Pickett Soldier Rams Stolen Auto Into Parked Car Private Charged On Two Counts, Held For Another A 22-year-old Ncrro private from Macon. Ga . Robe-l Latti more was filled S150 i b's costs in the Mayor's Cmirt. Monday mora ine. for careless and reckless driving under the influence of alcohol At the same time, the "rial Jnctice Co- i t sentenced the C-mp Pickett soldier to 30 da vs in Gil for a hit-and-run accident. And I atlimnre's ease will be h"ld over for grand .iurv on the charge of nos‘essina a ■ folen automobile The-? charges were the result ef events which happened early Friday morning in Parmville. Policemen O. S Overton and V. 3’. Rickman s iw Latthnore iumo from a car after crashing into a 1951 Chevrolet parked in front of Iiongwood C Here on High Street about 3 15 a m.. Friday. Thev caught tiie soldier i>rte” chasing him for about four blocks. After capturing the soldier, thev found tliat he had stolen the car that he was driving, a 1943 Chevrolet, from Fla/el C Jack son. who lives on Fly Street and teaches at Tuggle Damages t" the parked car, owned by H M Hills, of Broad nax, amount’d to about $403. Damage to the stolen ear were $450. I attimore had stolen the car and was headed bark to Camp Pickett when the accident on High Street orenreri He lias been stationed at Picket1 for about three months The s Idier is bein' lieki at the county mil
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