CHARLES CITY – About a year ago, a person got behind the wheel of a stolen pick-up truck in Charles City and caused thousands of dollars in damages, but no charges were ever filed.
Charles City police confirmed today that they brought no charges after an on-going investigation into an incident that took place on July 9, 2013.
Police said that on that day, they took a report of a stolen 2012 Ford 350 truck at the 500 block of South Jackson Street. The truck was registered to Travis Hobert of Charles City. The truck struck several stop signs and a mailbox on the south side of Charles City. The vehicle also struck a 2013 Chevy truck owned by Joel Forsyth parked in the 1100 block of Hildreth Street. Police went on to say that the “stolen” vehicle also rammed a 2008 Pontiac G6 registered to Brittany Schriever and Trent Parker of Charles City. The suspect also drove the truck through several yards. The truck was later recovered in a yard at the intersection of 9th Street and Cedar Street. Police estimated damage to be at $18,000 and was under investigation, but, again, they confirmed today that no charges were ever brought.
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Must have been SOLE or FOLE to be sure. That’s son of law enforcement or friend of law enforcement. The average person usually gets a stack of charges for the jury to consider.
Stack’em up