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Former Jonesville Police Chief David Parker (center) reaches for his wallet to surrender his driver's license after pleading no contest Tuesday in Cherokee County General Sessions Court to involuntary manslaughter for a July 2006 accident that claimed the life of an 8-year-old girl. Parker maintained he did nothing wrong behind the wheel, but hoped the young girl's family could heal. He is flanked by his defense attorney, John Hawkins (left) and prosecuting Assistant S.C. Attorney General C. Dale Scott. (Ledger photo / TIM GULLA)
Former Jonesville Police Chief David Parker (center) reaches for his wallet to surrender his driver's license after pleading no contest Tuesday in Cherokee County General Sessions Court to involuntary manslaughter for a July 2006 accident that claimed the life of an 8-year-old girl. Parker maintained he did nothing wrong behind the wheel, but hoped the young girl's family could heal. He is flanked by his defense attorney, John Hawkins (left) and prosecuting Assistant S.C. Attorney General C. Dale Scott. (Ledger photo / TIM GULLA)
