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WEST VIRGINIA....
In 2008, Lawrence Moles was trying to pass a car turning onto Corridor G when he ran through a 4-way intersection and collided with a car driven by Robert Bell, killing Bell. Last year, Moles was found guilty of negligent homicide, appealed the conviction, and then later pleaded guilty. He received a one year sentence, but, as part of the sentence, he was allowed to go to work. This week, Moles found himself in court again. He was ordered to serve the rest of his sentence in jail full-time after his ex-fiance testified that on July 1st, the two got in an argument and Moles threw her up against a wall.