April 3, 1997
Kings Mountain Police Report
THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD
Page 5B
Fight at school
ends in arrests
A fight between two female stu-
dents at Kings Mountain High
School March 11 resulted in the ar-
rest of both students.
Crystal Mauney Perez, 19, of 114-
15 Yarboro Rd., and a 16-year-old
student were charged with disor-
derly conduct by Ptl. Chris Daves,
the school's resource officer for the
Kings Mountain Police
Department.
aves said the two students
were engaged in a verbal alterca-
tion that included fighting with fist
and feet.
Under school policy, the two stu-
dents were also suspended.
ARRESTS
David Brian Bolt, 28, High Ridge
Court, assault on a female.
Shane Lamar Dockery, 20, 1648-
H Layn Haven Dr.,, Gastonia, pos-
session of marijuana, $70 bond.
Johnathan Parnell, 18, 401
Plantation Dr., simple assault.
Garcia Clay Frederick, 32, 127
Galilee Church Rd., driving while
license revoked, $500 bond, se-
cured.
Peter Lagford Brown, 38, 406 N.
Battleground Ave., resisting public
officer.
CITATIONS
Frederick Joseph Griffin Jr., 2025
Roxford St., Rachel Bridges
Anthony, 39, 152 Ebenezer Rd.,
Scottie Eugene Long, 30, 6 Dove
Court, Veronica Reid Rollinson, 28,
2524 Crescent Lane, Gastonia,
Bernice Joyce Carter, 49, 911 Grace
PTL. BRENT HARP
Harp moves up
to KMPD Patrol
"Police work opens your eyes
to what's going on in the
iworld," says Ptl.' Brent Harp
one of the newest patrol officers
at Kings Mountain Police
Department.
Harp, 30, says working a real
job in law enforcement is much
different from watching police
television shows.
Harp said he learned first-
hand about law enforcement
when he used to ride patrol
with his brother-in-law, Chris
Smith, in the Gastonia Police
Department and then later as a
Reserve policeman with KMPD.
"I admire Chris, who works
for Gastonia PD, and my broth-
er-in-law Steve Smith, who
works with the Cleveland
County Sheriff's Department,
for their dedication and I decid-
ed to change careers and com-
pleted rookie school at Gaston
College," he said.
Harp became a reserve po-
liceman in Kings Mountain in
November 1995 and a full time
officer February 26 . He is a
member of C Squad which also
includes Patrolmen Andy Berry,
Steven Skinner and Chris
Moore and dispatcher Diane
Whetstine.
Harp was in the printing
business for a number of years,
running a four-color press at
Revere Printing in Shelby and.
at Triple D Printing. A 1985
graduate of Shelby High
School, he is the son of Allen
and Judy Harp of Shelby.
Harp is married to Teresa
Smith Harp. He has two step-
daughters, Heather Lemmons,
16, and Haley Lemmons, 10.
They are members of Putnam
Memorial Baptist Church in
Shelby. Family activities in-
clude trips to the beach.
Harp recommends police
work as a rewarding career for
young people.
"I have been in training with
‘Ptl. Andy Berry and he's good
:at what he does and I have ap-
‘preciated working with all our
‘dedicated officers here in Kings
Mountain," he said.
Police Chief Bob Hayes said
:Harp's experience in Reserves is
of benefit to him and any new
officer who joins the force.
“Brent learned the street loca-
tions and he's a good officer,"
said Hayes.
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St., Christopher C. Pressley, 28, -
1824 Hartford Dr., of Gastonia, and
Edward Joseph Prodock, 43, 2209
Dalewood Dr., Gastonia, speeding.
Robert Thomas Pruitt, 29, 00
York Rd., driving after revocation.
Todd "Alan Se 19, 303
Borders Rd., careless and reckless
driving.
Kathy Bradshaw Sevearance, 36,
404 Wilson St., child seat belt viola-
tion.
Linda Sue Crocker, 40,14
Chesterfield, no child seat belt and
failing to notify Division of Motor
Vehicles of change of address.
INCIDENTS
Revco, 1318 Shelby Rd., re
that a customer conceale
chandise and left the store.
Thaniel Hope, 117 Cloninger St.,
rted
mer-
reported theft of a $325 black and
purple BMX bicycle.
aphne Whetstinhe, 123 Williams
St., reported that her car door was
scratched by someone attempting:
to open the locked door.
Angelia Redmond, 25 Pine
Manor, reported that she was as-
saulted. and that a window came
loose from her door frame during
the alleged incident.
Dollar General, 235 S. Cherokee
St., reported larceny of assorted
items valued at $2.50.
Angela Bridges Sedlak, 201 Mail
Rd., reported theft from her car of a
blue and white cooler containing
currency and a set of keys.
Scissor Smith, 125'W. Mountain
St., reported that vandals damaged
a parking sign in the customer
parking lot.
Daniel Biltcliffe, 103 N. Goforth
St., reported that a bathroom win-
dow was damaged $75.
Juanita Cyprian, 1111 Stanton
Dr., Shelby, reported theft of a cel-
lular telephone from her car.
Sheila McClain, 207 Thornburg
Dr., reported theft of a $89 bicycle.
Harold Padgett Jr., 606 W. King
St., reported damage to a bedroom
window.
pate Dan's Amoco, 726 York
, reported theft of $53.96 in
Rl
Winn-Dixie, Spring St. reported
theft of a $6.37 ham.
Paul Preston, 507 Wilson St., said
that his 1986 Buick was damaged
when he drove over a large pothole
on S. Battleground Avenue.
Hugo's Sports Bar, 902 S.
Battleground Ave., reported theft of
a meter base valued at $250.
Jean Cain, 212 N. Sims St., re-
ported that a motorist struck the
wall at her home doing $150 dam-
age.
WRECKS
MARCH23 .
A parked 1992 Mazda owned by
Tonya and Derrick McDowell, 1058 ;
Margrace Rd., was struck by a hit
and run driver on Parrish Drive.
Damages were estimated at $500.
MARCH 24
A parked 1988 Mazda owned by
Tamara Phelps of Lawndale was
damaged $500 in the parking lot of
Kings Mountain Hi Ds School.
MARC
Two people were injured in a
two-car accident at Landing Street
and Phifer Road. Mildred Roper
Shytle, 187 Huffman Rd.
Blacksburg, SC., and a teenager
were transported by EMS ambu-
lance to Cleveland Regional
Medical Center after the Shytle
1995 Honda struck a 1978 Ford op-
erated by the teenage driver. The
vehicles were damaged $9,000 and
a speed limit sign and fire hydrant
were damaged $200.
Erika Diane Strickland, 109
McGinnis St., operating a 1994
Mitsubishi on North Piedmont
Ave., said another vehicle tried to
run her off the road. Strickland told
police that the hood flew up on her
car and busted the windshield and
sun roof doing $2500 damage.
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