Beer theft draws probation
| A Shannon man was placed on
' two years of supervised probation
in Hoke County District Court last
week alter he was convicted of
walking out of a store with a case
of beer he did not buy.
Ricky Chavis, arrested on
August 20 on a warrant for
larceny, was sentenced to a year in
prison suspended for two years on
' supervised probation, a $250 fine
and $14 restitution to be paid to
Lake McNeill Beverage, court
records say.
In other action, five cases in
volving drunk driving were heard
in last week's court session.
Kenneth Lawrence Merwin, a
Maxton resident, was sentenced to
two years suspended for two years
on supervised probation after be
ing convicted of his third offense
of driving while impaired (DWI),
records say.
Merwin, 27, was ordered by the
court to spend 14 days in jail and
pay a $600 fine.
The man was arrested on
February 8, according to records.
Charlie Henry Ramson Jr., a
Raeford man, was sentenced to
two years suspended for two years
on supervised probation after a
conviction on his third DWI of
fense, according to records.
Ramson, 37, arrested 0.1 May 1,
was also ordered to spend 14 days
in jail and pay a $500 fine, records
say.
Randall Bullard, of Maxton,
was given a suspended sentence
and three years on supervised pro
bation for a second offense DWI
conviction.
Bullard, 27, was arrested on
May 18, records say.
The man was ordered to spend
10 days in jail and pay a $500 fine,
records say.
Simpson Creighton Hodge, a
Fayetteville man, was sentenced to
60 days suspended for one year on
unsupervised probation after being
convicted of DWI.
The 24-year-old man was also
fined $100.
Tony Dale Hester, of Raeford,
was sentenced to two years on
supervised probation and seven
days in jail after being convicted of
his second DWI offense.
Hester, 29, was arrested on June
1, records say.
Roger Wayne Collins, a Red
Springs man, was given three years
on supervised probation after be
ing convicted of having no
registration, no insurance, no in
spection, being careless and
reckless, speeding 80 in a 55 zone,
having bad tires and speeding to
elude arrest, records say.
The 22-year-old man, arrested
on May 31, was also fined $400,
records say.
James Edward McPhaul, a
Raeford resident, was placed in
probation for five years and fined
S250 after being convicted of sell
ing alcohol on June 22 without a
license, records say.
Troy La Bomard, a 16-year-old
Raeford resident was placed on
supervised probation for a year
and ordered to pay $150 in restitu
tion to Ray Johnson after Bomard
was convicted of purposefully tear
ing up Johnson's go cart, accord
ing to records.
Debbie Clark, of Red Springs,
was fined $100 and ordered to pay
$50 in restitution after being con
victed of hitting Wandalene
Locklear in the face with her fists,
records say.
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Everyone is encouraged to par
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