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by track coach Dave van de Graaff, who courageously stood in Mr. Moody’s path, trying to block his way out of the lot. According to Mr. van de Graaff, while Mr. Moody was driving toward him, Mr. Moody shook his head at him and Mr. van de Graaff was able to jump out of the way of the speeding vehicle just in time. He said he felt he would have been hit if he had not jumped aside.

After leaving the high school parking lot, Mr. Moody again drove to Page County. Page County police pursued him on Route 340 toward Front Royal, according'to:Sheriff Settle.

Major MacWelch said that Mr. Moody was tossing some of the stolen items out the window as he was driving. Mr. Moody wrecked the Trooper near Skyline Caverns but was not injured. He was taken to the Warren County jail and is being held

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