Court acquits defendant of negligent vehicle entrustment due to lack of intent and unclear radar photo.

The Court of Appeal overturned the lower court's conviction, acquitting the defendant of the offense of negligent entrustment of a vehicle. The defendant argued that the police failed to identify all co-owners and that the radar photo was too blurry to identify the driver, claiming he simply forgot the specific name of the person who drove. The court ruled that the offense requires intentional failure to identify the driver, which is absent here because the defendant genuinely lacked knowledge and the evidence was insufficient to prove otherwise.