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Page 12A-KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday, August 22, 1985
Man Injured In Crash
With City Police Car
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E.B. Mote, 63, of Route 3,
sustained head injuries and
City Policeman Mike
Sanders, 35, was treated for
minor injuries at Kings
Mountain Hospital Tuesday
night after a two-vehicle
crash at the intersection of
King and Battleground.
State Trooper J.D. Dunn
said that Sanders, operating
a 1984 model police car which
was totaled, was enroute to
back up another officer, Ptl.
Jimmy West, who was in pur-
suit of a speeding motor-
cyclist in the Northwoods sec-
tion of the city about 10:06
p.m.
Sanders, on routine patrol,
was traveling East on King
Street with blue light and
siren on, according to the
patrolman’s report. Mote,
operating a 1971 Chevrolet,
was traveling south on Bat-
tleground Avenue with the
traffic light green in his
direction, entered the in-
tersection and was struck by
the police car. According to
Trooper Dunn, Mote said that
he heard a siren ‘‘but didn’t
know where it was.”
Dunn charged Mote with
failure to stop for blue light
and siren. Sanders was not
charged.
The police car was
estimated to be traveling 50
miles per hour and the Mote
vehicle was traveling 30
miles per hour, according to
the Highway Patrol report.
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