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December 30, 1999
Herald/Times
~ KINGS MOUNTAIN POLICE REPORT
KM man charged with robbery
Sidney Eugene Brown, 31, of 103
North City St., was arrested
December 20 and charged with the
armed robbery of a Kings
Mountain woman.
According to Ptl. J.C. Shull,
Trachia Lotory Barber of 207
Linwood Road, was robbed at gun-_
point on December 19 at heFresi-
dence.
Brown was arrested the next day
at 103 North City Street by Officer
C.B. Owens. He was placed in
Cleveland County Jail under a
$100,000 secured bond.
ARRESTS
Jimmy Gibbs, Pine Manor Apt.
#34, assault on a female, $1,000 se-
cured bond.
Dennis Moore, 39, 815 Phillips
Dr., assault with a deadly weapon,
$200 secured bond.
Derek Barnes, 24, 100 Maple Leaf
Rd., driving while impaired, driv-
ing while license revoked, resist,
delay, obstruct, $600 secured bond.
Kenneth Mills, 22, 221 N. City
.St., disorderly conduct, $500 unse-
cured bond.
Joseph Tesseneer 11], 33, 312 N.
Cansler St., assault with a deadly
weapon, $1,000 unsecured bond.
Jerry Hale, 23, #48 Julian St. Apt.
C, driving while license revoked,
$300 unsecured bond. ri
Scottie Mullinax, 38, 500
Crescent Hill Rd., driving while li-
cense revoked, $600 secured bond,
William Farr, 20, 819-A Floyd St.,
second degree trespass, $186 se-
cured bond. :
Sharon Barrett, 46, 313 Gantt St.,
public consumption, intoxicated
and disruptive, $1,600 secured
bond. 4
Samuel McDaniel, 49, 542 Baker -
St., damage to property, $500 unse-
cured bond. : :
Richard Collins, 44, carrying con-
cealed weapon, resist and delay,
damage to real property, $1,000 se-
cured bond. ; “4
© .Janie Johnston, 24, 403 N. :
Cansler St., driving while impaired,
driving while license revoked,
$1,000 secured bond.
Randy Parker Jr., 22, 2072
Southpoint Rd., resist, obstruct and
delay, $500 secured bond.
Otis Greene Jr., 37, 508 Harmon
Ct., driving while impaired, driv-
ing while license revoked, hit and
run, $600 secured bond.
Amy Smith, 35, 104 S. Oriental
Ave., simple worthless check,
$1,000 unsecured bond.
Robert Edgerton Jr., 29, 107 Jack
Adams Rd., larceny, $1,000 secured
Br
~ Rosemary Batchler, 48, 814 Third
St., driving while impaired, $500
secured bond.
David Darnell, 27, 512 East King
St., assault with a deadly weapon,
false police report, $2,000 secured
bond.
Danny Moore, 32, 113 Gold Mine
School Rd., possession of stolen
property, $5,000 secured bond.
Darold Burris, 31, 403 Cherry St.,
larceny, $1,000 secured bond.
James Sherer, 57, 114 Pennant St.,
driving while impaired, $300 unse-
cured bond.
Robert Brown, 46, Bessemer City,
driving while impaired, drivin
while license revoked, $500 secured
bond.
Mamie Fowler, 47, 200
Thornburg Dr., aiding and abetting
D.W.., $500 unsecured bond.
Richard Flowers, 41, 216 N. Sims
St., felonious breaking and enter-
ing, felonious larceny, felonious
possession of stolen property,
$6,000 secured bond. }
Corry Mason Jr, 70, 412 E. Ridge
St., assault with a deadly weapon
with intent to kill, $20,000 secured
bond.
CITATIONS
Patricia Gaffney, 56, Blacksburg,
SC, failing to see movement that
could be made in safety.
Stephanie Poston, 27, Grover,
failing to stop at stop sign or flash-
ing red light.
rian Whetstine, 25, Shelby, ex-
pired registration plate, failing to
stop at stop sign.
nald Watts, 26, Gastonia, driv-
ng ihen a license.
dward Richey, 20, Grover, ex-
pired registration plate.
Chayprasith Khongdu, 25, 1523
S. Battleground Ave, inspection cer-
tificate violation.
Scott Chambers, 20, Charlotte,
driving without license.
James McCune, 44, Dallas, driv-
ing while license revoked.
reston Corry, 19, Cherryville,
resist, obstruct and delay.
Jeronimo Gomez, 27, 1307 Shelby
Rd., red light violation.
Timothy Washburn, 38, Shelby,
speeding 63 in 45 zone.
Olivia Lipscomb, 33, Shelby, ex-
pired registration plate, no insur-
ance.
Louie May, 63, Charlotte, stop
light violation.
Albert Hughes, 19, Bessemer
City, driving while license revoked
Jason Cross, 22, Grafton, W. Va.,
safe movement violation.
Michael Gann, 31, 328 Wright
Rd., child passenger restraint viola-
tion; expired registration plate.
Anthony Lee, 34, 710 N. Cansler
St., expired registration plate.
Woodrow McClain Jr., Gastonia,
expired registration plate.
es cGill, 23, 124
Branchwood Cir., speeding 50 in 35
zone.
Brian Adams, 23, Gastonia, driv-
ing without license, expired regis-
tration plate.
Rupert Stephens, 36, 532 Crocker
Rd., expired registration plate.
Tammy Pettyjohn, 19, 119 Gold
Mine School Rd., no insurance,
Christopher Rogers, 24, Shalby,
passenger seat belt violation.
Kender Ross, 62, Shelby, speed-
ing 49 in 35 zone.
I Towery, 18, 2022 Shelby
Road, speeding 55 in 35 zone.
INCIDENTS
Jim Belt, 804 Wildwood Rd., re-
pared that someone broke into a
uilding on N. Carpenter St. and
stole a jukebox, hand trucks, light
fixtures, rocking chair, mirror
dresser, and ice coolers, total value
$1,805.
Ptl. Jerry Shull of the Kings
Old Timers hold bowling lead
The Old Timers held onto
their eight-game lead in mixed
duckpin bowling league action
Tuesday night at Dilling
Heating with a 6-2 win over the
Duck Heads. :
Second place Tyrene’s Ducks
held their ground with a6-2 win
.over Ducks Unlimited.
The standings show the Old
Timers with a 36-20 mark, fol-
lowed by Tyrene’s Ducks at 28-
28, the Duck Heads 26-30 and
Ducks Unlimited 22-34.
Chuck Ruley’s 111 line and
320 set led the Old Timers. Zeke
Rybczyk led the Duck Heads
with a 139 lie and 361 set and
Mark Midgette added a 114-311.
Mark Abernathy’s 145 line
and 369 set and Ed Philbeck’s
109 line and 320 set led Tyrene’s
Ducks over Ducks Unlimited.
Robbie Hullender had a 122 line
and 341 set and Sue Abernathy
had a 108 line and 307 set for
Ducks Unlimited.
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Mountain Police Dept., 112 N.
Piedmont Ave., reported damage to
sheetrock wall outside observation
room by someone “jumping up out
of set and running his head into the
wall.”
Appling Boring Co., Forest City,
reported theft of a 6500 watt gener-
ator from the parking lot of Wade
Ford. Value was $2,086.35.
Mary Sims, 5A Kingswood
Apts., reported the larceny of medi-
cation valued at over $100.
Sergio Vargas, 612 Charles St.,
Apt. 85 Pine Manor, reported that
he was assaulted by someone who
hit him in the face with a stick.
Texaco #271, 511 Linwood Rd.,
reported the theft of a Jeff Gordon
NASCAR jacket valued at $179.95,
and a NASCAR ball cap valued at
$22.50.
Kings Mountain District Schools,
105 E. Ridge St., reported theft of a
25 inch with built-in VCR from
a trailer at Parker St. School. Value
was $350.
Rebecca Clark, Apt. 70 Pine
Manor, reported larceny of a
Mercu phyr valued at $3,000.
Lisa Bruce, 514 Harmon Ct., re-
orted that someone stole various
items and money from her car
while it was parked at Bojangles.
Total loss was in excess of $790.
Kings Mountain High School re-
ported students fighting on a
school bus.
Jeffrey Johnson, 401-B W.
Mountain St., reported the theft of a
flip phone valued at $50.
Phillis Johnson, 612 Charles St.
Apt. 34, reported damage to her
property in the amount of $1,950.
Mary Sims, 200 Spruce St., re-
ported that she was assaulted.
Times Turn Around, 908 S.
Battleground Ave, reported being
robbed at gunpoint of $364.
Barrington Savage, Shelby, re-
ported that someone threw a tire
tool and damaged the right side
front door of his Ford Contour at a
parking lot on Baker St. Damage
was $300.
Thomas Shrewsbury, 101 Cheryl
Ct., reported that while he was in
an automatic car wash at Handy
Pantry #82, a door fell on his vehi-
cle. Damage to his truck bed /rear
bumper was $1,200. Damage to the
roll-up metal door was $1,500.
James Chapple, 215 Fairview St.,
reported larceny of a weed eater
and leaf blower. Total value $275.
Jeannie Patterson, Bessemer City,
reported theft of a registration tag
from her vehicle while it was
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‘Donna Jones, Bessemer City, and
David Darnell, Kings Mountain, re-
orted an attempted armed rob-
Ps and assault with a deadly
weapon
Dollar General, 235 S. Cherokee
St., reported larceny of underwear
valued at $54.
Jimmy Littlejohn, 933 Church St.,
reported damage to a dog lot gate
by someone kicking it open.
Burger King, 717 York Rd., re-
ported the theft of 20 cases of ham-
burger patties by an employee.
Value was $800. Burger King also
reported the theft of $65 from the
cashier drawer.
Texaco #271, 511 Linwood Rd.,
reported the larceny of $40.98
worth of cigarettes.
Ivan Wray, 1603 Northwoods Dr.,
reported that a tree fell at his home,
causing $200 damage to a fence.
D&D Towing, 1839 S.
Battleground Ave,., reported the
theft of a cell phone valued at $95.
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James Canipe, Ellenboro, report-
ed a breaking and Shins and
damage to property at 308 W. Gold
St. Damage to carpet in two rooms
was $1,500; a window lock was
damaged $15 and Jintey walls
were damaged $15.
Alvita Smothers, 612 Charles St.,
reported that someone broke into
her residence and damaged a door
frame, $50.
Rodney Jordon, 112 City St., re-
ported larceny of a weedeater and
mower, total value $424.
KM Express #489, 212 W. King
St., reported larceny of cigarettes
valued at $21.72.
Vergie Campbell, 110 N. Deal St.,
reported larceny of items from a
jewelry box. Total value was $1,190.
Custom Coatings, 712 York Rd.,
reported larceny of a Curr flat trail-
er, valued at $2,000.
Ariene Boyd, 103 N. Tracy St., re-
ported that someone broke into her
residence and stole necklaces, blue
jeans, a ski jacket, and a chain orna-
ment, total value $1,013.
Ronnie Lawson, Gastonia, re-
pores larceny of lumber from 115
mega Dr. Value was $104.
Harris Teeter, 610 E. King St., re-
ported that someone passed a
counterfeit check in the amount of
$298.16.
Cardfo Prepaid Phone Cards, re-
ported larceny of a phone card
vending machine at Ramada
Limited. Total loss was $1,100.
James Self, 400 Baker St., report-
ed larceny of his wallet and curren-
cy.
Dana Bright, 607 N. Cansler St.,
reported a lost of missing T-Cup
Poodle.
Choice USA, Gastonia, reported
breaking and entering of a coin i
erated machine at Texaco #101, 600
E. King St. Stole were a metal coin
box, U.S. coins and soft drinks.
Kasey Dognen, 103 Marigold, re-
ported that he was attacked by a
dog and was bitten on the leg and
arm.
Faith Vickers, 706 E. Ridge St.,
reported a breaking and entering of
her car, resulting in $500 damage
to the convertible top and theft a
CD player valued at $200.
Danny Buchanan, 512 Landing
St., reported larceny of a bicycle
valued at $100.
WRECKS
A parked car owned by
Christopher Wray of Fallston was
hit by an unknown vehicle while
parked at Winn-Dixie. Damage was
$1,000.
Vehicles driven by John Hamrick |
and Walter Warren, both of Kings __,
Mountain, struck on West Gold St.”
Damages were $50 to Hamrick’s
pickup and $500 to Warren's
Mercury.
Vehicles driven by Dorothy
Payne and Terrie Smith, both of
Kings Mountain, struck on East
Ridge St. Damages were $2,000 to
Payne's Chevy and $3,000 to
Smith’s Honda.
A car driven by Carla Presley of
Kings Mountain struck the rear of a
car driven by Sue Holmes of
Cherryville, knocking it into the
rear of a car driven by Jean Detter
of Kings Mountain on Phifer Road
near Scotland Dr. Damages were
$500 to Presley's car, $1,500 to
Holmes’ and $800 to Detter’s.
Vehicles driven by Ethel
McGinnis and LaSunda Williams,
both of Kings Mountain, struck on
S. Battleground at Pine St. Damage
to McGinnis Ford was $2,500 and
damage to Williams’ Jeep was
$5,000.
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Recent cold weather in the formation on Scaly Mountain,
North Carolina mountains is but Scaly’s number is 1-800-929-
bringing a bonanza to area ski SNOW.
resorts. That, and all the new Ski Beech reports 15-30 inches
ski equipment Santa brought of snow with a trace of new nat-
fans of the white stuff. Reports ural snow and the rest man-
from the slopes indicate plenty ~~ made. Ten slopes are open at
of manmade snow with more to ~~ Ski Beech and are offering
come. The following updates packed powder conditions for
are from the resorts as of their day and evening skiing as
December 29. well as snow boarding and tub-
Appalachian Ski Mountain ing. Call Ski Beech at 828-387-
reports 50-62 inches of average ~~ 2011.
base snow with new machine Hawksnest has three inches
made snow. Seven slopes are of natural snow on its 29-67
open at Appalachian and pri- inch base and is making man-
mary surface conditions are made snow as well. Seven
packed powder. Night skiing slopes are open with packed
and snow boarding are also be- ~~ powder for day and night ski-
ing offered. Call 828-295-7828 ing as well as snow boarding.
for more information. The number at Hawksnest is
Cataloochee has a 32-44 aver- ~~ 828-963-6561.
age base of manmade snow Sugar Mountain's 13 slopes
with four slopes open. The pri- ~~ have an average snow base of
mary surface conditions are ma- 12-52 inches with new machine
chine groomed. Night skiing is ~~ made snow. Packed powder is
available as well as snow board- on tap for skiing, snow board-
ing, and tubing. Give Sugar
Mountain a call at 1-800-SUG-
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Rounding out the North
Carolina ski scene is Wolf
Laurel at 828-689-4111. Wolf
Laurel has a 22-32 inch base
with new machine made snow
being added. The four slopes
open at Wolf Laurel have ma-
chine groomed slopes for ski-
ing, snow boarding, and tubing.
Kings Mountain Weather Report
Sapphire Valley reports 12-36
inches of average base snow
with new machine snow added.
Two slopes of machine
groomed skiing, tubing, snow
boarding, and night skiing are
available. The phone at
Sapphire Valley is 828-743-1163.
The December 29 report from
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Total precip. Trace 2.53
Max. 1 day Trace (24th) 1.64 (23rd)
Year to date 41.33 57.81
Min. temp.. 21 (24th) 28 (26th)
Max. temp. 58 (26th) 66 (22nd)
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