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Speedinging Violation In Narrative By Officer Graves
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On 9/16/2017 at 1330 hours, I Officer Graves, conducted a traffic stop in reference to a speeding violation. Upon further investigation it was determined the driver, Tate, had a warrant for worthless checks. Tate was served the warrant and placed under arrest roadside. Tate appeared before Magistrate Rodgers and given a written promise to appear.
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