“Page-10B-THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD-Thursday, January 13, 1994
KM Police Report
Six-year-old student takes hunting knife to school
and hit a utility pole, a ditch and a tree.
The driver fled but was arrested after a
foot chase. Carpenter's 1982 Honda
A six-year-old student was sus-
pended from East School this week
after a five-inch hunting knife was
found in her book bag, according
“to the Kings Mountain Police
: Department.
: Principal Jerry Hoyle told police
cthat the girl showed the knife to a
:student last Thursday as school
‘was being dismissed for the day.
The classmate told the teacher.
Hoyle said he suspended the girl
from school for seven days.
Hoyle said that the child's teach-
cer had talked to the classmates
sabout the danger of weapons and
‘that when one of the children ob-
served the knife in the book bag
“that he called the teacher.
"I don't really think the little girl
knew what danger she or anyone
‘else could be in with a weapon
such as a knife," said Hoyle.
K ARRESTS
Sontosha Linell White, 19, 12 Pine
Manor, driving while license revoked,
citation.
Derek Nakia Barnes, 18, 100
McGill Rd., driving while license re-
voked. $300 bond, unsecured.
Clifford Rippy, 44, Midpines, drunk
and disruptive, $200 bond, secured.
Lynn Elazer Goddard, 23, 105
School St., driving while license re-
voked, citation.
James Booker T. Whitesides Jr., 31,
Route 1, Shady Grove Road, order for
arrest, three counts non-support, held
in jail without bond.
Lacy Edward Hatcher, 35, 237
Stewart Rd., DWI, resist, obstruct and
delay and damage to city property,
$1,000 bond, secured.
Rodney Keith Ballew, 27, 411-D
North Cansler St., assault on a female,
$300 bond, secured.
Peter Lawford Brown, 35, Lot 6
: Wave Rd., felony possession with in-
tent to sell and deliver cocaine. Police
served the warrant for G-W Campus
Police, $1,000 bond, secured.
James David Allen Boheler, 18, 315
N. Dilling St., order for arrest, disor-
derly conduct, $600 bond, secured.
Mark Edwin Melton, 19, 210 East
Georgia Ave., Bessemer City, drunk
and disruptive and carrying a con-
cealed weapon, $500 bond, secured.
Rickie Lee Crocker, 39, 403 Dixon
School Rd., second degree trespassing
and resist, obstruct and delay, $200
bond, secured.
Richard Scott Scruggs. 29,
Katherine St.. speeding, citation.
Ashlee Dawn Miller, 20, 140
Woodberry Rd. Cherryville, speeding,
citation.
Dennis Edward Moore, 33, 815
Phillips Dr., DWI and driving while li-
cense revoked, $1.000 bond, secured.
Johnny Allen Carpenter, 29, DWI,
no insurance, fictitious license plate,
driving while license revoked and re-
sisting arrest, $1.000 bond, secured.
John Markus Wood, 26, North
Oriental Ave.. no operator's license, ci-
tation.
INCIDENTS
Jefferson Ray Sizemore Jr., 525
Katherine Ave., reported larceny of car
speakers valued at $195.
Kings Mountain District Schools re-
ported that seats were cut on a North
School bus. :
Rene Mason. 38 Pine Manor, report-
ed theft of $300 in food stamps during
a break-in.
Mary Surratt, Chapel Drive, Shelby,
reported that her car tire was cut while
the car was parked at White Oak
Manor.
by a suspect who reportedly tore off
the door handle while he was being ar-
rested.
Janice Brimburg, Gastonia, reported
that a window in her 1989 Cadillac
was broken while she was parked at
Kings Mountain Hospital.
Dale Hamner, 705 Stone St., report-
ed theft of a Hank Aaron autographed
baseball valued at $175 and $275 dam-
age to his residence. A juvenile is sus-
pected in the break-in.
Christopher Floyd, 808 Rhodes
Ave., said his 1981 Pontiac was driven
without his permission.
Cheryl Mercer, Northwoods, report-
ed theft of $374 from her purse in her
residence.
Home Savings Bank, East King St.,
reported a customer passed a bad check
for $130.
Christine Sweat, 211 Morris St., re-
ported that someone took a black onyx
ring from her residence.
Trina Phillips, 86 Pine Manor, re-
ported that her residence was broken
into by vandals who took a microwave
oven, a camera, boxer shorts, a fruit
cake and five Super Nintendo games.
Jeannie Floyd Caldwell, 802
A city patrol car was damaged $100
Princeton, reported that someone used
her car without permission.
Southern Bell, Gastonia, reported
theft of three ladders from a truck
parked at McKenney Chevrolet.
Julia Childers, 407 Gillespie St., re-
ported theft of a garden tiller, a weed
eater and two metal clothesline posts
valued at $661.
Alma Gantt, 508 Rhodes Ave., re-
ported a lost or stolen purse valued at
$40.
Officers responded to two incidents
at Pine Manor Apartments during the
weekend during a four-hour period.
Officers said a fight was in progress in-
volving weapons and they arrested
Mark Edwin Melton, 210 E. Georgia
Ave., Bessemer City, with carrying a
concealed weapon and on drunk and
disruptive charges. At 5 a.m. officers
arrested a a 17-year-old suspect and
charged him with drunk and disruptive.
Terry Lynn Vessey, 1B Kingswood,
reported harassing phone calls and an
attempted break-in. She said that an
upper bedroom window was broken
out by someone using an unknown ob-
ject.
WRECKS
JANUARY 6
A 16-year-old driver was charged
with unsafe movement after his 1977
Toyota hit a 1980 Chevrolet owned by
Judy Marie Teague, 214 Walker St., at
, Phifer Road and Mountain Street. Ptl.
Lisa Capps said that the teenager had
pulled out at a stop sign and failed to
see the other car before pulling into the
intersection. One person was injured.
Property damages totaled $1800.
Vehicles operated by Sadie Adams
McClain, 1112 York Road, and Gloria
Williams Burris, 1710 Northwoods, hit
at the intersection of W. King Street
and Country Club Drive. McClain was
driving a 1984 Honda. Burris was driv-
ing a 1994 Jeep. Ptl. Lisa Capps said
the McClain car was towed to Weaver's
Body Shop.
JANUARY 7
A car operated by Ossie Roberts,
1326 Kings Drive, turned in front of a
1984 Ford operated by David Edward
White, 5006 Pecan Drive, Shelby. The
accident happened at Battleground and
King. Damages were estimated at
$5500.
A 1984 LTD operated by Samuel
Blair Teseniar, 103 S. Goforth St.
backed into a parking space and hit a
parked 1985 Honda Accord owned by
David Alexander Corry, 23 Pine
215 South Lafayette Street - Shelby, NC
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