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HOT SPRINGS, Ark. (AP) — An Arkansas man faces a murder charge after sheriff's deputies said they found a body in his car during an April traffic stop.
The Hot Springs Sentinel-Record reports Tuesday that 58-year-old Keith Ashlock has been charged with first-degree murder after deputies found evidence of a crime scene at his home.
Authorities identified the body as 65-year-old Jimmy Fryar.
The Garland County Sheriff's Office says Ashlock fled when a deputy tried to stop him April 30 for driving a vehicle with an unauthorized vanity license plate. Ashlock crashed through the gate of a condominium complex and was arrested on the roof of a condo.
Ashlock is being held on $200,000 bond. He's also charged with fleeing police, criminal mischief and obstruction. The public defender's office is representing him and declined comment.
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