The Daily Tar Heel Friday, September 2, 19883A
Marshals' search for fygitive; frleimdls fear
foy
play
From Associated Press reports
RALEIGH U.S. marshals
searched Thursday for fugitive Amer
ican Indian Eddie Hatcher while
Hatcher's friends worried that foul
play or the threat of it might have
kept him from surrendering after his
bond was. revoked.
; "We have no indication why he's
doing this, none whatsoever," said
N
.C. official
after licensing mistakes
From Associated Press reports
RALEIGH The state official
responsible for a foulup that put more
than 150 convicted drunken drivers
back , behind the wheel has been
fprced to resign, Gov. Jim Martin
said Thursday.
; Keith Clark, head of the drivers
section of the N.C. Division of Motor
Yehicles, was dismissed after an
investigation pinned the blame on
him, Martin said at a news
conference.
; "He has been asked to resign and
he has submitted his resignation," the
governor said, adding that Clark had
"made a mistake of judgment but
nevertheless a very serious mistake."
DMV officials are trying to correct
the error, taking back as many of the
wrongly awarded licenses as possible,
Martin said.
He said he had been notified
Monday night that employees in the
driver's section erroneously notified
the convicted drunken drivers they
could reapply for licenses.
All had been found guilty of more
than one impaired-driving offense
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.S. Marshall Bill Berryhill. "It really
does not make any sense.
"If he has any enemies, he's more
. likely to encounter them in a fugitive
status than in the custody of the U.S.
Marshal Service," Berryhill said.
"Any concerns about his safety while
in the custody of the Department of
Justice would be totally, erroneous."
An arrest warrant was issued for
resigns ' .
and two had been charged again since
having their driving privileges
restored.
Under the 1983 Safe Roads Act,
anyone convicted of drunken driving
a second time loses his license for four
years. But the license can be restored
after two years if a hearing officer
approves a person's appeal.
Hearing officers cn accept or
reject appeals or refer them to a
medical review board for further
consideration. An officer can allow
a person to continue driving until the
medical board renders a decision.
In the cases of the 150 multiple
offenders, the hearing officers had
referred them to the medical board
without granting any of the people
permission to drive. But Clark's office
notified the drivers that they could
reapply for limited driving privileges,
meaning they could drive with res
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Hatcher Thursday after he failed to
appear as promised Wednesday
afternoon. Marshals also were circu
lating wanted posters.
Hatcher, 30, and Timothy Jacobs,
20, are accused of taking up to 20
people hostage at-The Robesonian
newspaper office in Lumberton Feb.
I. They were ordered returned to jail
Wednesday by the 4th U.S. Circuit
Court of Appeals while it considers
whether they should have been
granted bond in July.
Jacobs, who was meeting with his
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But Hatcher, after telling his
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Hatcher's chief counsel. "As far as I
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had to surrender, or whether he got
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that," when asked if he. had spoken
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