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found James W. Pendleton of Amissville guilty of shooting into an occupied motor vehicle, sentenced him to two years and then suspended all but 60 days which Pendleton will be allowed to serve on weekends.
The judge named David Konick as court-appointed attorney for Richard Bundy, 23, of Goldvein, after ruling that the defendant, a selfdescribed wood cutter who has not worked since October, qualifies as an indigent.
Bundy is facing charges of breaking and entering and grand larceny in the robbery of Loyal Diehl’s residence in February, 1980.
A cash bond of $10,000 was set for Bundy after the commonwealth attorney noted that he has been a fugitive for some time. Bundy’s case has been continued until March 18 for setting a trial date.
Mart in’s Motions Denied
The judge denied two requests from Robert Clarence Martin for change of venue and release from custody.
On May 22, 1981, Martin was found guilty on five counts of arson arising from the Halloween Eve burning of barns and personal property belonging to the C. E. Johnson family. Later four of the verdicts were ordered set aside by Judge Robertson and were subsequently consolidated into a single charge on which Martin must again stand trial.
In asking for a change of venue to Fauquier County for that trial, attorney Lee Albrecht maintained that the Rappahannock News accounts of the earlier trial and guilty verdicts returned by the jury would have a substantial bearing on his client’s presumption of in
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