Senter Presides Over Session Of District Court
Judge J. Larry Senter
of Franklinton presided
over the August 25
session of Warren
County District Court,
disposing of the
following cases:
McKinley Silver, bas
tardy, voluntary dis
missal
Ronald Hymon, com
municating threats,
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Glenn Fields, two
counts of failure to
comply, called and
failed, arrest order
issued and bond set at
$500.
Ann Champion, worth
less check, called and
failed, arrest order
issued and bond set at
$200.
Abraham Shearin,
communicating threats,
ordered to Jail for not
less than four months
nor more than five
months, suspended for
12 months (Mi condition
he pay $75 fine and
costs.
Clarence Edward
Watson, disposing of
mortgaged property,
dismissed.
Tolly Randall Harris,
being intoxicted and dis
ruptive in public, called
and failed, arrest order
issued and bond set at
150.
Barbara Octavia
Howard, speeding 70 in
55 mph zone, voluntary
dismissal with leave.
Frank Parrish,
assault, voluntary dis
missal.
Rodney Hamza Bey,
speeding 76 in 55 mph
zone, voluntary dismis
sal with leave.
John J. Matthews, as
sault and discharging
firearm into occupied
property, voluntary
riiamigaal
Vance Moseley, dis
charging firearm into
occupied property and
damage to personal
property, voluntary
dismissal.
Alton Hudson King,
parking vehicle upon
paved portion of
highway, resisting an
officer and driving
under the influence of
alcoholic beverage,
motion to continue
denied, arrest order
issued and bond set at
$300.
Victor Lee Perry,
third offense of driving
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under the influence,
entered plea of guilty of
first offense of driving
under the influence,
ordered to Jail for six
months, five of which
were suspended on
condition that he serve a
30 day Jail sentence by
being incarcerated on
the next 11 weekends.
He was also placed on
probation for two years.
He was ordered to pay
costs of his Jailing and
not operate a motor
vehicle on the highways
of N. C. until allowed to
do so by the Department
of Motor Vehicles.
Patrick Alphonso
Terry, possession of
controlled substance,
fined $75 and costs.
Marshall Albert
Tutor, speeding 68 in 55
mph zone, voluntary dis
missal with leave.
Carlton Wayne Lynch,
uttering a forged instru
ment, false pretense and
worthless check, volun
tary dismissal with
leave.
Lewis Pinkerman,
driving under the
influence of alcoholic
beverage, no probable
cause found.
Gartrell Wheeler,
speeding 70 in 55 mph
zone, voluntary dismis
sal with leave.
Stephen Robert Wind
ham, speeding 70 in 55
mph zone, stop sign vio
lation, voluntary
dismissal with leave.
Marilyn Denise Sans
berry, speeding 70 in 55
mph zone, voluntary
dismissal with leave.
Daniel Lee Talley,
resisting an officer,
ordered to jail for 60 to
90 days, suspended for
two years on payment of
$100 fine and costs.
Eddie McCoy Reid,
failure to yield, costs of
court.
Irvin Duval Smith,
unsafe movement, en
tered plea of guilty of
improper equipment,
costs of court
Bruce Barfield,
larceny, motion to
continue denied, arrest
order issued and bond
set at $2,000.
Krishan Kumar,
speeding 86 in 55 mph
zone, judgment absolute
on bond, voluntary
dismissal with leave.
John Wayne Lowe,
speeding 76 in 55 mph
zone, judgment absolute
on bond, voluntary
Hiamiwuil with leave.
Percy W. Thompson,
driving under the influ
ence of alcoholic
beverage, judgment
absolute on bond,
voluntary dismissal
with leave.
Robbie Green
Kearney, driving under
the influence of
alcoholic beverage,
entered plea of guilty of
driving with blood
alcohol content .10 or
more, ordered to jail for
30 to 60 days, suspended
for 12 months on
condition she pay a $100
fine and costs and not
operate a motor vehicle
on the highways of N. C.
until allowed by the
Department of Motor
vehicles except as
allowed by limited
driving privilege.
Darryl M. Hargrove,
improper brakes, volun
tary dismissal.
Lunsford Huxsey
Lewis, speeding 70 in 55
mph zone, entered plea
of guilty of exceeding .*»
safe speed, costs ot
court.
Sylvia Ann Whitmore,
failure to blow horn to
avoid a collision with
pedestrian, prayer for
judgment continued
upon payment of costs.
A voluntary dismissal
was taken on a charge of
hit and run.
Albert Hill, Jr., no
driver's license, called
and failed, arrest order
issued and bond set at
175.
Larry A. Dawson,
driving left of center
and driving under the
influence of alcoholic
beverage, judgment
absolute on bond,
voluntary dismissal
with leave.
Nelson Randolph
Plummer, second
offense of driving under
the influence, driving
left of center, called and
failed, bond ordered for
feited.
Charles Vernon Mar
shall, driving while
license revoked,
ordered to jail for not
less than eight months
nor more than 12
months, suspended for
12 months on condition
he pay $200 fine and
costs.
Harold Edwin
Williams, second
offense of driving under
the influence, entered
plea of guilty of first
offense of driving under
the influence, ordered to
jail for six months,
suspended for 12 months
on condition he pay fine
of $200 and costs, not
operate a motor vehicle
on the highways of N. C.
until allowed to do so by
the Department of
Motor Vehicles, sur
render license and reim
burse state for court-,
appointed attorney. A
voluntary dismissal was
taken on a charge of
driving left of center.
Debra Lynn Neal,
unsafe movement,
voluntary dismissal.
Dorothy Townes
Pitchford, red light
violation, not guilty.
Charles Edward
Taylor, speeding 66 in 55
mph zone, called and
failed, bond ordered for
feited.
George Bobby, Jr.,
speeding 83 in 55 mph
zone, entered plea of
guilty of speeding 70 in
55 mph zone, fined $50
and costs.
Henry Lee Clary, II,
speeding 70 in 55 mph
zone, entered plea of
guilty of exceeding a
£ tfe speed, costs of
cotui.
Ralph James Funder
burk, speeding 55 in 35
mph zone, entered plea
of guilty of speeding 43
in 35 mph zone, $10 fine
and costs.
Earl Pierce, speeding
56 in 35 mph zone, enter
ed plea of exceeding a
safe speed, costs.
John Davies Ofoe
Kugblenu, entered plea
of guilty of speeding 70
in 55 mph zone, costs
Graham Pernell,
forgery and uttering,
right to a preliminary
hearing waived and
defendant bound over to
the next session of
Warren County Superior
Court.