Larceny Defendants
Ordered To Pay Restitution To Victims
Two defendants were ordered to
pay restitution in Brunswick County
District Court last week to victims
who had items stolen from them.
Judges D. Jack Hooks Jr. and
Napoleon B. "Poli" Barefoot Jr.
heard eight cases involving breaking
and entering with larceny, larceny of
firearms and shoplifting charges.
One defendant was sentenced to
14 days in jail and ordered to pay
the victim $1,200 for items stolen.
Another received a suspended sen
tence and was ordered to pay $480
in restitution for a stolen firearm.
Those were among the following
eases heard during a short two-day
District Court session May 4-5:
Willie L. Daisc, breaking and/or
entering, Brunswick County Jail 29
days, suspended sentence two years,
not go on or about any premises
owned or occupied by plaintiff,
costs remitted.
Thomas Fox, misdemeanor pos
session of stolen goods, N. C. De
partment of Corrections two years,
suspended sentence two years, su
pervised probation two years, not go
on or about any premises owned or
occupied by plaintiff, SI 200 restitu
tion to plaintiff, Brunswick County
Jail 14 days, work release hours to
be determined by probation officer,
S 1 50 attorney fees, S200 and costs;
larceny pursuant breaking and enter
ing, voluntarily dismissed.
Ronald Keith Granger, misde
meanor larceny, N.C. Department of
Corrections two years, suspended
sentence two years, supervised pro
bation two years, restitution S480,
S100 and costs, assessment for sub
stance abuse, SI 50 attorney fees,
submit to warrantless searches, sub
mit to test, not use, possess or con
sume any controlled substance for
two years; misdemeanor larceny,
N.C. Department of Corrections two
years to run at expiration of previous
sentence, suspended sentence two
years supervised probation two
years.
Calvin Monroe Griffis, speeding
50 in a 35 zone, prayer for judgment
continued, costs.
William Trey Hickman, assault
on a government official, voluntarily
dismissed.
George Thomas Johnson, DWI,
level 1, N.C. Department of Correc
tions two years to run at expiration
of suspended sentence, supervised
probation two years, not operate mo
tor vehicle until valid license, S500
and costs, Brunswick County Jail 30
days, work release, needs to provide
proof of employment to probation
officer, assessment ? Defendant's
request for activation Brunswick
County Jail 29 days; driving while
license revoked-permanent, resist
ing/ obstructing a public officer, in
jury to real property, all voluntarily
dismissed.
Archie Marlowe, simple worth
less check, S460.20 to Shalloue
Electric, voluntarily dismissed,
check paid.
David Marun McFeely, speeding
54 in a 45 zone, $45 and costs.
Sallic S. McKcithan. DWI. Level
5, Brunswick County Jail 60 days,
suspended sentence two years, sur
render license. S50 and costs, 24
hours community service within 60
days, assessment.
Harold Ray, assault on a female,
voluntarily dismissed, no plaintiff.
W.O. Vanlandingham, assault
with a deadly weapon, motion to
dismiss allowed at close of state's
evidence.
Willie Cloud, shoplifting, prayer
for judgment continued, not go on or
about any Wilson's for two years,
costs remitted.
Glenn Hackney, speeding 70 in a
55 /.one, prayer tor judgment contin
ued, costs.
Shcrric Jean Arp, inspection vio
lation, voluntarily dismissed, valid
inspection.
Timothy Lynn Barnes, failure of
passenger under 16 to wear seat
belt-driver, voluntarily dismissed;
vehicle not registered/titled, registra
tion documents fictitious/cancelled,
ctc., consolidated judgment, Bruns
wick County Jail 60 days, suspend
ed sentence one year, S45 and costs,
not violate any laws for one year,
not operate motor vehicle unless
properly registered and insured.
Harley Ray Beeraft Jr., expired
rcgistcration card/tag. owning and
operating vehicle with no insurance,
voluntarily dismissed; exceeding
safe speed, costs.
? laricc C. Bordeaux, speeding 64
in a 55 zone, S45 and costs.
Linda Fayc Britt, simple assault,
voluntarily dismissed at request of
plaintiff.
Michael Wayne Britt, assault on a
female, simple assault, both volun
tarily dismissed at request of plain
tiff.
Mclinda H. Burkhaltcr, darkened
windshield/windows, voluntarily
dismissed.
James Burris, second degree tres
passing, voluntarily dismissed at re
quest of plaintiff.
Richard S. Clowes, speeding 70
in a 55 zone, prayer for judgment
continued and costs.
James Crcasman, injury to real
property, voluntarily dismissed, no
plaintiff.
Christopher M. Creech, expired
operators license, voluntarily dis
missed, valid license.
Wanda R. Crisco, public assis
tance fraud, voluntarily dismissed.
Michael F. Crumblcy, DWI,
Level 5, Brunswick County Jail 60
days, suspended sentence two years,
SI 00 and costs, surrender liccnse.
assessment, 24 hours Brunswick
County Jail to begin Friday 5-8-92,
6:00 p.m., submit to test.
Douglas A. Cummins, improper
equipment, S25 and costs.
Charles Alan Coins, simple as
sault, voluntarily al request of plain
tiff.
Daniel Shclton Green, driver li
cense suspendcd/rcvokcd-not per
manent, voluntarily dismissed.
Jennifer A. Hammond, speeding
68 in a 55 /.one, prayer for judgment
continued, costs.
Jimmy Douglas Jackson, expired
registration card/lag, voluntarily dis
missed. valid registration.
Raymond L. Jemigan, driver li
cense suspended/revoked-not per
manent, prayer for judgment contin
ued, costs, non -operation upon con
sent of state.
Maura T. Kerr, speeding 70 in a
55 zone, prayer for judgment contin
ued, costs.
Billy Huston Lastcr, expired reg
istration card/tag, inspection viola
tion, both voluntarily dismissed.
Dclorcs Mason, second degree
trespassing, voluntarily dismissed;
second degree trespassing, prayer
for judgment continued, not allow
anyone to go on premises of corp. or
his mother's property.
Jerry Glenn Mills, DW1, Level 5,
Brunswick County Jail 60 days, sus
pended sentence two years, SI 00
and costs assessment, surrender li
cense, Brunswick County Jail 24
hours to begin Friday 7:00 p.m., 5-8
in lieu of community service, submit
to test.
Bobby Eugene Morcc, speeding
70 in a 55 zone, prayer for judgment
continued and costs.
Chad Donald Morgan, speeding
64 in a 55 zone, S45 and costs.
Carolina D. Mosely, unsale
movement, prayer for judgment con
tinued and cosLs, resisting/obstruct
ing public officer, voluntarily dis
missed.
Esmond Parcsc Ncal, careless and
reckless operation, Brunswick
County Jail 30 days, suspended sen
tence one year, S45 and costs, not
violate any law for one year.
Fred Edward Pigottc, speeding 68
in a 55 zone, prayer for judgment
continued and costs.
Betty Evans Rcichlc, failure to re
duce speed, voluntarily dismissed,
insurance paid.
Danielle M. Roach, improper
equipment, S25 and costs; darkened
windshield/windows, voluntarily
dismissed.
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Jeremy Robbins, second degree
trespassing, voluntarily dismissed at
request of plaintiff.
Larry D. Smith, rcsisling/ob
structing public officcr, failure to
wear scat belt by driver, both volun
tarily dismissed.
Harry Dean Strickland, speeding
61 in a 45 zone, prayer for judgment
continued, costs.
Ashley B. Summcrlin, improper
equipment, S25 and costs; expired
registration card/tag, voluntarily dis
missed.
Claude C. Tyson Jr. expired regis
tration card/tag, voluntarily dismis
sed, has valid registration.
Hugh D. Willcttc Jr., expired reg
istration card/tag, voluntarily dis
missed, has valid registration.
John Wayne Brown, speeding 54
in a 45 zone, S45 and costs; regis
tered documents fictitious/canccl
Icd/ctc., voluntarily dismissed.
Mallen L. Marlow, communicat
ing dircats, voluntarily dismissed, no
plaintiff.
Carmen Mav Pierce, probation vi
olation, defendants request for acti
vation of sentence, N.C. Department
of Corrections four years, if paroled
or work released during sentence or
dered to pay back restitution to
plaintiff.
Terry Cru/c, speeding 70 in a 55
zone, prayer for judgment contin
ued, costs.
Ron Mason, second degree tres
passing, prayer for judgment contin
ued, to go back on premises of cor
poration without permission, costs.
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Three Men Charged After Shooting Reported
BY TERRY POPE
1 nrcc men were charged Saturday
after shots were fired outside a
Lcland convenience store, narrowly
missing a man.
The shooting occurred around
12:40 p.m. in the parking lot of the
H.B. Lee Buy-Rite on Village Road.
The suspects allegedly assaulted
someone leaving the store and fired
shots that struck the building,
Brunswick County Sheriff s Deputy
Brian Sanders reported.
Anthony Canty, 21, of Navassa
was charged with assault with a
deadly weapon with intent to kill.
He was being held in the Brunswick
County Jail under S3.000 bond
Monday.
Also charged were Derrick An
drews, 18, and Leon Bowman, 23,
both of Navassa. Andrews was be
ing held under S2.000 bond on
charges of simple assault and acces
sory after the fact to a felony.
Bowman was charged with accesso
ry after the fact to a felony and had
his bond set at S 1 ,000.
According to Sanders' report, the
victim was pushed down in the
parking lot and beaten about the face
but managed to stand and hit one
suspect.
Another suspect allegedly pulled
a handgun from a Chevrolet truck
and fired two shots at the victim,
missing him but hitting the building,
Sanders reported.
The victim then ran behind the
building where another shot was
fired, Sanders stated. The suspects
fled the scene in the truck.
Sheriff's Detective Nancy Simp
son reported no one was injured in
the incident, which apparently stem
med from an argument the men had
earlier in the week.
In other reports on file at the sher
iffs department:
?Two homes on Swain Street at
Sunset Harbor were broken into, re
ported Deputy Patti HewctL At one,
a front door was pried open where a
television, two utility carts and three
rods and reels were stolen. Damage
was $200. Someone broke a rear
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window to another home and took a
blender and liquor worth S180.
Damage was listed at $300.
?Approximately S2.925 in jewelry
was reported stolen from a Shallotte
Point apartment last Thursday, May
7, reported Deputy R.W. Long II.
The suspects entered through an un
locked door between 7 p.m. and 11
p.m.
?Three checks worth SI 65 were
forged at the Simmons Calabash
Beverage Mart, reported R.W. Long
II. The owner did not give the per
son permission to sign and cash the
checks.
?A boat motor and gas tank worth
S835 were stolen from a home on
Sunset Harbor Road between Easter
weekend and May 9, reported
Deputy Cathy Hamilton. Someone
broke into a mobile home and left a
radio playing, but did not take any
thing inside.
?A window air conditioner was
stolen from a home in Water Wond
erland near Seaside between April
18 and May 4, reported Deputy
Keithan Home. The thieves caused
yZUU in damage wniie taking the
S300 unit.
?Locks were cut on two utility
sheds on Sparrow Lane at Shell
Point between May 3 and May 10,
reported Deputy Richard Long.
Taken were three rods and reels,
fishing gear and a weedeater, all
worth S530. Damage was $20 to the
summer home owned by a Durham
resident.
?Damage was listed at S300 to the
Carolina Power and Light Company
Training Facility building on N.C.
133 and N.C. 87 Saturday, reported
Ms. Hamilton. Someone broke the
glass doors on the front of the build
ing between 4 p.m. and 9 p.m.
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?Damage was listed at S950 to a
parked van and signs at the Oak
Island Bridge at Long Beach, Ms.
Hamilton reported. Someone used a
shotgun to shoot the van and signs
owned by Walt's Beach Club at
Long Beach. The rear and side win
dows were shot, causing damage in
side the van and to the sign panels.
?A 1989 Plymouth was reported
stolen from a home in Tripp's
Mobile Home Park at Shaliottc
Point last week, reported Long II.
The owner had lost a set of car keys,
and a sccond set was stolen from the
car while it was locked.
?Vandals forced open several roll
out windows, causing $600 in dam
age to a home in Oak Haven along
Seashore Road, reported Deputy
James Ingram. The owners, from
Pinehurst, said the damage occurred
between Nov. 30 and May 9.
?Damage was listed at S600 to a
bed and clothing and $500 to a mo
bile home that caught fire Sunday
near Carolina Shores, reported R.W.
Long II. The owner returned to the
residence to find the middle bed
room on fire. Calabash VFD Chief
Jerry Prince advised that he saw no
evidence of foul play. Long report
ed.
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