Sandy
04-16-2018, 08:43 AM
Some coddler judge will send it to NU for only a few years, and I guarantee it'll only do worse the next time.
Torrey Lane Hodsden, 21, faces several felonies, including assault of company police officers with a deadly weapon, after he tried to flee from the Biltmore Company officers who arrested him, according to the warrants for his arrest.
Larry Rankine, director of security and police services for the Biltmore Company, said Thursday that shortly after noon Hodsden attempted to gain entry to the estate without a ticket.
Having smelled what they believed to be illicit drugs, the two responding company police officers asked Hodsden to get out of his car, Rankine said. Hodsden opened his door, but he didn't step out of the car; he attempted to flee, according to warrants.
"He threw the car in reverse, ran into our police vehicle, which was parked behind him, and in so doing, because his door was opened, he actually struck both of our officers," Rankine said.
After they arrested Hodsden, police searched his car and found a stolen AK-47-style rifle and 2.64 pounds of marijuana "found in multiple places in the vehicle," police wrote in Hodsden's warrants.
https://www.citizen-times.com/story/news/local/2018/04/12/busted-biltmore-man-arrested-estate-stolen-ak-47-and-2-5-lbs-pot-police-say/510185002/
Torrey Lane Hodsden, 21, faces several felonies, including assault of company police officers with a deadly weapon, after he tried to flee from the Biltmore Company officers who arrested him, according to the warrants for his arrest.
Larry Rankine, director of security and police services for the Biltmore Company, said Thursday that shortly after noon Hodsden attempted to gain entry to the estate without a ticket.
Having smelled what they believed to be illicit drugs, the two responding company police officers asked Hodsden to get out of his car, Rankine said. Hodsden opened his door, but he didn't step out of the car; he attempted to flee, according to warrants.
"He threw the car in reverse, ran into our police vehicle, which was parked behind him, and in so doing, because his door was opened, he actually struck both of our officers," Rankine said.
After they arrested Hodsden, police searched his car and found a stolen AK-47-style rifle and 2.64 pounds of marijuana "found in multiple places in the vehicle," police wrote in Hodsden's warrants.
https://www.citizen-times.com/story/news/local/2018/04/12/busted-biltmore-man-arrested-estate-stolen-ak-47-and-2-5-lbs-pot-police-say/510185002/