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On the stand, Mr. Weaver admitted that he had been drinking with friends earlier in the evening saying, “We was all pretty much lit.”
Mr. Weaver’s attorney, Roy Bradley, argued that there was insufficient-evidence to show that Mr. Weaver had been the person driving the car, but Judge Charles B. Foley found that Commonwealth Attorney Peter Luke had produced enough evidence to prove Mr. Weaver’s guilt in this case.
Mr. Weaver’s driver’s license is being taken away for six months, he must pay court costs of $146 and a fine of $50 ($150 of the $200 fine was suspended). A jail sentence of ten days was also suspended.
Donetta Elizabeth Norton, 32, of Haymarket, argued against a speeding ticket she received on Feb. 6.
Virginia State Trooper C.W. Sumner gave Ms. Norton a ticket for driving 69 mph in a 55 mph zone, as measured with his radar.
Ms. Norton believed that she was only going 60 or 61 mph. She noted that Trooper Sumner had made two mistakes on her summons, and said that maybe he had made a mistake about her speeding too. One of the mistakes was that he noted her hair color as black, and she said her hair is dark brown with auburn highlights. The other mistake, a more serious one according to her, was that he noted her weight as 125 lbs. She said that she is a tall women, 5’1T, and that she weighs 235 lbs.
At this point, she pulled a scale out of her briefcase, held it up for the judge and everyone to see, and offered to weigh herself to prove her
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