Carr will stay in jail
Anchorman will not post bond in traffic fatality
By Titan Barksdale
Winston-Salem Journal
Locked arm in arm with his mother, WXII-TV anchorman Tolly Carr, with head bowed, walked slowly toward the Forsyth County Magistrate’s Office yesterday.
Shortly after 2 p.m., Carr walked inside and stood before a magistrate to face additional charges in the traffic death of Casey Bokhoven, 26. Carr’s attorneys emerged from the office about 30 minutes later, but he was not with them.
Carr, 32, was charged yesterday with felony death by vehicle; bond was set at $100,000. He was initially charged with driving while impaired on March 11 - the day that police say Carr hit Bokhoven.
By Titan Barksdale
Winston-Salem Journal
Locked arm in arm with his mother, WXII-TV anchorman Tolly Carr, with head bowed, walked slowly toward the Forsyth County Magistrate’s Office yesterday.
Shortly after 2 p.m., Carr walked inside and stood before a magistrate to face additional charges in the traffic death of Casey Bokhoven, 26. Carr’s attorneys emerged from the office about 30 minutes later, but he was not with them.
Carr, 32, was charged yesterday with felony death by vehicle; bond was set at $100,000. He was initially charged with driving while impaired on March 11 - the day that police say Carr hit Bokhoven.
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