Used vehicle compensation can be 'following large mis-selling scandal'

according to A field on Nickland Drive in Campbell County will see the sun again after the Campbell County Board of Supervisors unanimously denied a special use permit for a used car storage lot in a meeting this week. The cars belong to local car salesman David Hall, who was paying Darby $450 per month to use the field. Campbell County Zoning Administrator Austin Mitchell said the county requires a special use permit for cars stored on a parcel and not titled under the property owner's name. Leroy Stevenson, who lives across the road from Darby, pleaded with supervisors to deny the special use permit. After Stevenson's testimony, all seven supervisors voted to deny the special use permit.

Drink-driver used car 'as a weapon to plough into pedestrian' during night of terror

A drunk used his car "as a weapon" as he drove into pedestrian - leaving the victim clinging onto the bonnet with a string of serious injuries. Mr Mason had been staying with a friend but stepped outside when he heard a "loud bang", Birmingham Crown Court heard. He waved his arms to try to get Kelly to stop but Mr Mason described the vehicle "hurtling" towards him. Miss Rashid said the incident had affected Mr Mason emotionally, changing him from someone who had been self-confident to nervous. Passing sentence, Judge Patrick Thomas QC told Kelly: "You were very drunk and I am satisfied this was the deliberate use of a car as a weapon.

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