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him a check for $260 for the gun.
When the check was returned ’ from the bank marked “insufficient funds,” said Mr. Tapp, he went to the _ bank in Berry ville and asked if the check could be resubmitted, but appar- > ently there were not funds to cover it. .. Mr. Tapp sent letters to Mr. Armel, at . two different addresses he had for - him, but they were returned by the post office. He also was unable to con- .. tact him by telephone.
Judge W. Shore Robertson said that the defendant had uttered and delivered the check with the intent to , defraud.
Mr. Luke presented evidence of Mr. Armel’s prior felony convictions to prove the firearm possession charge against him. His prior record is very extensive, and includes convictions for . statutory burglary, grand larceny, conspiring to distribute cocaine, distributing methamphetamine, forgery, uttering of forged checks, and possession , of a firearm after having been convicted of a felony.
Mr. Armel will be sentenced in , circuit court on June 20.
In General District Court on , Tuesday, Jacob Rawlings Butler, 19, of Brandy Station, was sent to jail to serve a sentence when he was found to be in contempt of his CDI probation. He had received a six-month suspended sentence in May 1996.
Mr. Luke pointed out that Mr. Butler had an extensive juvenile record. He said that when juveniles .
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