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Towelclad woman apprehended
in Sandhills Y outh Center
By fcd Miller
A 19-year-old woman, dressed
in only a towel, was found early
Monday morning in an all male
dormatory of Sandhills Youth
Center.
Tracey Keasher Brandow, of
3400 Mason Road in Charlotte,
has been charged with misde
meanor breaking and entering and
providing an inmate with alchohol,
according to reports from the
Hoke County Sheriff's Depart
ment.
The woman had been to visit her
husband, Brian Brandow, 21, who
is serving time at the center,
reports say.
According to a statement from
the woman, the couple had visited
on Sunday afternoon.
She left the center that after
noon, went to Charlotte, shower
ed, and decided to come back for a
nocturnal visit on her own accord,
she told Hoke County sheriff's
deputies.
She did admit that she had
discussed with her husband coming
back during off hours, but that the
subject had been dropped with no
decision.
In her statement, Brandow said
she arrived back in Southern Pines
between 1:45 and 2 a.m.
She told deputies that she had
gotten .into the youth center
through the window in her hus
band's room.
A guard at the facility, Larry D.
McCallum caught the couple.
In a statement, McCallum said
he discovered Mr. Brandow miss
ing from his bed only to find him
coming out of a bathroom.
He then checked the bathroom
and found Brandow's wife, said
McCallum.
The guard then called the
sergeant of the guards on duty
while Mrs. Brandow dressed, he
said.
When she had reclothed, the
woman jumped from ihe window
and ran, the guard told deputies.
McCallum remained with the in
mate until his superior arrived, he
said.
The guard then joined in a
search for the woman but could
not find her on the grounds of the
center. ?
Mrs. Brandow was caught by
Hoke County Deputy Joshua
Brown after her car had becomd
stuck on a dirt road near thd
center.
In her statement, Tracey Bran
dow said she had been trying to
turn around to go back to the
center out of concern for her hus
band when her car became stuck in
sand.
Confiscated from inmates was a
half a case of beer, some of the
cans empty, reports say.
The woman was taken to the
Cumberland County Jail Monday
and, as of Tuesday morning, was
still being held under a S500 bond.
Assault cases clog court docket
Assault cases stemming from
domestic disputes and late-night
arguments clogged the docket of
Hoke County District Court last
week.
Two Raeford men were sentenc
ed last week to spend 72 hours in
the Hoke County Jail after they
were convicted of assaulting each
other.
Victor Lee Smith, 26, was con
victed on a warrant from July 28
charging him with cutting Ronald
F. Foster with a knife on the left
shoulder.
The 24-year-old Foster was con
victed of the same charge. He was
served a warrant saying that he
shot at Smith on August 1, records
from the Hoke County Clerk of
Courts Office show.
Both men were placed on super
vised probation for two years.
Foster was fined $300 while
Smith was fined S200, records say.
James Clayton Locklear, a
56-year-old Shannon man, was
ordered to spend 48 hours in jail
after being convicted of assault by
pointing a shotgun at Glenda Ox
endine.
Locklear was arrested on August
30, according to records.
Robert C. Cunningham, a
Raeford man, was convicted of
hitting Donald R. Glenn and M.O.
Glenn with a pistol, records show.
Donald Glenn ?iad to be
hospitalized.
Cunningham was given three
years on unsupervised probation
and ordered to pay S2S0 restitution
in each case, according to records.
Lee Gurth McArthur, a 23-year
old Lumber Bridge resident, was
placed on unsupervised probation
for three years and fined $250 after
being convicted of driving while
his license was revoked on July 20,
records say.
William T. Vanmeter, of Fayet
teville was placed on unsupervised
probation for three years and fined
$200 for driving while his license
was revoked.
The 23-year-old Vanmeter was
arrested on September 10, records
say.
Ronnie Elvin Smith, a Bennetts
ville. South Carolina man, was
sentenced to three years on super
vised probation and fined $500
after being convicted of two counts
of driving while his license was
revoked, records say.
Smith, 37, was arrested on
August 7 and September 13,
records say.
Thomas Earl Brock, a Southern
Pines man, 25, was given unsuper
vised probation and fined $200
after being convicted of driving
while his license was revoked on
July 3, according to records.
Tony Buie, a 63-year-old
Raeford man, was convicted of
driving while impaired (DW1) and
sentenced to spend 60 days in jail
suspended for one year on un
supervised probation and fined
$100, records say.
David Lawrence Strauch, of St.
Pauls, was sentenced to 90 days in
jail suspended for one year on pro
bation and fined $200 after being
convicted of DWI, according to
records.
Strauch, 23, was arrested on
July 17.
Melvin E. McGilvary, of
Raeford, 31, was sentenced to 60
days in jail suspended for one year
on unsupervised probation and
fined $100 after being convicted of
DWI on March 23, records say.
Norman Smith, of Raeford, was
ordered to pay $20 in restitution
after being convicted of writing a
bad check to Sky City on June 17,
records say.
Rodney E. Holmes, a Raeford
resident, was ordered to pay $50 in
restitution after being convicted oT
bouncing a check to Hardin's
Food Store.
In court action last week,
Donald Michael Anderson, of
Laurinburg, was sentenced to a
year suspended for two years on
probation after being convicted of
a second incidence of DWI. :
Tlfe 31 -year-old Anderson, whp
also was fined $300 and ordered to
spend seven days in jail, was ai^
rested on August 17, records say.
William Earl Gregory, ii
Raeford man, was fined $250 aftei
being convicted of driving whil<
his license was revoked, records
say. ? .
The 20-year-old man was ar
rested on August 4.
In unrelated cased, John
Thomas Shields, of Vass, and
Prentis Locklear of Pembroke
were both convicted of DWI.
Both men were sentenced to 60
days in jail suspended for one yeaf
on unsupervised probation and
fined $100, records show. ?
Shields, 57, was arrested ot>
April 28 while the 31-year-ol4
Locklear was arrested on August
29.