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Page 10B - THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD - Thursday, November 2, 1995
Kings Mountain Police Report
You'll Have to Move
Eckerd Drug Store reports robbery
Eckerd Drug Store at 608 E,
King Street was reportedly robbed
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-% Thursday night by a man who
' bought a package of gum and then
5 reached into the cash drawer. and’
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took a handful of money.
i The robber hurriedly left the
store. The clerk was unharmed, -
Chief Bob Hayes said that about
7:20 p.m."a man reportedly .ap-
proached a 17-year-old cashier to”
purchase; @27 cent package of
- chewing gum. When the teenager
i rang up the purchase, the man
| reached across the counter and
¢ in his late teens with a slender
The man. described 2 as'black and
i build, fled on foot, with an undis-
0 closed amount of cash. He was last
‘seen wearing a large, multicolored
toboggan’ cap pulled down across
his eyes, Hayes said.
Fuel spill closes road
. The Kings Mountain Police |
Department closed a portion of U.
S. 74 for more than an hour
* Thursday after a tractor trailer's fu-
‘el tank was punctured, spilling
more than 30 gallons of diesel fuel
on the roadway.
Indiana trucker Matthew Géer
“told officers he hit a piece of metal
“in the road which punctured the fu-
“el tank.
Kings Mountain firemen tried to
plug the fuel tank but the makeshift
“seal did not hold and the Cleveland
County Hazardous Materials: Team
© was called to the scene at 3:30 p.m.
Several garbage cans were used to
contain the fuel that was pumped
out of the tank.
Police rerouted traffic off U.S. :
74 and onto N. C. 161 east of the
~ spill site.
Police said no injuries were re-
ported. Also on the scene were
Cleveland, County Deputy Fire
‘Marshal ¢ Dewey Cook, the
~ Highway Patrol and N. C. Division
- of Motor Vehicles personnel.
KM teenagers charged
Kings Mountain Police arrested
‘three young people October 24 and
charged them with felony breaking
and entering of a vehicle at
Georgetown Apartments, Their
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their court date was October 24 in
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Charged with felony breaking
and entering of a motor vehicle and
misdemeanor larceny and posses-
sion of stolen goods were Brad
Octavis Jones, 18, of 2023
Redwood Circle; Johnny Clayton
. White, 16, of 116 Pierce Court, and
Dorun Lee Patterson, 17, of 232
Morris St. ©
OTHER ARRESTS
Jonas Darryll McNeely, 30, 115
New Moon Lane, Bessemer City,
assault with a deadly weapon with
intent to kill inflicting serious in-
"jury, a felony, $2,000 bond, se-
cured.
Phillip Harrold Sisk, 42, 100 B.
Falls Rd., intoxicated and disrup-
tive, $300 bond, secured.
Rita ‘Gail Phillips Carver, 40,
113 Apt. C. S. Gaston St., fictitious
registration plate and no insurance,
$500 bond, secured.
CITATIONS
i Steven Frank Tipton, 406 Brice
* St., speeding.
Gregory D. Thompson, 28, of
105 N. Watterson St., allowing dog
to run at large in violation of city
"ordinance.
. John Hamrick Bennett, 40, 925 .
Church St., expired registration.
‘Sandra Sellers Adams, 39, 912
S. Battleground Ave., speeding. °
Veronica Valentine Elmore, 20,
114 Sullivan Dr., Cherryville, no
child seat belt.
Mary Elizabeth Roseboro, 37.
1030 Barnette Dr., concealment of
merchandise.
INCIDENTS
Steve Todd Falls, 508 Bridges
Dr., reported theft of a $300 radio
from his truck.
Viola Myers, 407 Chestnut St.,
reported that the lock on her apart-
ment was cut and a child's four-
wheeler was taken.
Sharon Poole, Cherryville, re-
ported that she was bit by a dog
while she was delivering mail for
the US Postal System on N. Dilling
Street.
Daphne
Whetstine, 123
;' Williams St., reported that the paint
on her car and a hood ornament
was stolen.
arioot and Glass Installation and Repair
1323 W. Franklin Blvd., Gastonia, NC 28052
Tonya Lynn Ross, 517 Stoney
Point Rd., reported that her 1989
Chevrolet was scratched and the
convertible top was cut.
Rodger Acorn, 118 E. Mountain
St., reported that the hood of his
1994 Chevrolet was scratched
$200.
C. L. Peterson, 134 Green
Meadows Dr., said that a window
screen at 901 Second Street was
cut. Concrete Coring Co., 714
Cleveland Ave., reported theft of
$1000 in assorted tools and theft of
a $300 television set.
Mary Perkins of First Union
National Bank reported that a cus-
tomer forged a $511 government
check and cashed it.
Winn-Dixie, KM Plaza, reported
that a drop ceiling was removed by
someone attempting to gain entry
into the store.
KM Express, W. King St., re-
ported that a customer reached
over the counter and took $20 from
the cash register.
Eckerd Drug, E. King St., re-
ported a common law robbery. A
clerk reposted that a customer pur-
chased a package of chewing gum
and when the cash drawer was
opened the suspect grabbed a hand-
ful of money and ran from the
store.
Wrecks
OCTOBER 24
Ptl. J. H. Tessneer said that a
1978 Ford truck operated by Torah
Herbert Floyd, 209 N. Sims St.,
struck a 1979 Datsun operated by
Michael Allen Nixon, 701 West
Alabama Ave., Bessemer City, do-
ing $625. damage. The accident
happened at a traffic light on King
Street. Ptl.-Maurice Jamerson
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Ptl. Michael Kesler said that a
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