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Page 4C-THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday, October 3, 1991
Kings Mountain Police Report
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ARRESTS
Dennis Curtis McGill, 29, 508
N. Watterson St., order for arrest.
Larry Steve Adams, 19, 205
Thornburg Drive, communicating
threats.
Julia Ann Stewart, 44, 715
Meadowbrook, injury to personal
property, trespassing, communicat-
ing threats.
David Eugene Sipe, 58, East
Gold St., order for arrest, shoplift-
ing, $100 bond, secured.
Ronald Keith Carter, 28, 319
Campbell Circle, miscellaneous
breaking and entering.
Oral Elijah Ramkissoon, 41,
2220 Devon Drive, Dallas, improp-
er passing.
Steve Eugene Johnson, 20, 403
N. Cansler St., parole violation and
breaking, entering, $300 bond, un-
secured.
John Michael Williams, 40,
Route 1 Box 125-A, Sharon, S.C.,
no operator's license, fictitious tag.
Kevin Lee Hill, 20 Cherryville,
DWI, $300 bond., secured.
Victor Nelson Laughridge, 41,
204 W. King St., indecent liberties
with child, $2500 bond, secured.
William David Humphries, 46,
133 Youngs Drive, Blacksburg,
S.C, driving while license revoked,
expired tag.
Raymond Sean Garris, 20, 310
Walker St, driving while license re-
voked.
William Lester Hunt, 26, 211
Orr Terrace, felonious larceny.
Mary Nicholson Peavy, 48, 421
S. Columbia St., Gastonia, DWI,
$300 bond, unsecured.
Steve Craig Noah, 31,111 S. Elm
St., assault on officer, public dis-
turbance, $500 bond, secured.
Eddie Eugene Hutto, 32, 810
Third St, driving while license re-
voked.
Bobby Lynn Franklin, 20, Route
6 Box 68, Dillon Rd., speeding.
Robert Eugene Edgerton, 50,
107 Adams Rd., one count speed-
ing.
Cynthia Payseur Hovis, 33,
Route 2 Weaver Rd., Bessemer
City, one count speeding.
Clyde Billy Metcalf, 59, 12686
West Highway, York, S.C, one
count speeding.
Johnny Lee Sellers, 26, 919
Grace St., no operator's license.
Michael Torrence Edwards, 28,
502 Crocker Rd., driving while li-
cense revoked.
INCIDENTS
June Robinson, Oakhurst Mobile
Home Park, reported larceny of
two necklaces worth $800.
John Oscar Harry, 179 Appin
Way, Shelby, reported theft of a
battery from a boat at Moss Lake.
KM Middle School, Phifer
Road, reported larceny of a bus
battery and damage to a battery ca-
ble.
Falls Auto Sales, 208 8S.
Railroad Ave., reported $30 dam-
age to a door and hinge during an
attempted break-in.
Tim Postell, of Patrick Yarn, re-
ported larceny of $230 in miscella-
neous items from his car parked in
the employee lot.
John Franklin Ledford, 137 Old
Home Place, Oak Grove, reported
theft of his 1977 Chevrolet truck
from the parking lot of Depot
Aging Center. Police recovered the
vehicle, valued at $3,000.
Bernice Bunch,3000 Margrace
Rd., reported a lost purse on West
King Street containing cash and
miscellaneous items.
John Smith & Sons, Eden, re-
ported larceny of a Lincoln welder
valued at $2500.
Billie J. Roper, 204 Catherine
St.. reported larceny of a $403
necklace.
Benchmark Systems, Lake Lure,
reported larceny of a Box Scraper
valued at $500 from Thornburg
Drive.
Jake Hamrick Jr., 224 Dixon
Dairy Rd., reported larceny of as-
sorted tools valued at $600 from
his automobile parked at Kings
Mountain Hospital.
The Pantry, 511 Linwood Rd.,
reported larceny of six cartons of
cigarettes.
City of Kings Mountain reported
. three people passed U.S. Treasury
checks and obtained cash by false
pretense.
James Alvin Depew, 404 Maner
Rd, reported damage to a 10-speed
bicycle at the KMHS football field.
Norma Sue Moore, Route 1, re-
ported that her automobile was
damaged $300 while parked at the
American Legion.
Ronald Eugene Humphries, 913
Sharon Drive, reported theft of as-
sorted jewelry, stereo speakers and
assorted compact discs from his
automobile.
Linwood Auto Sales, Linwood
Rd., reported theft of beauty rings
valued at $150.
WRECKS
SEPTEMBER 24
A hit and run vehicle damaged a
parked1989 Chevrolet SW owned
by Bobby Gene Parker, Route 4,
doing $300 damage.
SEPTEMBER 25
A four-car wreck on Phifer Road
involved four teenage drivers and
resulted in three minor injuries and
$5,800 property damages, accord-
ing to Ptl. Donald Martin. The offi-
cer said two of the vehicles were
stopped in the northbound lane of
Phifer Road. The 16-year-old driv-
er of a 1977 Ford said he looked
off the roadway, looked back and
applied his brakes which locked
up, sliding his vehicle into a 1988
Ford and causing a chain reaction
with the other two cars, 1968 VW
and a 1987 Pontiac. The other cars
were operated by 16 and 17-year-
old students.
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