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North Kingstown Man Charged After Driving Car Onto Half-Frozen Pond
Posted on Feb 01, 2010
After watching another driver do it, Samuel T. Richter drove his father’s 1998 Volkswagen Jetta onto a half-frozen pond in Ryan Park. Around 2 a.m. Sunday, he drove down the Belleville Pond boat ramp. But when he tried to get back, the Jetta pitched forward, 143 yards from shore, and began to sink.
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