The Charlotte Observer reports:
The North Carolina State Highway Patrol charged U.S. Rep. Madison Cawthorn last week with driving while his license was revoked. Cawthorn faces the charge after a traffic stop in Cleveland County on March 3, according to Sgt. Chris Knox, a patrol spokesman.
Around 10:26 p.m., a trooper saw a 2019 Toyota drive left of center on U.S. 74B and pulled the vehicle over, Knox said in a written statement to McClatchy.
Court records showed that this is the second time Cawthorn has been issued the charge of driving with a revoked license. The first, in 2017, was later dismissed. Knox said Cawthorn faces two additional charges of speeding, both brought by the patrol.
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The North Carolina State Highway Patrol charged U.S. Rep. Madison Cawthorn last week with driving while his license was revoked.
Court records showed that this is the second time Cawthorn has been issued the charge of driving with a revoked license.https://t.co/qxSm6hud0j
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