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The Kings Mountain Herald Page 11A
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KM POLICE REPORT
ARRESTS
Antroy Leach, 22, 1507 Shelby
Rd., second degree trespass,
$300 secured bond.
Sean Davis, 26, 201 Ebenezer
Rd., felony possession of a con-
trolled substance with intent to
manufacture, sell or deliver,
$5,000 secured bond. - :
Alvin Lovelace, 33, 134
Conners Dr, domestic criminal
trespass.
Shawn McGlothin, 25, Clover,
SC, no operator's license, giving
fictitious information to officer,
$1,000 secured bond.
Victor Laughridge, 50, Kings
Mountain, second degree tres-
pass, indecent exposure, $300
secured bond.
Nathaniel Curry, 31, 214 Orr
Terrace, communicating threats. |
‘Walter Chambers, 20, Grover,
second degree trespass, $300
unsecured bond.
Lisa Whitehead, 28, Bessemer
City, simple assault, $161-bond.
‘Theresa Booth, 32, Shelby,
misdemeanor possession of
controlled substance, $500 se-
cured bond.
Roger Canipe, 44, 519
‘Katherine Ave., £5,000 unse- -
cured bond.
Felisa Bess, 29, 803 King St.
- Ap. 24, possession of drug para-
phernalia, giving fictitious in-
formation.
CITATIONS
James Smith Jr, 21, 102 E.
King St., expired inspection,
sticker.
Linda Bell, 53, 2233 Sparrow
Springs Rd., spesding 55in 35
zone.
Kendrick Breakficld; 33, 206
Margaret St., improper passing.
Christopher Floyd, 28, 808
Rhodes Ave., stop sign viola- :
tion.
‘Michael Lysek 23, 205 S.
Roxford Rd., possession of con-
trolled substance.
Donna Ruff, 31, Shelby, no
driver’s license, no insurance.
Channon Vogel, 24, Hickory,
expired registration plate.
Jeffery Smith, 37, Gastonia,
‘driving while license revoked,
expired registration plate.
Joseph Etters, 20, 300 Walker
St., speeding 65 in 45 zone.
Ricky Revis, 27, 204 S.
~ Oriental Ave, child passenger
~ restraint violation. -
“Gina Colligs, Shelby, speed-
ing 65 in 45 zone.
‘April Lewis, 22, 200 Spruce
St. Apt. 3-D, speeding 54 in 35
zone.
James Reep, 74, 114 Hardin
Dr., speeding 61 in 35 zone,
. Jennifer Jackson, 32, 713
Floyd St., speeding 621 in 45
zone.
Clarkie Houston, 39,
Charlotte, speeding’ 78 in 65
zone.
Edward Corley Jr, Shelby, no
driver’ s license.
Dale Becker, 69, 135
Persimmon Creek Rd, improp:
“er passing.
Michael Nicholsori, 19, 1409-4
Shelby Rd., seat belt violation.
Phillip Ledford, 51, Clyde,
NC, seat belt violation.
Matthew Brown, 19, Shelby,
“seat belt violation. hy
Michael Scott Jr., 211 Bridges
- Cir, expired registration plate.
Angeles Esteran, 42, Biscoe,
no driver's license
Difeng Wang, 24, 213 E. King
St., no drivers license.
Ella Leach, 54, 1507 Shelby
'Rd., seat belt violation. -
Nicholas Roberts, 18, Lake
Wylie, SC, seat belt violation.
Rebecca Hinton, 45, Bessemer
City, child passenger restraint
violation. ~~
Robbie Suggs, 20, Gastonia,
expired inspection certificate.
Shelia Chambers, 45, 612
Charles St. Apt. 15, driving
* while license revoked.
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William Reel Jr., Grover, re-
ported being assaulted by
someone pointing a gun at him,
and by others kicking him,
“while they were test driving a
vehicle owned by Reel Motor
Co.
John Tarn, Mount Airy, re-
ported that someone hit his ve-
“hicle with beer bottles while it
was parked at 720 York Rd.
Damage to the car was $300.
_ Crystal Johnson, Gastonia, re-
ported financial card fraud and
larceny of a bank card.
~~ Food Lion, 1320 Shelby Rd,
reported larceny of five packs of
steak valued at $11.95.
Somphan Soukone, 213 Duke
St., reported unauthorized use
of his vehicle.
Pamela Berryhill, 612 Charles
St. Apt. 26, reported an attempt-
ed breaking and entering and
$50 damage to her door frame.
.. Tony Thomas, 102 W. King
J st, reported larceny of a dog
Texaco Express, 511 Linwood
Rd., reported larceny of
cigarettes valued at approxi-
- mately $157.
Tammy Griggs, 610 E. Ridge
St., reported that she was as-
saulted by being struck by a ve-
hicle which had been stolen
from her boyfriend. According
to police reports, she noticed
the car in the parking lot of KM
Express, 212 W. King St. She
told police when she ap-
proached the vehicle it sped off,
striking her in the leg and
knocking her to the ground.
The vehicle also reportedly
struck the left rear bumper of
~ her boy friend's 1994 Ford.
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reported that someone hurled a
glass bottle through a window,
causing $400 damage.
Eckerd Drug Store, 60i E.
King St., reported larceny of un-
known items.
Elizabeth Summey, 811 W.
Gold St., reported theft of a
bank card.
Lil Dan's, 1233S. .
Battleground Ave., reported
larceny of $45.33 worth of gas.
Cynthia Spikes, 6009-18
Mahogany Lane, reported theft
of a vehicle tag.
Kirk Poteet, Shelby, reported
the larceny and forgery of 11
checks belonging to Gail
Graham of 710 Meadowbrook
Rd.
Sameh Francis, 931 Church
St., reported break-in and larce-
ny of jewelry valued at $10,000.
Alyamone Phonephet, 800
Lee St., reported break-in of a
vehicle and larceny of an ampli-
fier valued at $280, speakers
“valued at $389, 12 assorted CDs
Jamie Cooper, 911 First St., re- :
ported a break-in and $100
damage to a window pane.
Danny Conner, 612 Charles
St. Apt. 26, reported that some-
one fired a weapon at his home.
Crystal Weathers, 612 Charles
St. Apt. 79, reported larceny of a
check from her mail box
Kimberly Jaames, 517
“Belvedere Circle Apt. B, report-
ed unauthorized use of a motor
vehicle.
Lance Poston, 118 Haven Dr.,
reported a lost wallet.
Branch Banking and Trust
Co., 410 E. King St., reported
forgery of checks in the amount
of $3,950.
Sheila Moss, 111 Cyclone
Lane, reported larceny of a cell
phone valued at $100.
Stanley Kims, New York, re-
ported larceny of a cell phone
valued at $52, Sega game val-
ued at $40, and Sega Dreamcast
valued at $319 from Ramada
Ltd.
valued at $15 each, and egg RH
ing case valued at $250, and
$250 damage:to a door glass. 8
Bynum Chapel A.M.E. Zion
Church, 213 N. Cansler St., re-
ported that someone pulled up .
trees valued at $15.1 «
Beth Mellon, 422 Fulton St,
reported receiving harassing °
phone calls.
Texaco Express, 511 Linwood
Rd., reported larceny of
NASCAR itetnis valued at $65.
Lisa Black, 116 Monte Vista
Dr., and Lisa Austin, 405 =
Plantation Dr., reported larceny
of a billfold including credit
cards and personal items, and
currency from Mountaineer
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WRECKS
Vehicles driven by Gregory
Thompson and Christina Brice,
both of Kings Mountain, struck
on S. City St. Damage to the
Brice vehicle was $400.
A parked vehicle owned by
Donald Deal was struck by an
unknown vehicle on
Meadowbrook Dr. Damage to
the car was $500.
A vehicle driven by Faith
Osel of Gastonia struck a
parked vehicle owned by
Dennis Morrow of Kings
Mountain in the parking lot of
Buckeye Corp. Damage to each
vehicle was $200.
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Vehicles driven by mark
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Angela Cone of Kings
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Vehicles driven by David
Reid of Clover, SC and Angela
Powell of Mooresboro struck on
King St. at N. Sims. Damage to
the Powell car was $800.
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Kings Mountain police radar
schedule for the week October
16-20.
Monday - N. Cansler St.
Tuesday - W. Mountain St.
Wednesday - Phifer Road.
Thursday - Highway 74 at
Food Lion.
Friday - East King at
Canterbury Road.
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Marji and Roma will present
a program of music, clowning,
miming and story telling
Sunday, October 15 at 11 a.m. at:
Kings Mountain Baptist
Church, 101 West Mountain
Street.
The public is invited.
For more information call
739-2516
Donkey ball game
at Shelby High
HOPE of Shelby will be host-
ing Professional Animal Frolics
of Boiling Springs for a donkey
ball game on Saturday,
November 4 at Shelby High
gym. The game will begin at 7 :
p-m. Many dignitaries will be
riding donkeys including Andy
Dedmon, Dan Crawford, Dr.
Gene Moore, Dr. Nellie Aspel,
Fain Hamrick and more.
Advance tickets are on sale
now at North Shelby School.
Adult tickets are $4 and chil-
dren 12 under are $2. Tickets
will be $1 more at the door. __
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