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Man with om robs
A man armed with an ax
stole an undetermined
amount of money from the
Express Store at 716 North
Cleveland Avenue Friday.
The suspect is described
as a white man, approxi-
mately 56” and 120 pounds.
He was wearing a ski mast.
According to Captain
Derek Johnson of Kings
Mountain Police
Department, the man
entered the front door,
demanded money from the
clerk, and the clerk com-
plied. The man exited the
building through the same
door.
No one was hurt.
KMPD also reported a
break-in and larceny at
Saturn Express, 908 S.
Battleground, where over
$10,000 worth of cigarettes
were stolen.
According to Ptl. Mark
Butler's report, 355 cartons
of cigarettes valued at
$10,650 were stolen during
the night Saturday.
Officer Butler responded:
to the store when an alarm
sounded. He found the door
on the east side of the busi-
ness open, but there were no
suspects.
An undetermined amount
of money was also stolen.
A breaking and entering’
and larceny was also report-
ed at Little Dan's, 726 York
Rd., on Thursday.
According to police
reports, a newspaper deliv-
ery man flagged down a
policeman after he noticed
the front door had been
forced open.
There was no report on
items missing.
ARRESTS
Teresa Williamson, 40,
Asheville, breaking and
entering, $500 secured bond.
Jami Holcomb, 24, 1417
Shelby Rd., simple assault,
no bond.
Edmund Bukoski, 51,
Shelby, larceny, $500 secured
bond.
Charlie Hope, 27, 117
Cloninger St., open contain-
er, aid and abet DWI, $300
secured bond
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Tara Hawk, 23, 200 Spruce
St.’Apt. 2H, two counts mis-
demeanor worthless check.
Quashon Husky, 119
Hillway Dr., simple affray,
$195 secured bond.
George Young, 39; 25
Summerfield Apts., worth-
less check.
Debbie Forewright, 38, 206
B. S. Cansler St., simple
assault.
Billy Harris, 49, 107 Uthen
Dr., DWI, driving while
license revoked, $300
secured bond.
Travis Robinson, 608
Bridges Dr., two counts pos-
session of schedule II sub-
stance, one count resist,
obstruct, delay, $1,000
secured bond.
Jeffrey Parsons, 37,
Baytown, TX, DWI, speed-
ing, $500 secured bond.
Claudia Norwood, 48, 117
Cloninger St., DWI, $300
unsecured bond.
Jami Holcomb, 24, 1417
Shelby Rd., DWI, $300 unse-
cured bond.
Karen Swartwood, 32,
Bessemer City, possession of
stolen property, driving
while license revoked, ficti-
tious tag, $750 secured bond.
INCIDENTS
Shirley Clark, 117 Wiggins
Ln., reported that someone
scratched the paint on her
vehicle, causing $150 dam-
age.
Phillip Barnett, 626 Bell
Rd., reported being assault-
ed on Linwood Rd.
Taco Bell, 705 York Rd.,
reported that someone broke
the drive-through window
and stole a bubble gum
machine valued at $200.
Food Lion, 1320 Shelby
Rd., reported larceny of ham
valued at $61.10.
Randolf Cash, 1207 N.
Piedmont Ave., reported
theft of a .22 rifle valued at
$1,000 and a shotgun valued
» at $800.
Hugh Holcomb Jr., 1417
_ Shelby Rd., reported being:
assaulted.
James Talbert, 804 Sterling
Dr., reported that his car
was on E. King St. and a
‘weed eater slung a foreign
object and hit the vehicle,
causing $100 damage.
City of Kings Mountain
reported that someone tam-
pered with electrical meters
on Galilee Church Rd.,
McGinnis St. and S.
Cherokee St.
Robert Davis of Grover
reported being assaulted at
the Silver Villa on E. King St.
Lewis Roberson II, 808
Southridge Dr., reported that
someone broke into his vehi-
cle and stole a CD
Players radio valued at $300.
There was $550 damage to
the vehicle.
John and Mellisa McCoy,
522 Baker St., reported dam-
age to property, breaking
and entering and assault.
There was $2,500 damage to
a car and $300 damage to a
storm door.
Jiang Xiu Qin, 214 York
Rd., reported lost or stolen
wallet.
Kerri Hazen, 501
Plantation Dr., reported an
assault and larceny in the
parking lot of Kings
Mountain Hospital.
Someone reportedly assault-
ed her and stole a Dale
Earnhardt watch valued at
$60 and a flip style phone
valued at $300.
Harris Teeter, 610 E. King
St., reported that someone
threw a rock through a door,
causing $200 damage.
Comfort Inn, 720 York Rd.,
reported larceny of a blan-
ket.
Linwood Love Jr.,
‘Chesapeake, VA, reported
that someone broke into his
vehicle while it was parked
at Holiday Inn. Stolen were
a black keyboard valued at
$200 and a CD player, value
unknown.
Ruppe Hosiery, 700 E.
Gold St., reported a break-in
and larceny of a zaw zaw
valued at $350, and a pres-
sure washer valued at
$1,000.
Lisa Smarr, 2B Kingswood
Apts., reported larceny of a
1992 Toyota Tercel valued at
$3,900.
Norman Zancy Jr., Cuddy,
PA, reported a break-in of
his vehicle which was
parked at Holiday Inn.
Stolen were clothing, vari-
ous miscellaneous items and
golf equipment with a total
value of $3,610. There was
$200 damage to the vehicle.
Andra Meeks, 612 Charles
St. Apt. 88, reported break-in
and larceny of a shotgun
cvalued at $160: vo
Justin Frye, 624 Chestnut
Ridge Rd., reported that
someone broke a window on
his vehicle while it was
parked at KMHS. Damage
was $100.
First Charter Bank, 114 E.
Gold St. reported receiving
three forged checks.
CITATIONS
Larry Hambright Sr., 24
Bethlehem Rd., consume
malt beverage.
Donald Spencer Jr., 168
Reep Rd., speeding 70 in 45
zone.
Robert Kale, 2055 Shelby
Rd., fictitious registration
plate; no insurance.
iy owas $750.
Mary Pennington, 106
Timms St., concealment of
goods.
Charla Johnson, Grover,
expired inspection sticker.
Leslie Dority, Grover,
speeding 82 in 65 zone.
Jamie Summitt, 3317
Marshall Wolfe Rd., speed-
.ing 75 in 55 zone.
Ellen Peak, 300 S. Oriental
Ave., driving while license
revoked. :
WRECKS
A vehicle driven by
Abraham Martinez of
Henderson ran off the road
and hit a tree on I-85 south
near Dixon School Rd.
Damage to the vehicle was
$9,000.
Vehicles driven by
Raymond Johnson and
Melanie Pepper, both of
Kings Mountain, struck on
Margrace Rd. at the railroad
crossing. Damage to each
vehicle was $1,000. Pepper
was cited for DWI, driving
while license revoked, no
insurance and exceeding a
safe speed. .
A vehicle driven by
Luciano Romero of Gastonia
struck a parked vehicle
owned by Erica Johnston of
Kings Mountain in the park-
ing lot of Advanced Auto.
Damage to the Romero vehi-
cle was $100 and damage to
the Johnston vehicle was
$1,000.
Vehicles driven by Samuel
Wyatt, Daniel Teasley, and
Marilyn Jeffries, all of Kings
Mountain, struck on 74
Business at NC 216. Damage
to the Wyatt vehicle was
$400, damage to the Jeffries
vehicle was $250 and dam-
age to the Teasley vehicle
was $200.
Vehicles driven by Yates
Harbison and Shirley
Mackins, both of Kings
Mountain, struck on King St.
Damage to the Harbison
vehicle was $100 and dam-
age to the Maciing. vehicle
Kings Mountain Police
will be running radar at the
following locations. In addi-
tion, radar is run every day
on Highway 74 and I-85.
Thurs., Sept. 12 - Sims St.
Fri., Sept. 13 - 74 West at
Food Lion.
Mon., Sept. 16 - Phifer Rd.
Tues., Sept. 17 - Cleveland
Ave.
Wed., Sept. 18- Cansler St.
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