Car's impound bill upsets Jaymie Adams' mother-in-law
BLANCHARD — The mother-in-law of homicide victim Jaymie Adams is upset after paying a $400-plus bill to get her 1980 Chevrolet Chevette out of impound.
Irven Box , an attorney representing Tina Clarke , said he advised his client to take action against the police department for a practice he described as “totally wrong.”
“I told her to file a claim and get the process started,” Box said. “...
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