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motorist was identified as Philip Meyers. 47. In addition to attempted malicious wounding, he was charged with escape and DUI. He allegedly had a blood alcohol content of 0.24, and Novak said drug charges are also pending. Meyers was treated at Fauquier Hospital for a cut on the chin and released. Novak said. He was held at the Fauquier County Adult Detention Center with no bond. E-mcul the reporter at abagdanovtd&timespapenu'om.

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Clarification

Editor s point of clarification on the article printed in the January 3. 2008 issue of the Rappahannock News “Breathing new life from behind bars" Confidentiality is a legal requirement of all counseling and psychotherapy. It was Joyce Haley's intention to tell her story so that others who had been abused and traumatized would seek help rather than turning to drugs. She first contacted the Rappahannock News several months ago. All information in the article was obtained with her express consent.

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