Drug Suspect Pleads
Guilty To Misdemeanor Possession Charge
A Sh;t Nolle man wa\ given a sus
pended sentence in Brunswick
County District Court last week al
ter he pleaded guilt) to misde
meanor |x?ssesNH?n of mari juana.
SciHt Creighton Bryant. 21, had
Iven charged with felony jxissession
ol marijuana and maintaining a ve
hicle lor the puijxisc ol selling mari
juana. according to warrants liled In
Shallotte Police Chief Rodney
Clause.
Bryant pleaded guilty to misde
meanor possession ol marijuana and
hail the maintaining a vehicle charge
voluntarily dismissed in District
Court last Tuesilay. Dec. v
Judge D. Jack ll?<oks ,lr sen
tenced Bryant to day s hi |ail. mis
pended tor two years and placed
him on two years unsupervised pio
hation Mis. int was also lined SHH1.
ivdcred to pay court costs, to not
|vssess any controlled substances,
to submit to searches and to stihnut
to drug tests.
Biyant w.i* one ol two men ar
rested Sept. 10 alter Shallotte old
ccrs stopped a car on Holden Beach
Koad. allegedly linding an estimated
iAi> ounces of marijuana inside.
(iausc reported (hat officers made
the arrests alter receiving inlorma
tu >n that the suspects would tv dri\
inj: through Shallotte with drugs in
their (xissesMon.
Judge lltH'ks also heard the lol
lowing cases lor the |vr hhI Dec. 2
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Paul Douglas Ashhv. fictitious m
1 1 >n nation to ollicer. S4> fine and
costs: resisting/obstructing public
ollicer. ih> driver's license, both dis
missed.
I isa Ann Money, Irivolous and
malicious. plaintiff taxed w ith costs
William \V. Clarke, unsafe move
ment. S4.s and c osts.
Keith Otio C'lemmons. D\\ I. Ic\
i/l >. Brunswick County Jail >0 days,
suspended two years, surrender op
erator's license, not operate motor
vehicle. --J hours community ser
vice. assessment, and costs.
Apivaled.
N'alene (? I-.lliott. simple worth
loss check for S21H). SI76.I0. SIOO
and $151.63 lo Cindy Iwans, all dis
missed.
Frederick Allen I vans, larceny,
dismissed.
John William l-'iclds, s|voding (vt
in a 55 /one. ,S4> anil costs.
I onnic Wayne Gordon. no driv
er's license, dismissed.
Keith Harris. impro|vr passing,
prayer lor judgment continued and
costs.
June I* Unison, driving while li
cense suspendcd/rcvokcd-uoi poi
iiianeni. prayer lor judgment contin
ued and costs.
(ilenn Harold Knepp. driving loll
ol cenler, driving while license mis
ponded/revoked -not |vnnanent.
Slate Department ol Corrections two
years, suspended sentence two
\ears. suspended two years. supcr
\ i sod probation. S24S.-K) restitution
to Shelby York. S21N) line and costs.
ni>i ojvrate motor vehicle
Mark Patrick Malone. reckless
operation. S45 line and costs; failure
to > icltl'i vlieo/llrc /emergency vein
Vandals Dame
BY I'KRKY rOPK
l ive eoli carts taken late Saturdav
from Bricklanding Plantation, a
polling community N.C. 17*'
south ol Shallotte. were recovered.
Nu damage is estimated at more
than SI 7.(HX>.
Around 2 a.m. Sunday, a security
guard d^covercd .1 storage shed had
been broken into lor the second time
m recent weeks, reported Brunswick
County Sheriff's Deputy J.M.
Adams Missing were the five carts
and .1 battery charger.
A flat object had been used to un
lock the door where a similar break
ing and entering had occurred two
weeks earlier. Adams reported. The
baiter-, charger was found approxi
mately 75 >.irds from ihe shed and
returned, he said.
! tu' five carts were Liter found to
the ncht oi hole K>. reported Deput>
Sheldon Caison. Damage was listed
at S3 ; to each of the five vehi
cles. a inch were missing wind
shields. seats and had sustained oth
er damages. Caison reported.
Three carts were found behind a
small building off of hole 16 with
signs placed at the back ol the cans,
he stated. Another can was found
iv it the ei 1 > >t a <eik e n v t U>
highwav.
Several carts were taken from the
shed two weeks ago. but they were
later found on the ninth hole undam
aged.
In other reports on file at the slier
ill "s department:
?Someone broke into Becky's
Seafood Restaurant near Ash Sun
da;., causing damage to the building
and a cash register inside. The regis
ter was forced open, but nothing was
taken, reported Deputv Charles
Wilson.
?A Southport woman who reported
ige Golf Carts A
CRIME REPORT
her car stolen Friday night louiul it
near the N.C. Wildlife Commission
boat ramp oi l of Long Beach Road,
reported Sgt. Carl Pearson. The ve
hicle was stuck m sand about 65 feet
from where it was taken. The win
dows and lights had been broken, an
estimated S2.5IX) in damage, lite
victim and some friends were at the
boat ramp talking when the car was
taken around 1:30 a.m.
?Thieves broke into an Old Mill
Road home near Navassa Sunday,
taking $620 in items including a mi
crowave and video recorder, report
ed Deputy Richard DuV'all. Damage
was estimated at SKI* to a front
door.
?Items worth more than S l,6(Xl
were stolen from a home at Brick
landing between Dec. 2-8. reported
Deput> Keithan Home. Taken were
a television, jewelry, clothing, two
handguns and about S20 in change.
A front door had been forced open.
? \ lawn mower valued at SI. 323
wav stolen from a home in Eldorado
Mobile Home Park in Leland last
Thursday. Dec. 5. reported Deputy
Steve Mason. The mower was taken
u. in Uio K.ti .'l iIk home between s
a.m. and v >0 p.m.
?A motorist look a ride across
someone's property on Holden
Beach Ko.nl late Friday, causing
,t Bricklanding
SI 50 m damage, reported Deputy
Charles Wilson. Two pampas grass
plants and a "Collards For Sale"
sign were destroyed.
?Vandals caused an estimated
S2.(XX) in damage to a parked bus
owned by a Route 7. Shallotte resi
dent sometime between Nov. 8 and
Dec. 8. reported Deputy Sheldon
Caison. Several windows and an
electrical meter were broken and the
contents ransacked.
?Shots were fired into the Fresh
Farm Producc store and Tony's Pizza
restaurant in Calabash late Saturday,
re(x>rted Caison. Two windows were
damaged at die produce store, the
former Calabash ABC store, causing
S4(X) in damage. Also, a shot was
tired into a window at the pizza
restaurant, causing $100 in damage.
?Shots were also fired into the
Classic Cuts hair salon on U.S. 17 at
Winnabow between Thursday, Dec.
5. and Saturday. Dec. 7. reported
Mason. Three holes were lound in a
rear window thai appeared to be
from shotgun pellets, resulting in
S 150 in damage. Mason reported
?Items worth S720 were stolen from
a Taylor Landing home sometime
between Nov. 24) and Dec. 7. report
ed Deputy Charles Crocker. A mi
crowave. television and .22-calibcr
pistol were taken from the Sanford
resident's home. Damage was listed
at SI 50.
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cle, dismissed.
Timothy Allen Martin, no driver's
license, dismissed.
Joseph Scott Myler, speeding 70
in a 55 /one. $45 and costs.
Michael J. Poulk, driving left ol
center, prayer lor judgment ami
costs.
Donald Paul Trunkclt, probation
violation, admits violation, sentence
modified to Brunswick County Jail
21 days active.
Louie T. Wi lie Its, speeding 64 in
a 55 /one, S45 anil costs.
Freddie Young Jr.. no driver's li
cense, DWI, Brunswick County Jail
12 months, suspended sentence two
years, supervised probation two
years, not operate motor vehicle two
years, S2(X) and costs, submit to as
sessment, make evidence of insur
ance available to victims ol acci
dent. Brunswick County Jail 21
days.
Robert Ray Miller, s|iccding 64 in
a 55 /one, S45 and costs.
Johnny Delmorc Smith Jr., seed
ing 64 in a 55 /.one, S45 and costs.
Melissa Dawn Jackson, too last
lor condition, dismissed.
Jennifer Sparrow, request sen
tence activated, modified to 29 days
activc.
Joe Wayne Cheshire, speeding 34
in a 25 /one. S45 and costs.
Juan Refugio Collazo, possession
of stolen goods, Brunswick County
Jail 24 hours, suspended scntcncc
two years, S50 and cosls; vehicle not
registered/titled, voluntarily dismis
sed.
Michael Wayne Cooper, noticc to
revoke unsupervised probation, sus
pended sentence activated, Bruns
wick County Jail 25 days ? credit
for 24 days.
Beau Raymond Dawson, no driv
er's license, prayer for judgment
continued and cosls.
Rodney Levi Fullwood, DWI,
level 5, Brunswick County Jail 60
days, suspended sentence two years,
surrender license, $50 and costs, 24
hours community scrvicc within 30
days, assessment. Appealed.
Shannon Lee Hcnslcy, registra
tion documents fictitious/canceled
/etc., voluntarily dismissed; owning
and operating vehicle with no insur
ance. S 10 and costs.
Avery llinson, injury to personal
property, voluntarily dismissed.
Anthony L. Jackson. speeding 45
in a <5 /one, $45 and costs.
Patrick J. Kinsella. inspection vio
lation, costs.
Susan Elin Liese. owning and op
crating vehicle with no insurance,
voluntarily dismissed, has valid in
surance.
Robert Martin Mays, intoxicated
and disruptive. Brunswick County
Jail 24 hours, suspended sentence
two years, S25 and costs.
Mark McDuflie, communicating
threats, simple assault, both volun
tarily dismissed, no plaintiff.
Kevin Duwayne Ray, DWI, level
5, Brunswick County Jail f>0 days,
suspended sentence two years, sui
render license, SKK) and costs, 24
hours community service with 30
days, assessment.
Nicholas H. Sinilli. speeding 44 in
a 35 /one. $45 and costs.
Norman D. Smith, improper
equipment, $45 and costs.
Richard J. Sullivan, assault on a
female, voluntarily dismissed, no
plaintiff.
Paul Manfred Swcnson, driving
while liccnsc suspended/revoked
not permanent, prayer for judgment
continued and costs.
Willard Richard Woods, assault
on a female, N. C. Department of
Correction two years, suspended
sentence two years, supervised pro
bation two years, not go about, com
municate with, assault, harass or
threaten plaintilT for two years, not
let anyone on his behalf communi
cate with, assault, harass or threaten
plaintiff for two years, S100 and
costs, submit to test, not possess any
deadly weapons, submit to warrant
less searches; simple assault, Bruns
wick C'ounly Jail 2*> days u> tun at
expiration ol previous sentence, sus
pended sentence two years, super
vi set! probation two years; assault
with a deadly weapon . voluntarily
dismissed.
Freddie Young. I AVI, sus|)cndcd
sentence activated, delendants, re
quest modified to Brunswick
County Jail 2l) days.
Lame K. Wilson. speeding 64 m a
55 /.one, S45 and costs.
Steven B. Talxir. s|?ccding 70 in a
55 /.one, S4S and costs.
Charles \V. Mamniay, improper
equipment, S45 and costs.
Patrick Sugrue, speeding 64 in a
55 /one, S45 and costs.
Janie Downs, unsafe movement,
S45 and costs.
I'aul Schal/, speeding 71 in a 55
/one prayer lor itidgmcnt continued
and costs.
Clarifications
Two names listed in recent Bruns
wick County District Court dockcts
printed in lite Brunswick Beacon
need clarification.
The Christopher D. Stanley in the
Dec. 5 issue is not the Christopher
D. Stanley of Shallotlc. The defen
dant has an address ol N. Lord
Street, South port, according to the
Brunswick County Clerk of Court's
office.
Also, the Bernice Hcwctt in the
Nov. 27 issue is not the Bernice
Hcwctt of School House Road,
Thomasboro. The defendant has an
address of Jabbcrtown Road, South
port, according to documents on file
at the Clerk of Court's office.
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