U. S. Woman accused of stealing car hire

A woman accused of not returning a rental car is facing a possible prison sentence of up to fifteen years. The accused, of West Palm Beach, Florida, found the car at Detroit Metropolitan Airport in a moment according to hire company
Authorities said Ashley Marie Martin died with his rental car when OnStar, drivers on the onboard navigation system, called the St. Clair County Central Dispatch to report that they were following a car that was stolen
The rental car, a GMC Acadia 2010 with GPS satellite technology has been traced to an address OnStar, where police moved quickly to capture the woman. As he approached, OnStar was able to disable the car engine so it cannot dispel the suspicion. OnStar also can activate the car horn for the authorities to know what machine is the vehicle in question. Finally, police found the car in the garage of Mrs. Martin.
Re OnStar enabled the machine once they were sure they were safe and the authorities were able to take it. Ms. Martin has been accused of not returning a rental property or a value of about $ 20,000. His trial will begin on October 13.

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Weather in Florida Oct. 7, 2009, 5 a.m.

After a wet start to the day, the conditions are wet only, as is Central Florida was like in July rather than October.
The back of the high pressure will remain at the helm, and will move directly over this afternoon. Deep-west to south-west winds are the clouds in the late morning on the premises.
Once again, the East Coast Sea Breeze caught along the coast, thus convection initiation. This will help push temperatures in the lower to mid 90s, around the world.
Temperatures above 70 degrees, it is unpleasant, the heat index over 100 degrees. A few showers are possible, and can develop with such high temperatures, an isolated thunderstorm.
That evening, cloudy weather will remain warm lows in the mid 70s.
Tomorrow, with the continuation of the back, the chances of rain remain low, around 20 percent.
Another day is hot and humid, probably with the high reaching the low to mid 90s years. These conditions can be expected over the weekend.
Still frontal boundary will approach the state Sunday. A few showers may be heading for the next week. Moving the border to our south, the humidity is somewhat lower.
As in the tropics, Tropical Storm Henri was near the Lesser Antilles, yesterday ordered. Remains a weak storm, and is expected to dissipate, as is done in wind shear. Elsewhere, there is no training given.

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Summer is back, and damp. Indeed, the advent of autumn has been postponed for a while ", but will return.
Today is another opportunity to see some showers and storms, as all ingredients are present. Wait one week with the possibility of strong storms, including areas in the east and near the Atlantic Ocean.
Showers and some thunderstorms will be present during the day above normal chance of rain remains in the forecast for the next few days, no significant improvement until the end of the week.
As the rain increased this afternoon, we will see strong winds, frequent lightning and torrential rains that could lead to temporary flooding condition.
Under a cloudy sky, rainy afternoon, the high temperatures of 90 and 40 percent chance of rain. Some rain will continue through the first evening with a 20 percent chance of rain and a night low of 75.
A persistent stationary front remains around and helps push much moisture in our area and the rain again. As this front dissipates and slowly pulled away, we see little improvement in the weather, particularly in the areas of precipitation, but the will of a cold front approaches the chance of rain in the weekend.
Tomorrow will probably be a little drier, "with 20 percent chance of rain. Partly cloudy skies will be tomorrow, partly cloudy with a maximum of 92.
Improving conditions will begin on Thursday and Friday with the possibility of rain to 20%. Moreover, the greater chance of rain for the weekend and now stands at 40 percent. The tropics are quiet now without thunderstorms expected in the next 48 hours.

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