A man in Georgia took his Porche to a dealer for service and then left on a business trip to North Carolina. After he got home, he got a ticket in the mail for running a red light. The picture clearly showed his car with his license plate on it. So he took documentation from his office that clearly showed that he was out of the state, and the bill from the dealer showing that his car was in their shop while he was traveling, so he could convince the court that he didn't run the red light. The police said that he had to provide the name and address of the person who was driving his car, or pay the ticket. But no one at the dealer could (or would) provide that information.

What do you think the outcome of this should be?