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Man Who Hit Virginia Trooper Must Aid Safety Drive
Friday, September 05, 2008

A Centreville man who slammed into a parked Virginia State Police car on Interstate 66 in April, severely injuring a trooper, has received an unusual sentence to fit the crime: 45 days in jail and 100 hours helping state police publicize their "Move Over" campaign to remind drivers to steer away from police cars on the side of highways.
 
 
 





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