Robber Flees
HY TERRY POPE
Detcctivcs believe a man who
nibbed the Sandpiper Seafood House
restaurant in Lcland Sunday had
robbed a Wilmington convenience
store earlier in the day.
The man entered the restaurant on
Village Road around 3:21 p.m. and
asked to use the restroom, said
Brunswick County Sheriffs Detec
tive Gene Caison.
He returned from the restnxim two
minutes later, gave the cashier a plas
tic bag and told her to fill it with SlOs
and S5s, said Caison. He left with an
undetermined amount of money.
"We're thinking it's possibly the
same guy," said Caison. "He never
showed a weapon. He just placed his
hand up under his left armpit like he
had one."
A description of the black male
that robbed a Fast Fare store on
Wrightsville Avenue in Wilmington
around 1 1 am. fit those of the Lcland
robber.
He is described as 20 to 25 years
old, approximately 6 feet tall, weigh
ing from 200 to 210 pounds, with a
light complexion, short black hair
and a large nose. He was wearing a
red flannel shirt over a second shirt
and dark pants.
'Hie suspect in the Wilmington
robbery was also wearing glasses, a
baseball cap and work boots.
Restaurant employees said the rob
ber fled on foot toward Old
Fayettevillc Road.
In other reports on file at the sher
iffs department:
?rhieves knockcd a hole in the wall
at The Junction nightclub in Ash
Monday, April 20, reported Deputy
Phil Bryant, and took $500 in coins
from two pool tables, poker machines
and a juke box and causcd SI 00 in
damage.
?Four televisions were stolen from
Hughes Motel at Shallotte Point dur
ing a break-in between Nov. 28 and
April 23, Bryant reported.
?Damage was S2.000 to a telephone
booth owned by Atlantic Telephone
Membership Corp. struck by a van
Wednesday, April 22, at the N.C. 904
and U.S. 17 intersection at
Grissettown, Bryant reported. The
brakes on a van driven by Mary E
Daniels did not work, causing the
crash, said Bryant.
?A 19-year-old Wilmington woman
shot in the right arm at Home Crest
Trailer Park in Bolivia early Friday
told Deputy Pete Moore she did not
want to press charges. She was visit
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CRIME REPORT
ing a resident when an argument
broke out He pushed the victim
while holding a handgun, causing it
to accidentally fire, Moorc reported.
?A home and vchiclc were hit by
gunfire in the Calabash area last
week. At Carolina Shores North,
someone shot the near window of a
parked van, causing S500 in damage
April 22. Damage was S 100 to a win
dow at a home on Persimmon Road
on April 21. The resident heard a bul
let hu the glass before a vehicle fled
the scene, Bryant reported.
?Three homes on Live Oak Drive in
Sunset Beach were burglarized last
week, Bryant reported. Rods and
reels and frozen meats worth $450
were taken from one. Damage was
$250 at a second home where $870
in Fishing equipment and SI, 300 in
appliances were stolen, Deputy J.M.
Adams reported. A third home sus
tained S300 in damage, but entry was
not gained, Bryant stated.
?A lawnmowcr worth $330 was
stolen from Sea Oats Motors Inc. in
Shallollc April 22, Adams reported.
?A Leland resident had her purse
stolen while in the Leland Post
Office April 22, Moore reported. The
purse was left on a customer desk
while lite victim was talking to the
postmaster.
?A diamond ring worth $1,800 was
reported stolen from a home off of
Royal Oak Road north of Shallollc,
Deputy Richard Long reported.
?Someone broke into a car on N.C.
87 at Winnabow Saturday and took a
radio cassette player worth $300,
Deputy Richard DuVal 1 reported.
Sunday Afternoon
?A television and radio were stolen
from the security building at
Brunswick Plantation Saturday,
Bryant reported. Damage was S2 (X)
to a window.
?Someone broke a window and
pulled up several fence posts at a
home in Seabreeze Estates between
March 27 and April 24 causing $300
in damage, reported Deputy Patti
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?A 1990 Pontiac Grand Am was re
ported stolen from the Auto Mart on
N.C. 133 near Southport Sunday,
Deputy Cathy Hamilton reported.
?Someone trial to break into a home
in Olde Towne between April 8-24
but did not gain entry. Deputy Steve
Mason reported. Damage to a garage
window was S 100.
?Taken from a Bonaparte Retreat I
home between April 18 and 29 were
a lawnmowcr and microwave oven
worth S750, Deputy R.W. Long II rcT
ported. Damage was S 1 00.
?Four chairs worth SI 50 were stolen
from a home in Inlet Wacche near
Shallotte between Apnl 19 and 26 af
ter a front door was pried open, re
ported Adams.
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