IN BRUNSWICK SUPERIOR COURT ACTION
Two Charged With Robbing
Ocean Isle Motel Sent To Prison
BY TERRY POPE
Two men charged with robbing
an Ocean Isle Beach motel in
February were scntcnccd to prison
last week by a Brunswick County
Superior Court judge.
James (Jay) Freeman Jobc, 36, of
Linden, and James McKinley, 24, of
Fort Bragg, each pleaded guilty lo
common law robbery stemming
from a Feb. 25 incident at The
Winds Clanon Resort motel on the
island.
Judge Giles R. Clark sentenced
Jobc to three years in prison and
McKinley to two years in prison,
and ordered both to pay S250 in at
torney fees. They faced maximum
terms of 10 years each in prison.
McKinley was ordered not to ben
efit as a committed youthful offend
er.
Ocean Isle Police Officer Dan
Hunter was on patrol when he saw
two men run into the street followed
by a clerk who was screaming she
had been robbed.
Quick action to arrest the men led
to a commendation for Hunter by
Chief Curt Pritchard. One suspect
was found treading water in a canal
after fleeing the scene.
Judge Clark also heard the fol
lowing cases for the period April 20
through 24:
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?Marshall Eugene Starnes, 28, of
3314 W. Dolphin Street, Long
Bcach, admitted probation violation;
five-year sentence reduced to three
years.
?William Baker, 21, of Lincoln
School Road, Leland, admitted pro
bation violation: ordered to pay
SUX) monthly, SI 50 attorney fees,
intensive probation six months, sub
mit to warrantless searches, placed
on clcctronic house arrest.
?Harwyn Rene Davis, 35, of Route
4, Leland, probation revoked; credit
for all time served awaiting trial.
?George Rankins, 27, of Shallotte,
pleaded guilty to accessory after the
fact of second-degree r;i|?e; sen
tenced to three years in prison, sus
pended lour years, placed on four
years' supervised probation, or
dered to pay S300 fine, court cost,
S40() attorney fee and supervision
and community service fces;submit
to warrantless searches; not use or
possess any illegal drugs, not associ
ate with drug users, submit to tests,
perform 72 hours community ser
vice within 60 days, pay S25 per
week fee.
?Kelly Lynn Woodruff, 19, of
Roanoke Rapids, pleaded guilty to
simple possession of marijuana; sen
tenced to 30 days in jail, suspended
for 12 months, unsupervised proba
tion, ordered to pay SiOO fine, court
cost, S375 attorney fees and to re
main on good behavior and not vio
late any laws.
?Jack Ross McKcc, 52, of Route 4,
Leland. pleaded guilty to assault on
a female; sentenced to 60 days in
jail, suspended for 12 months,
placed on unsupervised probation 12
months, ordered to pay S50 fine and
court cost, to remain on good behav
ior and not violate any laws.
?James Henry Pierce, 33, of Route
1, Leland, was found not guilty by a
jury on chargcs of first-degree sexu
al offense and taking indecent liber
ties.
?Richard Alvey Partello 111, 24, of
Route 1, Southport, pleaded guilty
to reckless driving and failure to
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consolidated; sentenced to six
months in jail, suspended for two
years and placed on two years' su
pervised probation, ordered to pay
$200 fine, court cost, supervision
fee and serve 48 hours community
service within 60 days, submit to
tests.
rysial Di:?nf Snniiv 17. of Route
3, Supply, a driving while impaired
as a provisional licensee charge re
manded to district court.
?Scotty Dean Collins, 20, of Route
5, Southport, pleaded guilty to dri
ving while impaired, level 3; sen
tenced to six months in jail, sus
pended for 12 months, placcd on su
pervised probation 12 months, or
dered to pay S200 fine, court cost,
S100 community service fee, super
vision fee, undergo assessment with
in 30 days, not operate a motor vehi
cle without a valid North Carolina
license, serve 72 hours in the
Brunswick County Jail, submit to
tests and serve 72 hours community
service.
?Kevin O. Jones, 18, of Hampstcad,
pleaded no contest to injury to per
sonal property, sentenced to six
months in jail, suspended for two
years and placcd on unsupervised
probation, ordered to pay court costs
and $1,594.14 to the Brunswick
County Sheriff's Department for
damage to a 1989 Ford deputy car,
to be on good behavior for two
years.
?Richard Wilson Bonds, 50, of N.E.
28th Street, Long Beach, pleaded no
contest to taking indecent liberties;
sentenced to three years in prison,
suspended for four years, placcd on
four years' supervised probation, or
dered to pay 51,000 fine, court cost,
S450 attorney fees, supervision fee,
SI 00 community service fee, assess
ment fee, not have any contact with
plaintiff, report for evaluation to
mental health center within 60 days
and follow all other evaluations,
serve 120 hours community service.
?Melvin Troy Johnson. 39. of Route
1. Burgaw, mistrial declared when a
jury could noi reach a verdict in his
driving while impaired case.
?Gregory Ballard, 22, of Route 5,
Leland, pleaded guilty to felonious
possession of stolen goods; sen
tenced to three years in prison, sus
pended four years, placed on four
years' supervised probation, ordered
to pay S250 fine, court cost, restitu
tion of S2.756.50 to Julien Price,
S300 attorney fee, S100 community
ser.ice fee (all within three years at
not less than S100 per month begin
ning May 20), submit to warrantless
searches, to not use or possess ille
gal drugs or controlled substances,
not associate with drug users, serve
72 hours community service within
60 days, placed on intensive proba
tion.
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Loris Men Plead Guilty
i u Bieak-ins At Holders
Two Loris, S.C., men were sen tc need in Brunswick County Superior
Court last week after pleading guilty to break-ins ai Hold en Beach.
Theodore Roosevelt Lewis 111. 22, pleaded guilty to 10 counts of
breaking and entering leffrrv Lee Johnson, about 22, pleaded guilty to
one count
Judge Giles R. Clark sentenced Lewis to nine years in prison on eight
of the counts and three years in prison on the other two counts.
Lewis, who was credited for the time he served awaiting trial, was sen
tenced as regular youthful offender. He was ordered to pay as a condition
of early release $8,963 restitution to property owners on Hokien Beach.
Judge Clark sentenced Johnson to three years in prison, but suspend
ed the jail term and placed him on supervised probation.
Johnson was ordered to pay a $250 fine, court costs, $400 in attorney
fees and submit to warrantless searches.
Clark also ordered that Johnson not use or possess controlled sub
stances or associate with the co-defendant and that he supply breath and
urine tests.
Holden Bcach Police arrested the two men last December after notic
ing a suspicious vehicle parked at a vacant beachfront home.
Lewis was originally charged with 14 counts of breaking and enter
ing, while Johnson was charged with three counts.
Holden Beach Police Chief Robert Cook said at the time of the arrest
that the men had broken into homes and taken televisions, video cassette
recorders, clock-radios and other households appliances and sold them in
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