Bull Bucka
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Mtu mmoja huko Orlando anashikiliwa na polisi baada ya kuendesha gari la wafungwa kwenye njia isiyo sahihi na kukataa kusimama mamlaka zilipojaribu kumsimamisha.
Maafisa wa sheria walipokea simu kuhusu tahadhari ya gari la kusafirisha wafungwa likisafiri kwenye barabara ya I-40 huko Statesville, North Carolina.
Mtu aliyepiga simu alikuwa mmiliki wa kampuni ya usafirishaji wa wafungwa na aliripoti kwamba dereva alikuwa amepotea njia na alikataa kurudisha gari. Dereva huyo, Joshua James Pinquet, alikuwa na wafungwa wanne katika sehemu ya nyuma ya gari hilo.
Mfanyakazi mwingine aliyekuwa akisafiri kwenye gari pamoja na Pinquet, ambaye alikuwa akituma ujumbe wa maandishi kwa mmiliki wa kampuni ya usafirishaji.
Pinquet alimwambia mmiliki kwamba alikuwa akijiuzulu kazini katikati ya safari na akakataa kusimama kwenye marudio yaliyokusudiwa kwa wafungwa.
Maafisa wa sheria walikamata gari hilo kwenye barabara ya I-40 na kugundua kuwa Pinquet alipaswa kusimama katika eneo la Hickory na wafungwa, lakini alikataa kusimama.
Pinquet ameishtakiwa kwa makosa matano ikiwemo la ya kuteka nyara ya daraja.
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An Orlando man was arrested after he drove a van full of prison inmates off-course and refused to stop while traveling in North Carolina, deputies said.
On Tuesday, around 9 a.m., deputies received a call to be on the lookout for an inmate transport van traveling on I-40 in Statesville, North Carolina.
The caller was the owner of the inmate transport company and reported the driver was off course and refusing to return the van. The driver, Joshua James Pinquet, had four inmates in the locked cargo area of the van.
Another employee was traveling in the van with Pinquet, who was texting the transport company owner, deputies said.
Pinquet told the owner that he was quitting his job in the middle of the trip and refused to stop at the intended destination for the prisoners.
Deputies stopped the van in I-40 and learned Pinquet was supposed to stop at a location in Hickory with the inmates, but refused to stop.
Pinquet was charged with five counts of felony second-degree kidnapping and felony larceny by an employee.
Maafisa wa sheria walipokea simu kuhusu tahadhari ya gari la kusafirisha wafungwa likisafiri kwenye barabara ya I-40 huko Statesville, North Carolina.
Mtu aliyepiga simu alikuwa mmiliki wa kampuni ya usafirishaji wa wafungwa na aliripoti kwamba dereva alikuwa amepotea njia na alikataa kurudisha gari. Dereva huyo, Joshua James Pinquet, alikuwa na wafungwa wanne katika sehemu ya nyuma ya gari hilo.
Mfanyakazi mwingine aliyekuwa akisafiri kwenye gari pamoja na Pinquet, ambaye alikuwa akituma ujumbe wa maandishi kwa mmiliki wa kampuni ya usafirishaji.
Pinquet alimwambia mmiliki kwamba alikuwa akijiuzulu kazini katikati ya safari na akakataa kusimama kwenye marudio yaliyokusudiwa kwa wafungwa.
Maafisa wa sheria walikamata gari hilo kwenye barabara ya I-40 na kugundua kuwa Pinquet alipaswa kusimama katika eneo la Hickory na wafungwa, lakini alikataa kusimama.
Pinquet ameishtakiwa kwa makosa matano ikiwemo la ya kuteka nyara ya daraja.
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An Orlando man was arrested after he drove a van full of prison inmates off-course and refused to stop while traveling in North Carolina, deputies said.
On Tuesday, around 9 a.m., deputies received a call to be on the lookout for an inmate transport van traveling on I-40 in Statesville, North Carolina.
The caller was the owner of the inmate transport company and reported the driver was off course and refusing to return the van. The driver, Joshua James Pinquet, had four inmates in the locked cargo area of the van.
Another employee was traveling in the van with Pinquet, who was texting the transport company owner, deputies said.
Pinquet told the owner that he was quitting his job in the middle of the trip and refused to stop at the intended destination for the prisoners.
Deputies stopped the van in I-40 and learned Pinquet was supposed to stop at a location in Hickory with the inmates, but refused to stop.
Pinquet was charged with five counts of felony second-degree kidnapping and felony larceny by an employee.
