Two tow truck drivers accused of pistol-whipping Charlotte trucker remain free as case stalls

Two tow truck drivers, Rodney Grisson and Robert Frasure, accused of pistol-whipping Charlotte trucker Rdele Olive during a road incident remain free as their case faces delays. The defendants, linked to PCR owned by Timothy Davis, allegedly attempted to charge Olive $10,000 for booting his truck before assaulting him. Recent legislation in North Carolina now bans booting commercial vehicles but excludes average drivers.