11-20-2010, 09:41 PM
he's as worthless as his checks.
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Observer News Enterprise:
Baker is charged with four worthless check charges. According to court documents, Baker allegedly wrote four worthless checks during a period of one week in May 2009.
The checks were all written to Lowes Foods on U.S. 321 in Hickory. Baker allegedly wrote two bad checks May 10, 2009 worth $84.88 and $39.50. The next day, Baker allegedly wrote another bad check worth $41.52. On May 16, 2009, he allegedly wrote a fourth bad check valued at $72.20.
These amounts include the cost of the merchandise, as well as processing and bank fees, according to the Catawba County Clerk of Court's Office.
District Court Judge Robert. A Mullinax Jr. appointed Mark Killian, a Hickory-based attorney, to represent Baker on the worthless check charges. Baker was required to fill out an affidavit at the Catawba County Clerk of Court's Office to certify he can't afford to hire a lawyer. According to the affidavit of indigency Baker filled out, he has no monthly income. He listed no money coming in from employment, welfare, Social Security or his spouse's employment.
Baker has $80 in total assets and liabilities, and he didn't list any other personal assets on the affidavit, which can include vehicles and real estate.
Baker listed his current address as an apartment in Hudson.
(more court photos post #363)
Observer News Enterprise:
Baker is charged with four worthless check charges. According to court documents, Baker allegedly wrote four worthless checks during a period of one week in May 2009.
The checks were all written to Lowes Foods on U.S. 321 in Hickory. Baker allegedly wrote two bad checks May 10, 2009 worth $84.88 and $39.50. The next day, Baker allegedly wrote another bad check worth $41.52. On May 16, 2009, he allegedly wrote a fourth bad check valued at $72.20.
These amounts include the cost of the merchandise, as well as processing and bank fees, according to the Catawba County Clerk of Court's Office.
District Court Judge Robert. A Mullinax Jr. appointed Mark Killian, a Hickory-based attorney, to represent Baker on the worthless check charges. Baker was required to fill out an affidavit at the Catawba County Clerk of Court's Office to certify he can't afford to hire a lawyer. According to the affidavit of indigency Baker filled out, he has no monthly income. He listed no money coming in from employment, welfare, Social Security or his spouse's employment.
Baker has $80 in total assets and liabilities, and he didn't list any other personal assets on the affidavit, which can include vehicles and real estate.
Baker listed his current address as an apartment in Hudson.