, West Midlands, by an allegedly banned driver in the passenger seat.
Aziz is also partially deaf and suffers from leg tremors.
"I attempted to speak to the driver, who appeared to be fumbling around with the controls.
Pc Edge said: "I asked him if he could see me. He removed the dark-coloured sunglasses he was wearing and I could clearly see he was blind as he had no eyes." 
A blind man, who lost his eyes in a bomb blast, has been convicted of dangerous driving after police spotted his car on the wrong side of the road
Omed Aziz, 31, was being aided as he drove through Oldbury, West Midlands, by an allegedly banned driver in the passenger seat.
Aziz is also partially deaf and suffers from leg tremors.
"I attempted to speak to the driver, who appeared to be fumbling around with the controls.
Pc Edge said: "I asked him if he could see me. He removed the dark-coloured sunglasses he was wearing and I could clearly see he was blind as he had no eyes." 
