US EditionDC lawsuit accuses 3 Md. drivers of racking up a combined $90K in unpaid traffic tickets
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DC AG sues 3 Maryland men for thousands of dollars in unpaid traffic tickets
Backed by the muscle of a new law, D.C.’s attorney general is suing out-of-state drivers who have refused to pay tens of thousands of dollars in fines from speed and red light cameras. For years, out-of-state drivers have known they can wrack up ticket after ticket in the District and no one had the authority to make them pay. Now, under the newly passed Steer Act, prosecutors will go after property and cash. “And that can be by seizing assets, …
DC lawsuit accuses 3 Md. drivers of racking up a combined $90K in unpaid traffic tickets
D.C.’s attorney general is suing three Maryland drivers, saying they’ve each racked up tens of thousands of dollars in unpaid traffic tickets over the course of more than a decade. According to D.C. Attorney General Brian Schwalb, at the time the suit was filed Friday, Andre Bowman owes D.C. $36,986 for 135 traffic infractions; Earl Curtis owes D.C. $27,882 for 115 violations; and Leon Carter owes the District $30,666 for 84 infractions. Schwalb…
DC sues 3 Maryland drivers for $90K in unpaid traffic fines: Attorney General
The District has announced lawsuits against three Maryland men for failing to pay over $90,000 in fines for dangerous driving violations, according to the Office of the Attorney General.
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