A second conviction for driving while disqualified landed a teenager in jail after he admitted the charge in Magistrates’ Court.Brandon Madeiros, of Cedar Hill, Warwick was spotted by police on July 15. He was not due to back on the road until October 23.Senior Magistrate Archibald Warner told the 19-year-old he was warned the first time when he appeared for doing the same thing and asked Madeiros to repeat what he was told then.“I was told I would get 30 days in jail if I did it again,” he replied.“So what do you expect me to do now?” Mr Warner asked.Replied Madeiros: “I don’t want to go to prison.”Said Mr Warner: “You are the essence of arrogance or contempt challenging the court, that’s the way I see it. Since you’re expecting 30 days, 30 days’ imprisonment it is.”Madeiros pleaded with the magistrate and said he would take “more time off the road or even a big fine”.“I’m an apprentice mechanic, I just got the job. Please I’m begging you, don’t send me to prison please.”Mr Warner ignored him and Madeiros was led out of the courtroom.