Women are jailed for fighting
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TOhne Raeford women were
q?ta?d to spend last weekend in
jail by Hoke County District Court
Judge A. Elizabeth Keever after
tqUqr were convicted of righting in
prthHr
Casandra Knight, 16, who was
attested and cited on May 14 for
fitting in public, was ordered to
jattfrom last Friday until Sunday
s|K$ p.m., according to court
records.
".pandora Tew was given the
sttie sentence, records say.
?-Tfcw, 17, was cited on the same
as Knight, according to
records.
I In an apparently unrelated case.
Sherry Lowry, a 17-year-old
Raeford resident, was convicted of
assaulting Lisa Poe on May 22,
records say.
According to a warrant for
Lowry's arrest, she inflicted cuts
and bruises on Poe's body and
fafie.
. Lowry was also ordered to spend
the weekend in jail, records say.
? In other court action, Commie
Wall, 41, of Shannon, was ordered
tp spend last weekend in jail after
pleading guilty to being drunk and
disorderly on June 5.
| Charles Goodwin, of Wagram,
was found guilty of misdemeanor
larceny and sentenced to 1 2
months in prison suspended for
two years' supervised probation,
according to records.
Goodwin was brought into court
on a charge of forgery but that
charge was downgraded, according
to records.
According to a warrant, Good
win took a check from Ellis Smith
and cashed it for $100.30.
? Goodwin was ordered by Keever
to pay a $50 fine and SlOO.SO in
restitution, records say.
E bender Locklear Usher, of
Raeford, was given a six month
suspended sentence and three years
probation after being convicted of
shoplifting from the local A&P
foodstore.
A warrant for the 40-year-old
Usher was issued on April 10.
According to that warrant.
Usher stole four bottles of col
ogne, three pairs of "booties" and
12 cartons of chewing gum from
the store.
Michael Gerald Scott, of
Raeford, was convicted of stealing
seven azalea plants from Hoke
County High School, according to
records.
Scott, 17, was sentenced to two
years suspended for three years
supervised probation and fined
$50, records say.
The man was also ordered by the
court to perform 250 hours of
community service.
According to records, the stolen
plants were valued at $10.50.
Five area residents were con
victed of driving while impaired
(DWI) in court last week.
Harold Blue, a Hamlet resident,
was convicted of DWI on May 5,
according to records.
The conviction was Blue's se
cond, records say.
The 51-year-old man was
sentenced to 90 days suspended for
one year unsupervised probation
and fined $100, records say.
He was also ordered to spend
seven days in jail, according to
records.
Louise McLaughlin Robeson, a
55 year old Raeford woman, was
sentenced to 90 days suspended for
one year on special supervised pro
bation and seven days in jail for
her second conviction of DWI, ac
cording to records.
The woman, who was arrested
on October 12 of last year, was
also fined $100, records say.
Anthony Williams, a Maxton
resident, was sentenced to 90 days
suspended for two years special
supervised probation for his se
cond conviction of DWI.
Williams, 20, who was charged
on May 18, was also ordered to
spend seven days in jail and pay a
fine of $100, records say.
Vernon Woodrow Hair, of
Raeford, was sentenced to six
months suspended for two years
special supervised probation,
ordered to spend seven days in jail
and fined $150 after being con
victed of DWI for the second time.
Hair, 43, was arrested on March
7, according to records.
Jeffry Allen Murphy, 23, was
convicted of DWI on May 4 and
was sentenced to 60 days suspend
ed for one year unsupervised pro
bation and fined $100 after being
convicted of DWI.
Murphy is a Hope Mills resi
dent.
Jimmy H. Hammonds, of
Wakulla, was fined $15 for posses
sion of marijuana.
The 16-year-old Hammonds was
cited on February 17, records say.
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Couple arrested for marijuana
By Ed Miller
Two Raeford residents were out
of jail on $2,000 bond each after
being charged with drug viola
tions.
John Henry McNeill and Lou
Mattie Purcell Monroe of 1571
McBryde Lake Road were charged
on May 29 with intending to sell
and deliver marijuana and posses
sion of drug paraphernalia, Hoke
County Sheriff's Department
reports show.
Deputy Mack High and Deputy
C.E. Harris served a search war
rant on the couple following an in
vestigation.
Upon entering the house, High
asked McNeill to show him where
the pot was hidden, according to
the report.
The 48-year-old man handed the
deputies 113 grams of the controll
ed substance, High said in the
report.
According to Hoke County
Sheriff Dave Barrington, the mari
juana weighed about three ounces.
The marijuana had been broken
into 27 plastic bags and five paper
envelopes, according to the report.
Also turned over to the deputies
was $260 in cash, apparently from
the sale of the drugs, according to
the report.
In a statement to the deputies,
McNeill said that the marijuana
confiscated was the second batch
he had sold.
He had collected S600 from the
first sales, he said.
McNeill also told deputies that
he got the pot from an unknown
man in a van.
McNeill had not seen the man
since he received the second ship
ment, he told deputies.
Both McNeill and Monroe, 39,
were charged, reports say, adding
that Monroe had not sold any of
the drug but she knew it was in the
house.
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