Wednesday. May 6, 1981
THE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
Page 15-B
Pair Will Face Charges Of First Degree Burglary
Preliminary hearings on first
degree burglary charges were
conducted for Prentice Thomas
and William Junior McAllister
last week in Moore County
District Court.
Judge Walter Lampley found
probable cause to hold both men
for grand jury action on the
felony charge. They were bound
over for the next criminal term of
superior court.
Cathy Yvonne Allen waived her
right to a hearing on a felony
charge of possession of mari
juana, and she too was bound
over for grand jury action.
She also gave notice of appeal
to superior court after she receiv
ed a suspended sentence for two
misdemeanors, carrying a con
cealed weapon and driving under
the influence of drugs. She had
pleaded guilty to both charges.
The six-month sentence was
suspended 12 months on payment
of $150 fine and costs and the con
ditions that she surrender her
driver’s license and attend
classes at Sandhills Mental
Health Center.
Wesley Homer gave notice of
appeal when he was found in
violation of the terms of proba
tion and was ordered to serve the
prison sentence, which had
previously been suspended, for
misdemeanor charges of assault
and battery and breaking and
entering. Probation was revoked,
and Judge Lampley ordered that
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he be permitted to serve the
sentence under work release con
ditions.
Notice of appeal was given by
these persons: Larry Donnel
Bostick, who pleaded guilty to
driving under the influence of
alcohol and received a 90-day
sentence, suspended 12 months
on payment of $100 fine and costs
of court and the conditions that he
surrender his driver’s license and
attend alcohol education classes
(a companion charge of transpor
ting non-tax paid liquor was
voluntarily dismissed); Jonathan
Bonner Sparrow, who pleaded not
guilty to DUI but was convicted
and sentenced to 90 days,
suspended 12 months on payment
of $100 and costs and the condi
tions that he surrender his license
and attend alcohol education
classes; Marvin Louis Dowdy,
who pleaded not guilty to failure
to stop for a red light, was con
victed and taxed with costs.
Others who gave notice of ap
peal were: Jerry Harold Deaton,
who pleaded not guilty to DUI,
was convicted and sentenced to
90 days, suspended 12 months oh
payinent of $100 and costs and the
conditions that he surrender his
license and attend alcohol educa
tion classes; Sammy Ray
Reagan, who pleaded not guilty
to non-support, was convicted
and sentenced to six months,
suspended three years on pay
ment of costs and $50 a week to
support his family; Bronzie
Harold Lawson IH, who pleaded
not guilty to careless and
reckless driving, was convicted
and taxed with a $10 fine and
costs.
Charges of misdemeanor
breaking, entering and larceny
were consolidated for judgment
against Terry Michael Ashbum
and William Thomas Beard, who
pleaded guilty. Each was
sentenced eight to 12 months,
suspended 12 months on payment
of $250 fine and costs. They were
placed on probation for 18 mon
ths.
Pleading guilty to larceny were
Doris Harris, Mattie McDonald,
and Bertie Phillips, each of whom
was sentenced to six months,
suspended 12 months on-payment
of $100 and costs. They were plac
ed on probation for 12 months and
ordered not to go on the premises
of Rolane Factory Outlet.
These persons also pleaded
guilty: Ben Bostic, first offense
DUI (originally charged with se
cond offense DUI), 90 days,
suspended 12 months, $100, costs,
surrender license; Jack Andrew
Ledbetter, two counts of no
operator’s license, 60 days, to be
served concurrently with any
other sentences he is now serv
ing; Linda Key Patterson, DUI,
60 days, suspended 12 months,
$100, costs, surrender license, at
tend alcoM education classes
(voluntary dismissal taken on
companion charge of speeding).
Guilty pleas were entered as
follows: Herbert Lee Williams II,
DUI, 90 days, suspended 12 mon
ths, $100, costs; David Jackson,
DUI, 90 days, suspended 12 mon
ths, $100, costs, surrender
license, attend alcohol education
classes; Patricia Williams
Smith, passing stopped school
bus, costs; Parker Graham
Wallman, improper equipment
and failure to drive on the right
half of the highway, $15, costs;
Frank Baldwin, drdnk and
disruptive, 30 days in jail, with
credit for time already spent in
jail; Chucky Dean Duncan, no
operator’s license, $25, costs.
Entering guilty pleas were:
Donald Elbert Banks, no
operator’s license, $25, costs;
Gary A. Bass, drunk and disrup
tive, 30 days, suspended 12 mon
ths, $25, costs; Donna K.
Carpenter, improper equipment,
costs; Mary Harrington
Chambers, passing stopped
school bus, costs; Adrian
Glen Chamberlain, simple
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possession of marijuana, $100,
costs; Belinda Leigh Knight, un
safe movement, costs (charge of
no operator’s Ucense was volun
tarily dismissed).
Also pleading guilty were:
Helen Everett Lee, DUI, 60 days,
suspended 12 months, $100, costs,
surrender license, attend alcohol
education classes; Lamonte Lee,
driving while license suspended,
six months, suspended 12 months,
$200, costs, probation 12 months;
Dannie Locklear Jr., DUI first of
fense (originally second offense),
90 days, suspended one year,
$100, co^, probation one year;
Logan David Malloy Jr., fic
titious registration plate, 30 days,
suspended 12 montte, $50, costs.
Among those pleading guilty
were: Bernes McMillian, DUI, 90
days, suspended 12 months, $100,
costs, surrender license, attend
alcohol education classes (volun
tary dismissal taken on charge of
speeding); Leonard G. Paige,
drunk and disruptive, resisting a
public officer, 60 days, suspended
12 months, $^, costs, probation
12 months; James Thomas
Sinclair, reckless driving
(originally DUI), 60 days,
suspended 12 months, $100, costs;
Johnnie Smith, hit and run with
property damage, 30 days,
suspended 12 months, $25, costs;
Tyler Zigman Terry, DUI, 90
days, suspended 12 months, $100,
costs, surrender license, attend
alcohol education classes.
Others who pleaded guilty
were: Clint Andrew Allen, DUI,
90 days, suspended 12 months,
$100, costs, surrender license, at
tend alcohol education classes;
Harlus Ricky Bowman, trespass,
60 days, suspended three years,
$25, costs, not go on premises of
Samarkand Manor, and resisting
a public officer, 60 days, suspend
ed three years, $100, costs; Grant
Harley Qayton, larceny, $100,
costs; Robert David Zbytniuk,
unsafe movement, $10, costs;
Garland Simeon I)owdy, failure
to stop for red light, costs.
Guilty pleas were entered as
follows: David Levine, two
counts of illegal sale of intox
icating liquor, eight to 12 months,
suspended two years, $300, costs,
probation 24 months (a third
count of illegal sale was volun
tarily dismissed); Annette
Hughes Lonkert, inhaling fumes
from toxic substance for the pur
pose of intoxication, 30 days,
suspended 12 months, $50, costs;
Sidney Mark'Oldham, reckless
driving (originally DUI), 60 days,
suspended 12 months, $100, costs;
Olivia Waddell, possession of in
toxicating liquor for sale, six
months, suspended two years,
$250, costs, probation 24 months.
Others who pleaded guilty
were: Adrian Edean , Rouse,
larceny, six months, suspended
12 months, $100, costs, probation
12 months; Clarence Allen Ring,
two counts of injury to personal
property, six months, suspended
three years, $50, costs; Paul Lenn
Brady Jr., assault, 30 days,
suspended 12 months, $25, costs,
probation one year; Otis Caddell,
disorderly conduct, one day in
jail; James Carroll, com
municating threats and simple
assault, six months, suspended
two years, costs and $418 restitu
tion, not go on premises of pro
secuting witness, probation two
years.
These defendants also pleaded
guilty: Jennifer J. Miller, injury
to personal property, six months,
suspended 12 months, costs and
$201.82 restitution; Franklin
Marsh, non-support, six months,
suspended three years, costs and
$25 weekly payments for support
of family; Willie Hall, trespass,
60 days, suspended tta-ee years,
costs, not go on premises of pro
secuting witness.
Pleading not guilty but con
victed as charged were:
Dorethea Hickman, delaying a
public officer, $25, costs; Vicky
Leroy Hartsell, parking on side of
roadway, costs; Dwight Richard
Maness, improper equipment,
costs; Talbert Stone, drunk and
disruptive, 30 days, suspended 12
mon^, $25, costs.
Robert Denson Prim pleaded
not guilty to careless and
reckless driving but was found
guilty of unsafe movement. He
was taxed with costs.
Pleading not guilty and found
not guilty were: Clyde Patrick
Campbell, communicating
threats and assault on a female;
and Daniel McCaskill, com
municating threats.
Brenton Clay Anderson plead
ed guilty to two counts of
speeding, one 82 miles an hour in
a 55-mile zone, the other 55 miles
.an hour in a 35-mile zone. He was
sentenced to 30 days, suspended
12 months on payment of $50 and
costs and the condition that he
surrender his license.
These defendants also pleaded
guilty to speed-related offenses:
Raymond Stanley Barber, costs;
Bryan Clemon Barnes, $25, costs;
Glenn Harmon Bartlett Jr., $25,
costs; James Estes Friesinger,
costs; Roger Dale Lemonds, $25,
costs; Deborah Greenblatt
Mailman, costs; Betty Ann
Chavis McCoy, costs; Richard
McLeod, $10, costs; Walter Reed
Prince Jr., costs; Howard Mark
Schwartz, costs; Christopher
Dean Wentland, costs; Joseph
Edward White, costs; Tony Spain
Williams, costs; Kenneth Hud
son, costs; Mickey Charles
Davis, costs; Lela McNair Mar
tin, costs; Mark Allen Prevatte,
costs; Darrel Gray Smith, $10,
costs; Brenda Gray Smith, $10,
costs; Amelia Jones Gilchrist,
$10, costs; Barbara K. Klug, $10,
costs.
Because they had submitted
payment for costs and fines, the
court determined that these per
sons were pleading guilty and
were waiving their right to trial:
Joe Anderson Barnes, no inspec
tion sticker; Harriet Elizabeth
Faulk, Kathie Frost, and Johnny
Ray Monroe, all charged with
speeding; Ivone Virgil Gay, allow
unlicensed person to operate
motor vehicle.
In the Reciprocal Support case
against Clarence Nelson, the
Prayer for judgment was con
tinued on payment of costs by:
Marvin Edward Cox, Ronald Col-
ombus Greene, Johnny Adam
Johnson, Jimmy Lee Lewis,
Steven Clarence Williams, James
Ross Henesley, Richard Jewell
Richardson, Kathleen M. Tyner,
all charged with speed-related of
fenses; Carolyn Jane Hagy,
possession of malt liquor by
minor; and Shaun Franklin
Plybon, stop sign violation.
These cases were voluntarily
dismissed: Terry Michael
Ashbum, injury to real property;
William Thomas Beard, injury to
real property; Larry Donnel
Bostick, transporting non-tax
paid liquor; Terry Gene Lucas,
no operator’s license; David
Allen Stone, unsafe movement;
Shawn Bennett, carrying con
cealed weapon; Thomas Blue
Caddell, allowing person to
operate motor vehicle while
under the influence; Barbara K.
Klug, no operator’s license; Gary
defendant was ordered to pay $45' Francis Wilson, resisting arrest;
twice a month to support his James Carroll, injury to personal
children. property; Kenneth Harper,
Roosevelt Robinson was assault on a female; Gary
returned to court for non- Williamson, larceny; Dean
compliance with a suspended Graham, larceny,
judgment for non-support. He Judgment was declared final
was ordered to pay $W that day on cash bond in the case of
and to pay his arrearage in full Preston McDougald, charged
within 30 days. with larceny.
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