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A Longwood man received a total
sentence of 300 days in jail after
pleading guilty to multiple charges of
assault on an officer, simple assault
and damage to personal property in
Brunswick County District Criminal
Court iast week.
Hoiiie Danie'is, 24, of Route i,
Ixjngwoou, was charged Feb. 20 with
two counts of simple assault, three
counts of assault on an officer, two
counts of damage to personal property,
resisting arrest and trespassing.
In court last week, one count of simple
assault and trespassing was
dismissed. Daniels pleaded guilty to
the other charges while representing
himself in court.
Accordir? to Dot. Lindssv Walto^
who testified in the case, Daniels was
charged with entering the Holden
Beach Grocery Store, assaulting its
operator, Eldridge Ludlum, and
resisting arrest from Deputy Sgt.
Donald Gates and Sgt. Jimmy
Bryant.
According to the arrest warrants,
Daniels entered the store and
assaulted Ludlum by "hitting him in
the stomach with his fist." Daniels
was also charged with damage to
personal property for tearing merchandise
"off the displays and throw_
ir.g it on the floor." the warrant
; stated.
Sgt. Gates stopped Daniels' vehicle
as it was leaving the scene he
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fled into a wooded area on foot. He
was placed under arrest about an
hour later.
Judge Jerry A. Jolly sentenced
Daniels to 30 days in jail for simple
assault; 30 days for resisting arrest;
30 days for damage to personal property;
60 days for assault on an officer;
60 days for a second count of
assault on an officer; 30 days for
damage to personal property and 60
days for a third assault on an officer
charge. All sentences are to run consecutively
until they are served.
B? Judges Jolly and William C. Gore
E.i i. atau neai u uie luuuwing cases in
court for the period March 4-7:
Albert L. Beall, no operators
license; county jail five days,
suspended five days, $10 and costs.
Richard D. Bradley, wnrthiess
check $21.24; county jail 30 days,
r.suspended two years, costs, restitution
$21.24, not issue worthless check
BTC Spring
Registration Set
Registration for spring quarter
classes at Brunswick Technical College
will he hold Wednesday, March
27, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 5
p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Supply administrative
campus.
C'asses will begin the following day
and the quarter will conclude June
14. Students are accepted this
quarter for all programs offered by
the college with the exception of
Practical Nurse Education, which
will be open to students in the fall.
Tuition for North Carolina
residents attending 12 or more credit
hours is $51 plus a $7 activity fee. A
part-time student who is taking less
than 12 credit hours may pay $4.25
per quarter hour.
While enrollment has decreased at
most colleges in the state community
college system, a steady increase has
been reported at BTC.
"Since students may be accepted
in almost every program, we expect
a very large enrollment," said BTC
Pr??;d?rit Joseph .Carter.
Information about courses is
available at both the Southport and
Supply campuses from 7:30 a.m. to 9
p.rn Monday through Thursday
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tor two years.
Arthur Burden, assault on a
female; county jail six months,
suspended two years, supervised probation,
costs, $20 fine, Brunswick
County Jail three days, not violate
criminal laws.
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years, costs, restitution has been
paid, not issue worthless check.
Ted Grainger, worthless check $20,
worthless check $20; (1st count),
county jail 30 days, suspended two
years, costs, restitution, not issue
worthless check, Friday to pay. (2nd
count), county jail 30 days, suspended
two years, costs and restitution,
not issue worthless check, Friday to
pay.
Paul R. Greer, worthless check
$23, worthless check *20; (1st count),
county jail 30 days, suspended two
years, eusis, resuiuuon, not issue
worthless check. (2nd count), county
jail 30 days, suspended two years,
costs, restitution, not issue worthless
check.
William D. Hewett, drunk and
utsruptive, county jaii 3d days,
suspended 30 days, $10 and costs.
Faye Hutchen, 28 counts worthless
checks $50. $10, $106.58, $50. $35, $50.
$200, $100, $75. $105.74, $50.16, $16.16.
$50.16, $55.16, $60. $17.91, $80, $60.
$9.72, $35.10, $81.63, $108, $72, $53.87,
$20, $39.30, $20, $36.50; first 14 counts
RnincoHnlr Prainlu Inil not locc nop
more than six months, suspended two
years, supervised probation two
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years, restitution each check, not
less than $35 per month, pay one
court cost, restitution attorney $100,
not issue worthless check for two
years; second 14 counts county jail
not less nor more than six months at
expiration, suspended two years,
V u>cu probation two years.
$35 per month, costs, restititon attorney
$100, not issue worthless
check for two years.
Harry Inman, worthless check
$400; county jail 30 days, suspended
two years, costs, restitution has been
made, not issue worthless check for
two years.
William L^ance, worthless check
$170.34, worthless check $51.68; county
jail 30 days, suspended, supervised
probation two years, costs, restitution
$170.34 and $51.68, not issue worthless
check.
Debbie N. Owen, worthless check
$9.57, worthless check $21.67, worthless
check $22.51; county jail 30
days, suspended two years, costs,
restitution, not issue worthless check
for two years, (same judgement
three times for three worthless
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John W. Pfefferkorn, misdemeanor
common law fraud; State
Department of Corrections not less
nor more than two years, suspended
three years, unsupervised probation
three years, costs, restitution $245
criminal laws.
Nina C. Quattlebaum, worthless
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check $391.25; county jail 30 days,
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restitution, not issue worthless
check.
Dennis L. Thomas, injury to personal
property; county jail not less
nor more than six months, suspended
iwo years, supei viacu piuuatiuu inu
years, costs, restitution S90. not
violate criminal laws. Assault on a
female; county jail not less nor more
than two years, supsended three
years, supervised probation three
years, costs, restitution $576,
Brunswick County Jail 30 days within
180 days, not violate criminal laws.
Paul R. Greer, worthless check
$156.36, worthless check $10; (1st
cuuni), county jail 30 days, suspended
30 days, costs, restitution, not
issue worthless check. (2nd count),
county jail 30 days, suspended two
years, costs, restitution, not issue
worthless check for two years.
Eva Harris, worthless check;
county jail 30 days, suspended two
years, restitution $30.80, costs, not
issue worthless check for two years.
Rondell Chech, probation violation;
admits violation, continue probation.
Stewart Babson, order to show
cause; continue suspended sentence,
$35 per week regular payments, $10
toward arreage for total $45.
Charles E. Hill, non-support; county
jail six montlis, suspended five
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Christopher J. Breaux, reckless
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operation; county jail 60 days,
suspended two years, $25 and costs.
Marie E. Desjarlais, speeding 70 in
a 55 zone; county jail 30 days,
suspended two years, $10 and costs.
Michael E. Fullwood, exceeding
safe speed; county jail 30 days,
Mtsycuucu iwu jrcma, unta.
James M. McFarling. Jr.. speeding
64 in a 55 zone; prayer for judgement
continued, costs.
David R. Smith. DWI; l*vel 2,
State Department of Corrections not
less nor more than one year,
suspended two years, special supervised
probation two years,
Brunswick County Jail seven days,
$200 and costs, assessment, surrender
operators license, not operate
motor vehicle till valid license, submit
to test.
John J. Stevenson, no registration;
county jail 30 days, suspended two
years, costs.
Brian Davis, probation violation;
revoked, modified to six months
Brunswick County Jail State Department
of Corrections. Appealed.
I/eamon Howell, speeding 55 in a 45
zone; prayer for judgement continued,
costs.
Carl S. Chambcrlin III, taking wild
animal without trapping license, no
ID on leg traps; $25 and costs.
Steven K. Dean, taking undersized
clams; county jail not less nor more
than 30 days, suspended two years,
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Fisheries or Wildlife regulations for
two years.
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In Jail
Henry J. l^eonard, oystering after
sunset; county jail not less nor more
thanv 30 days, suspended 12 months,
$10 and costs, not engage in
shellfishing activity for 30 days or until
he has letter from Division of
Marine Fisheries, not violate Marine
Edwin D. Nichols, DWI, no
operators license; I>evel 2, State
Department of Corrections not less
nor more than one year, suspended
two years, special supervised probation
two years, $200 and costs, 40
hours community service within 180
days, assessment, not operate motor
vehicle till valid license, allow warrantless
searches, submit to test, not
operate motor vehicle with any hlood
alcohol content.
Thomas D. Ward, taking oysters
from polluted area between sunset
and sunrise; county jail not less nor
more man .su days, suspended two
years, unsupervised probation, $100
and casts, suspended two years, not
violate criminal laws or regulations
Marine Fisheries.
Wilson E. Jerome Jr., taking
undersized oysters; $25 and costs.
John P. Varnam, taking oysters
from polluted area; $50 and costs.
John W. Carter, driving after
revocation; county jail not less nor
more than nine months, State
Department of Corrections, suspended
two years, $200 and casts, not
fttwmtnr motor vehicln till valid
license, not violate criminal laws for
two years.
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