Greensboro Hit & Run Lawyer – Misdemeanor Death by Motor Vehicle Lawyer

In Criminal, Personal Injury, Traffic by GWAO

The short version

A 27 Year Old man is charged with Second-Degree Murder and Felony Hit and Run related to the death of a man on Sunday. The Hit and Run happened around 3:20 AM on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive. The victim died at the scene after being hit by a white pickup truck, which had left the scene after the accident, resulting in the Felony Hit & Run charge. The Investigation in the Hit & Run revealed that the two men, the driver and the victim, had been involved in an argument earlier in the day and that the victim had at one point been a passenger in the driver’s car. The Driver was arrested for Felony Hit and Run and placed under a $750,000 Bond.

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http://www.news-record.com/news/crime/article_98fee0aa-ce60-11e3-a864-0017a43b2370.html

Chad D. Garrett
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Chad D. Garrett

Criminal Defense, DWI and Traffic Law

Chad practices criminal defense, DWI and traffic law in Guilford County and across North Carolina. He is the author of ABC's of Traffic Law, ABC's of DWI and DWI Essentials.

  • Continuing Legal Education Instructor of the Year, North Carolina Bar Association
  • Former President, Greensboro Criminal Defense Lawyers Association
  • Board Member, Criminal Justice Section, North Carolina Bar Association
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