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Commonwealth v. Thomas

Citations

  • 656 A.2d 514
  • 440 Pa. Super. 564
  • 1995 Pa. Super. LEXIS 669

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that a car was used as “deadly weapon” where defendant “continued to drive his vehicle, without hitting the brakes, even after he struck the children on a swing set.”
  • determining that defendant’s actions in attempting to make a U-turn, jumping a four-inch-high curb, crashing through a wrought-iron fence, and running into a swing set were sufficient to find that defendant used the vehicle as a deadly weapon
  • car qualified as deadly weapon where it jumped curb, struck children on a playground swing set, and continued travel with children on the hood

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Judges: Tamilia, Hudock and Brosky

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