Collateral Forfeited In Magistrate's Court
A list of individuals facing collateral forfeiture in a magistrate court for traffic and related offenses. Names include Philip A Strau, Thomas McHenry, Kenneth Foland, Carrell Stanbury, Marvin Phillips, James Williams, Harry Daly, William Stork, Millard Shuff Jr, Edith McHenry, Ernest Stephens, William Speak, Luan Leatherman, William Snyder, Robert Osborne, Francis Hess, Norman Jones, Philip Barkerdoll, Harry Stanshercar, Lloyd Wilson, Carolyn Kaetzel, and James Mo. Offenses range from exceeding safe driving distances and speeding to improper passing and plates issued to another vehicle. Amounts forfeited vary.
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Philip A. Strau
Thomas Michael McHenry
Frederick
Kenneth Austin Foland
Dell Avenue
Carrell
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Clear Spring
Marvin Wayne Phillips
Brunswick
James Richard Williams
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Harry John Daly
Bethesda
William A. Stork
Emmitsburg
Millard Francis Shuff Jr
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Pi Edith McHenry
Ernest Burton Stephens
Market Street
William James Speak
le Gere
Luan Elizabeth Leatherman
Thermont
Wiliam McKinley Snyder
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Sir Robert Jesse Osborne
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Francis Irvin Hess
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Norman Charles Jones
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Philip Foster Barkdoll
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Harry Junior Stanshercar
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