; Page 12B - THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD - Thursday, February 15, 1996
Kings Mountain Police Report
Kings Mountain Police issued a
warning this week to dog owners
“that pets must be confined 24 hours
‘a day under the city's leash law.
"Some animal owners are letting
their dogs loose after the dog war-
.-den goes off duty but any sworn
officer can issue citations for viola-
tion of this ordinance," said
“Captain Richard Reynolds.
For the first violation, a $15
ticket is issued which is payable
within 48 hours or the owner can
be cited to court. A second viola-
tion and citation carries a fee of
$25.
The city codes specifies that it is
"unlawful for any person to own an
animal that habitually or repeatedly
chases, snaps at, attacks or barks at
pedestrians, bicyclists or vehicles
overturns garbage pails or damages
gardens, flowers or vegetables or
conducts itself otherwise so as to
be a public nuisance.
"It is also unlawful for any per-
son owning or having in such per-
son's care or custody any animal or
fowl to permit or allow the same to
be at large upon any public proper-
ty within the city.
The ordinance further states that
it is "unlawful for a person to per-
mit any dog owned by such person
to be at large. A dog owner shall
keep such person's dog in a secure
enclosure or else such dog shall be
accompanied by a person, who by
means of a leash, has such a dog
under control.
Violation of the statutes consti-
tutes a misdemeanor.
ARRESTS
Ernest Gene Smith, 25, 210 Parrish
Dr.. order for arrest, simple worthless
check, $200 bond, secured.
Eugene Daniel Thomes, 22, 702
Sterling Dr., desertion, US Army. He
was held in Cleveland County jail
pending pickup by US Army authori-
ties.
Mary Elizabeth Roseboro, 37, 1040
Barnette Dr., order for arrest, shoplift-
ing, $80 bond, secured.
Johnny Lee Allen, 38, 114
Wildbrook Dr., order for arrest, second
degree trespassing, order for arrest
simple assault and warrant for larceny,
$440 bond, secured.
Beverly Lynn Ricketts, 29, 9
Georgetown Apts.. worthless checks.
Bridgett Yvette Love, 27, 218
Morris St., injury to personal property,
criminal summons.
Clarassis Delthine Wray, 31, 224
Morris St., worthless check, criminal
summons.
Christopher Lee Barker, 18, 116
Walker. St., possession of stolen prop-
erty.
Michael J. Clinton, 24, 210 N.
Clinton St., violation of employment
security law, five criminal summons.
Clemmie Wayne Humphries, 34,
Lot 14 Highbridge Court, driving while
license revoked and beer drinking by
driver, $1000 bond, secured.
‘Kenneth Ray Lynn, 43, 1140
Rollingbrook Court, driving while op-
erator's license permanently revoked
and felony habitual impaired driving.
Magistrate Jimmy Dickey jailed Lynn
for 30 days for contempt of court.
Larry Dean Logan, 30, 36
Chesterfield Apts., DWI and driving
while license revoked, $500 bond, se-
cured.
Dana Michelle Gantt, 31, 6702
Charleston Dr., Cherryville, DWI,
530 bond, unsecured.
CITATIONS
Sandra Cobb Baker, 38, 604
Meadowbrook Rd.,
sign.
Robert Cleveland Moore, 67, 313
Pinehurst Dr., running a stop sign.
Samuel Willie Jimson, 48, 326
Compact School Rd., speeding.
Christopher L. Barker, 18, 116
Walker St., possession of stolen prop-
e
running a stop
ay Hullender Sexton, 118 Timms
St., speeding.
Robert Lee Burnhill, 43, 1606
Windsor Forest Rd., speeding.
‘Danny Patrick Edwards, 22, 3523
Plainfield Dr., Shelby, speeding.
Rutha Lee Williams,
Branchwood Circle, speeding.
Patrick Scott Layton, 23, 212
Chadwick Dr, no operator's license
Robert Nathan Raines, 18, 1047
Walls Church Rd., Ellenboro, speed-
ing.
any Dean Crocker, 30, 318
Ebenezer Rd.. no operator's license.
Jacqueline Michelle Mann, 22, 8C
Kingswood Apts., speeding.
Theresa Lynn Guin, 36, 1533 N.
Piedmont Ave., speeding in a school
zone.
Michael Anthony Rednour, 29, 242
Roberts Rd., Blacksburg, SC, running a
red light.
David Dillard Lawson, 53, 311 S.
Marietta St., Gastonia, simple posses-
sion of marijuana.
Desma Akita Howell, 37, 1110
Frederick St., Shelby, speeding.
Condus Latoya Adams, 18, 1424
Longbranch Rd... Grover, speeding in a
school zone.
Kristi J. Feemster, 19, 300 Spruce
St.. no child seat belt.
INCIDENTS
School Resource Officer Ptl.
Maurice Jamerson reported finding a
controlled substance February 7 on
Kings Mountain Middle School prop-
erty.
Edward Walls Jr., 1648. Friendship
Rd., Shelby, reported theft of his auto-
mobile tag. The tag number: ERN
6429.
Johnny Wayne Smith, 35, 2006
Redwood Circle, reported unauthorized
usé of motor vehicle.
Judy Carolyn Jones, Cherryville, re-
38, 202:
ported that a customer torgea a check
and passed it for merchandise at
Maxway at Kings Mountain Plaza.
J. B. Sisk, 212 Walker St., reported
theft of his automobile tag. The tag
number: FCW 442.
City of Kings Mountain reported
unauthorized use of city power
amounting to $347.47.
Little Dan's, York Rd., reported that
a customer forged a $297 check.
Police recovered two vehicles on
Hill Street, a $12,0000 1995 Dodge
and a $6000 1989 Chevrolet Mini Van.
Reported stolen were Reebok running
shoes, a Walkman radio, umbrella and
assorted cassette tapes worth $250.
First Wesleyan Church, 505 N.
Piedmont Ave., reported theft of a li-
cense plate from a 1989 Ford. The tag
number: CRS 3660.
Elmer Clayton Hannah, 118 Wells
St., reported theft of a .22 semi-auto-
matic rifle form the bedroom of his
home.
Harris-Teeter, King St., reported that
a customer forged a payroll check for
$279.55.
Edward Walls Jr., Shelby, reported
theft of his automobile tag. The tag
number: ERN 6429.
I. H. Gaffney Distributing Co,
Charlotte, reported theft of Icehouse
Police enforcing leash law
beer from a truck parked at Handy
Pantry.
Crystal Hullender, Phenix St., re-
ported theft of a $100 radio.
Madeline Houser, 402 Tate Terrace.
reported larceny of a pocketbook.
Rev. Harold Schwantes, 307
Downing Dr., reported theft of a tool-
box form his garage.
James William Chambers, 308 West
Allison Ave., Gastonia, reported theft
of a bicycle from Alpine Drive.
John Grier, 214 Margaret St., report-
ed theft of a gas grill valued at $100.
WRECKS
FEBRUARY 3
Icy weather was blamed for a one-
car wreck on East King Street. Ptl. D.
Fulton said that a 1990 Chevrolet oper-
ated by Juanita Hunt, 314 E. Ridge St.,
struck a highway sign. Hunt said elec-
tricity was off and the road was icy.
Damages were estimated at $1000 to
the car and $100 to the highway sign.
Icy conditions were blamed for a
wreck on Groves Street. Ptl. T. B.
Fletcher said that a 1994 Suzuki oper-
ated by Febian Edwards of Gastonia
slid into the ditch and was struck by a
sliding Jeep operated by a 16-year- old
driver. The vehicles were moved when
officers arrived at the scene.
Kahn says cop’ s life exciting
Ptl. Michael Kahn's military
training is a big asset in his new
career choice.
Kahn, a newcomer to the ranks
of the Kings Mountain Police
J Department, came to KMPD in
August 1995. He finds law en-
forcement exciting and never dull.
"It's something different every
day," said Kahn, 34, a native of
Gastonia who graduated from
Ashbrook High School in 1981.
He traveled to the Western part
of the country and was a ranch
hand on several ranches before en-
listing in Uncle Sam's Navy in sub-
marine service. After four years in
submarine service he joined the U.
S. Marine Corps and served four
years in special operations.
"It was tough training but I
loved the Marines," said Kahn.
He said police work is similar to
military work because both take
men of integrity and men and offi-
cers dedicated to the job.
Kahn's wife, Christine, intro-
duced him to Cleveland County
and they now reside in Boiling
Springs. Kahn took his rookie
training at Cleveland Community
PTL. MICHAEL KAHN
College.
Snow skiing and mountain
climbing are hobbies Kahn and his
wife enjoy together. Kahn likes all
stream sports and scuba dives.
Active in Putnam Memorial
Baptist Church, Kahn said that
Promise Keepers, a non-denomina-
tion men's group, is an important
part of his life. One of the biggest
conferences of Promise Keepers
was held in Atlanta with 75,000
men attending last year. Kahn
hopes to be in the crowd for the
June 21-22 Southeast Regional
Conference in Charlotte where
150,000 men are expected.
A family-centered men's min-
istry, the members carry member-
ship cards with pledges or promis-
es outlined, including support of
the mission of the church, reach far
beyond racial or denominational
barriers, influence others by being
obedient to the Great
Commandment and Great
Commission and build strong mar-
riages and families through love,
protection and Biblical values.
Kahn is a member of Sgt. James
Camp's squad which includes Ptl.
Larry Ware, Plt. Chris Owens and
dispatcher Shawn Neighbors.,
Camp, who is an avid golfer,
hopes to sign up Kahn soon on his
team but Kahn's new custom-made
clubs he brought with him to
Cleveland County 2 1/2 years ago
remain in storage.
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