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Kings Mountain Police Report
ARRESTS
Timothy Bryan Moore, 22, 209 N.
City St., felonious breaking and enter-
ing of a motor vehicle and larceny,
$10,000 bond, secured.
Ernest Gene Smith, 24, 210 Parrish
"Dr., order for arrest for driving while
license revoked and misdemeanor
worthless check, $500 bond, secured.
Donnie Ray Cobb, 20, 112 Water
Oak St., felonious breaking and enter-
ing and felonious larceny, $5,000 bond,
secured.
Bobby Gene Williams, 34, 307 E.
Parker St., assault on a female. Trial
date was October 4 in Domestic
Violence Court in Shelby.
Christopher Brian Mote, 18, 106
Ganley St., drunk and disruptive and
underage possession of liquor. Court
date is December 13 in District Court
in Shelby.
Barry Eugene Jackson, 40, 163
Galilee Church Rd., disorderly con-
duct, $500 bond, secured.
Kimberly Dawn Lowe, 26, 1220
First St., shoplifting and giving ficti-
tious information to police.
Kathy M. Nicholson, 40, 411
Bennett St., worthless check.
Dennis James Hogue, 18, 714
Bridges Dr., felony possession of co-
caine, simple possession of marijuana
and possession of drug paraphernalia,
$3,000 bond, secured.
Diane Swilley Webster, 49, 201 Edel
St., driving while license revoked,
$500 bond, secured.
CITATIONS
Jonathan Fitzgerald, Videman,
26,100 West Falls St., running a red
light.
Eric Dean Pardo, 26, 120 East End
Dr., speeding.
Cathy Goforth Hodge, 39,
Bessie Dr., speeding.
Jerry Miller, 47, 200 Spruce St.,
speeding.
Pedro Deon McNeal, 24, 109 Ridge
View Dr., expired license.
Paul Glenn Dills, 36, Route 1,
Bessemer City, speeding and driving
while his license was revoked.
O'Brian Chase Wilson, 20, 208
Drew Court, running a stop light.
Michael Eric Campbell, 23, 3020
Delano Place, Shelby, speeding and
driving after his license was revoked.
Danny Eugene Smith, 30, 2004
127
‘Redwood Circle, speeding.
James Howard Davis, 46, 606 W.
Gold St., failure to yield to a duly
erected railroad crossing.
: INCIDENTS
Sheila James, 114 N. Cansler St., re-
ported theft of a computer, a nintendo
and jewelry valued at $197.
Bernice Roseboro, 1318
Northwoods Dr., reported that
someone dented the trunk of her car
using a broom stick.
Cecil Keeter, 814 Grace St., report-
ed damage to a screen from a window.
that vandals threw a cup of nails in his
driveway.
Lois Townsend, 5006 Tara Court,
reported that the windshield of her car
was damaged by someone using a
block of wood.
Johnny Lewis Jones, 430
Chesterfield Dr., Shelby, reported theft
of his 1983 Thunderbird valued at
$800 and theft of a tackle box, fishing
rods and reels and a tool box valued at
$1530. The car was reportedly stolen
from the parking lot at Piedmont Depot
Stop N Go. The license plate number is
HZR 6840.
Kings Mountain Senior Center re-
ported that someone broke the steering
column of a 1985 Ford LTD owned by
the city of Kings Mountain.
Nell Waters, Landing St., reported
theft of a cast iron lawn table. two
seater chair and a single seat chair, all
in green, from her residence. The furni-
ture is valued at $300.
Linda McNeely, 955-7 Bethlehem
Church Rd., reported that someone
forged her name to two checks totaling
$250 and cashed them at First Union
National Bank.
Sheila Camp, 412 St. Luke's Church
Rd., reported theft of a wallet from
Movie Palace containing currency and
her driver's license.
Sylvia Harbinson, 524 Baker St., re-
ported theft of rims from a bicycle
which was chained to her back porch.
Ronald Byrd, 29 Carolina Gardens,
said his 1995 Hyundai was scratched
by an unknown driver in the parking
lot area at Parrish drive.
Angela Hillman, 200 Parrish Dr., re-
ported the theft of a pitcher of Koolaid
and a cooked pork chop from her
kitchen by someone who cut the screen
at a window.
Elizabeth Parker, 403 Hillside Dr.,
reported that the trunk and hood of her
1987 Nissan were damaged $300.
A white Chevrolet truck reported
stolen by Village of Bethel, 120 N.
Main St., Bethel, Ohio, was recovered
in a church yard on East Parker Street.
The vehicle was valued at $2500.
Revco Drug, 1318 Shelby Rd., re-
ported that a customer took razors and
other unknown items from the store
and did not pay for them.
Charles Adams, 107 Butternut Dr.,
and Donald Jackson, 109 Butternut
Dr., reported that their mailboxes were
damaged $190 by hit and run drivers.
Wade Ford, 910 Shelby Rd. reported
theft of tires and rims from a 1995
Ford truck valued at nearly $600.
Jackie Batchler, 209 Bridges St., re-
ported felonious larceny from her car
parked at 205 West Mountain Street.
Two cellular telephones, two billfolds
and some currency were taken.
Pizza Hut, Highway 74 Bypass, re-
ported that a customer ordered $28
worth of food and ate it in the restau-
rant and left the store without paying
the Soil
Food Lion, 1320 Shelby Rd., report-
ed that a customer concealed a half
gallon of ice cream in his pants and al-
legedly assaulted the manager. Sgt.
Bob Myers is continuing the investiga-
tion into the incident which occurred
September 26.
Jafar Talib, 44, of 3464 Monteak
Dr., Charlotte, reported that he was bit
on the left shoulder by a dog at 807
Boyce Street.
Arthur Biltcliffe, 103 N. Goforth St,
reported larceny of two pairs of blue-
jeans.
Glenda Saltzman, 527 Baker St., re-
ported that a window screen on her
house was damaged.
Charlie Etters, 208 Bridges St,. re-
ported theft of a Gold Star microwave
and two VCRs during a break-in at his
residence.
Sagesport Inc. 119 W. Mountain St.
reported that a customer distracted a
clerk while $179.95 in merchandise
was removed from the store. Reported
stolen were two sweatshirts and a pair
of Adias valued at $179.95.
Mauney Hosiery, S. Cansler St., re-
ported that someone broke into a stor-
age facility. Damages were reported at
$213.50.
WRECKS
SEPT. 23
Ptl. Chris Owens said that Rodney
McCarter, of Clover, SC, was backing
his 1994 Chevrolet from a parking
space at Harris-Teeter and struck a
parked 1993 Buick owned by Darnelle
Williams, 1212 Northwoods Dr.
Damages were estimated at $625.
SEPT. 25
Pil. J. H. Tessneer said that cars op-
erated by William Lester Blanton, 316
El Bethel Road, and Victor Edward
Simmons, 115 N. City St., hit at the
light at Piedmont and East King Street.
Damages were estimated at $2300.
Ptl. H. W. Carpenter said that two
cars hit at a burned out light on
Mountain Street and Watterson doing
$2300 damage. The drivers were listed
as Maybelle Jones, 216 Walker St., op-
erating a 1986 Chrysler, and Ann Lunn
Leduc, of Charlotte, operating a 1995
Ford.
Sgt. Bob Myers said that a 1985
Oldsmobile operated by Duncan Eric
Patterson, 1220 N. Lafayette St.,
Shelby, struck a 1978 Oldsmobile on
west Highway 74 as Arthur Lee
Rondo, 1135 Bridges St. Shelby, at-
tempted to turn onto the KM Plaza
parking area. The cars were damaged
$1500.
SEPT. 26
Ptl. T. B. Fletcher said that a 1988
Chevrolet operated by Johnny Barnes
Jr, 902 W. Charlotte Ave., Mount
Holly, struck a 1989 Ford operated by
Melissa Elaine Bolin, 405 York Rd. at
the traffic light at King Street and
York Road. Damages were estimated
at $3500.
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DEEPAK R. GELOT, M. D.
Comprehensive Care for Infants, Children and Adults
SEPT. 27
Ptl. Steven Skinner said a 15-year-
old student driving on a learner's per-
mit pulled into the intersection of
Cansler and King Street in front of a
1978 Oldmobile operated by Ernest
Hannay, Bessemer City, doing $3500.
Skinner said Hannay and a teenager in
the1965 Chevrolet truck were reported-
ly hurt but refused transportation to the
hospital.
Ptl. R. L. Creech said that a parked
1993 Ford was damaged $75 when a
1985 Mack truck operated by Aaron
Braoch of Stanley "brushed" it in the
parking lot at Bridges Hardware. The
car is owned by Raeford White of 507
City Street.
SEPT. 28
Motorcyclist Travis Leon Bess, 27,
of 919 Grace St. Apt. C, was transport-
ed to Cleveland Memorial Hospital for
treatment after he was struck by a driv-
er who didn't stop at the traffic light at
King and Gaston Streets, according to
Ptl. Larry Ware. Bess was thrown from
his motorcycle and landed 61 feet from
the point of impact, according to the
police report. The car was located on
Parker Street at Gaston Street with no
driver. Witnesses said that the Vehicle
was occupied by two white males. The
car had been reported stolen by: Village
of Bethel, Bethel, Ohio. The vehicles
were damaged $5500. ,X
SEPT. 29 -,
A 17-year-old student was cited for
safe movement violation after the 1992
Honda she was operating .on West
Mountain Street struck a 1992 Jeep op-
erated by Ronald Lee Franks, 512
Deerfield Dr. The vehicles were dam-
aged $2800. Ptl. J. H Tessneerinvesti-
gated.
Ptl. H.W. Carpenter said that Doris
Wortman McDaniel, 1203 Bethlehem
Rd., was backing a school bus on
Spruce Street in the wrong direction
and struck a 1987 Nissan operated by
Keesha Davis, 1712 Northwoods Dr,
doing $850 damage. Carpenter said
that six students were in the bus. No
one was hurt.
Ptl. J. H. Tessneer cited Befty Beatty
Clemmer, 603 Landing St., with a red
light violation after her 1992
Oldsmobile struck a 1989 Nissan‘oper-
ated by Betty Annel Odums, 105
Pennant Dr. The accident happenegat”
King Street and Battleground Avenue.
Four people were injured but refused
transportation to the hospital.
SEPT 30
A 16-year-old student was cited
with no operator's license and driving
left of center after her 1995 Lincoln
struck a 1989 Pontiac operated by
Ervin Watters of High Point on North
Cansler Street. Ptl. T. B. Fletcher said
Watts and a passenger were transported
to Kings Mountain Hospital for treat-
ment of injuries.
& dA KF 8% inate
Officer
Weaver
to attend forum
Kevin Weaver, son of Walter and
Geraldine. Weaver of Kings
Mountain, was recently among 35
officers selected nationwide by
their Chiefs of Police to attend a
Police Executive Research Forum
in Chicago, Il. The officers covered
processes that will carry law en-
forcement into the 21st Century.
Weaver will be part of a four per-
son team from the Charlotte Police
Department who will be doing pro-
cess mapping of several depart-
ment functions to help restructure
the newly merged Charlotte
Mecklenburg Police Department.
A 1984 graduate of Kings
Mountain High School and a 1989
graduate of Western Carolina
University, he has served previous-
ly as a community coordinator, a
narcotic's investigator in the Drug
Interdiction Bureau and as a traffic
officer in the HIghway Interdiction
Team. He currently holds the rating
of Senior Police Officer I. Weaver
and his wife, Audra, and their two
children, Christian and Krystal, re-
side in Charlotte.
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