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Chase
Bids In
Arrest
William Dale Owens,
22, of Gastonia was
arrested In Kings
Mountain early
Saturday morning
following a hlgti speed
chase which began In
CSierryvlUe.
Owens was charged
with reckless driving by
KM police and with
recklesss driving,
failure to stop for blue
light and siren and
driving under the In
fluence of Intoxicating
liquor.
The chase began
about 12:42 a. m. In
Cherryvllle when Owens
reportedly ran a stop
sign. A Cherry vllle
officer pursued Owens
down Hwy. 216 to Kings
Mountain. Owens,
according to police, ran
three roadblocks In
Kings Mountain before
stalling his car near the
KM Depot Center.
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Robert Berry of Berry
Brothers Construction
Co., reported to KMPD
theft of six payroll
checks and two blank
checks.
According to Ptl. Dot
Rij8raii^;'attrty sat<C
Ihiit'a Miqiect had tried
unsuccessfully to cash
one of the checks at a
local supermiLrket.
In other law enforce
ment activities, city
police Investigated four
wrecks, two cf which
Involved parited cars.
Larry Desin Slycord,
of 512 Monroe Ave., was
treated for Injuries at
McOlU Clinic after a
rear end crash on E.
King Street, Sgt. John
BeUc reported that Sly
cord, operating a 1974
Datsun truck, was
stopping for a vehicle In
front of him that was
turning left on King St.
and was struck by a 1966
Ford operated by Angle
M. Wlngard of U2 Sadie
St. Damages were
estimated at $700.
Both drivers said they
didn’t see each other In
the parking area of
McCoy service Station
and their autos were In
volved In collision with
damages estimated at
$400 to a 1967 Ford
operated by Larry B.
Deaver, 1700 North-
woods, and a 1071 Chevy
taxi operated by Botmle
T. Burton of 601 jELCkson
St.
Ptl. James Camp said
Mr. Burton was leaving
his taxi stand and
turned on Railroad Ave.
at the same time
Deaver was turning
right off King St. and
Into the McCoy’s station
lot.
A parked 1072 Chevro
let owned by Tommy
Grayson, Mountain St.
Jeweler, was hit by a
car, Identified as be
longing to Luther F.
Robertson, Jr. of
Gastcnla, operating a
1076 PonUac, on
Mountain and Cherokee
Sept. 26. Mr. Robertson
said he didn’t realise the
car was damaged and
left the scene.
Estimated damages
were $160 to the
Grayson car. Ptl. Mike
Sanders Investigated for
KMPD.
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