December 16, 2004
The Kings Mountain Herald
Page 9B
KINGS MOUNTAIN POLICE REPORT
ARRESTS
Shondee Heathman, 27,
128 N. City St., felony com-
mon law forgery, failure to
appear breaking and enter-
ing motor vehicle/larceny,
$10,000 secured bond.
Nathan McKinnish, 22, 204
Blanton St., driving while
license revoked, $1,000
secured bond, served with
order for arrest.
Kimberly Rowland, 33,
1557 York Rd., driving while
licensed revoked, *pesding,
$500 secured bond.
Jerome Scott, 31, 6017
Maple Valley Dr., Shelby,
felony possession of firearm,
felony possession of cocaine
with intent to sell and deliv-
er, misdemeanor carrying
concealed weapon, $20,000
secured bond.
Timothy Wilson, 22,
Gastonia, carrying concealed
weapon, driving while
|. license revoked, fictitious
tag, $1,000 secured bond.
Sandra Bennett, 34, 1601
Shelby Rd., misdemeanor
larceny, possession stolen
goods/ property, $2,500
secured bond.
Jerry Black, 30, E.
| Washington Ave., DWI,
| resist, delay or obstruct,
driving while license
- revoked, $1,800 secured
bond.
Luis Moreno, 22, Bessemer
City, DWI, no operator's
license, $1,000 unsecured
bond.
Mitchell Norris, Gastonia,
possession schedule VI sub-
stance, criminal summons
served.
Reva Young, 18, 15
Cornellis St., felony robbery
with dangerous weapon,
$20,000 secured bond.
Ronnie Hutchins, 20, 1120
Rollingbrook Ct., possession
of stolen tag, driving while
license revoked, $300
secured bond.
J Rebecca Baldwin, 23, 616
+ 1/2 E. Gold St., resisting
! public officer, assault with
deadly weapon.
Kelly Trammell, 18, 131
: Sam Smith Rd., felony pos-
i session of controlled sub-
stance, two counts misde-
y meanor possession con-
i trolled substance, one count
each possession of drug
| paraphernalia, fictitious reg-
i istration, $1,500 secured
¥ bond.
: } Travis Cromor, 609 Unity
fi Church Rd., hit and run, no
operator's license, no insur-
ance, resist, delay, obstruct,
fictitious registration plate,
$1,000 secured bond.
Cynthia Goforth, 41,
Grover, possession of con-
trolled substance, citation
issued.
4 Reginald Perkins, 45, 158
il Galilee Church Rd., DWI, :
driving while license
0 revoked, $500 unsecured
§ bond.
CITATIONS
Edward Jeffeirs, 519
Kilgore Rd., fictitious regis-
i tration number.
Jackie Carroll, 805 W. Gold
St., driving while license
revoked
Pauline Elliott, 203 Galilee
Church Rd., expired regis-
tration plate, expired inspec-
tion sticker.
Marcia Price, 118 E.
Mountain St., driving while
license revoked.
ARTS BRIEFS
Molly Emerson, 331 Oak
Grove Rd., permit vehicle to
be driven by unlicensed
driver.
Timothy Stroup, 304 S.
Juniper St., failing to stop for
stop sign.
Jennifer Lail, 5006 °
Longbow Pt., driving while
license revoked.
Joseph Colvin, Grover,
speeding 45 in 35 zone.
Richard Champion, 637
Bell Rd., failure to Tegister
vehicle.
Knanpheth
Ounchanghane, Grover,
speeding 50 in 35 zone.
Lamika Odums, 300
Compact School Rd., speed-
ing 61 in 35 zone.
Jack Adcock, Grover, no
operator’s license.
Todd Owens, 125 Ark St,
no operator’s license.
Jeanine Surratt, 805 Boyce
St., expired registration
plate, failure to register vehi-
cle.
Jennie Surratt, 805 Boyce
St., no insurance.
Matthew Tarpley, 507
Katherine Ave., driving
while license revoked, no
insurance.
Jean Alexander, 113 High
Ridge Ct., stop light viola-
tion.
Rodriqus Moore, 251
Hoyles Rd., expired registra-
tion plate.
Travis Bess, 2003 Redwood
Cir., driving while license
revoked.
Charlie Phillips Jr., 600
Woodside Dr., driving too
fast for conditions.
Amparo Baez, 539 Stoney
Point Rd., Trl. #25, speeding
45 in 35 zone.
INCIDENTS
Southern Convenience,
212 W. King St., reported lar-
ceny of gas.
Daviena Baisden, 602
Phenix St., reported vandal-
ism to a vehicle owned by
Pamela Baisden. Damage
was $350.
Kings Mountain
Chevrolet, 615 Broadview
Dr., reported larceny of a
2005 Avalanche truck.
James and Cathy Davis,
117 Green Meadow Dir.,
reported larceny and dam-
age to property.
Rebecca Gause, 1027
Mountain Crest Dr., report-
ed break-in and larceny of
property owned by Beverly
Huskey and Jimmy Meeks.
There was $150 damage to a
front door belonging to
Meeks. Stolen were a com-
puter valued at $800, printer
valued at $80, DVD player
valued at $40, keyboard
piano valued at $400 and a
microphone valued at $60,
all belonging to Huskey.
Shell Station, 511 Linwood
Rd, reported larceny of gas.
Michael Sims, 409
Somerset, reported that
someone poured sugar into
the gas tank of his vehicle,
causing $600 damage.
First Charter Bank, 114 E.
Gold St., reported that some-
one deposited worthless
checks into a personal
account.
Little Dan’s, 1233 S.
Battleground Ave., reported
receiving forged checks.
Stephen Cody, 807 Floyd
St., reported breaking and
entering and larceny of a .12
gauge shotgun valued at
Feast for Palette
slated January 22
A The Cleveland County
? Arts Council will sponsor a
ih Feast for the Palette Jan. 22
at 7 p.m. to benefit
i Communities in Schools.
i Tickets are $40 per person or
$75 per couple. For more
Be information, call 704-484-
& ARIS.
Clay class to be
held on Thursdays
Corine Guseman will
teach a class on hand built,
clay household accessories
on Thursdays from Jan. 9 to
Jan. 30 from 6:30 to 9:30
p.m. Cost is $70. For more
information, call the
Cleveland County Arts
Council at 704-484-ARTS.
Beginning Weaving
to begin January 11
Susan Doggett will teach
beginning weaving on
Tuesdays from Jan. 11 to
Feb. 15 from 6 to 9 p.m. Cost
is $110. For more informa-
tion, call the Cleveland
County Arts Council at 704-
484-ARTS.
Kindermusik set
for moms and kids
Kindermusik, for mom
and their young children,
will begin Jan. 10 at the
Cleveland County Arts
Council.
For more information, call
704-484-ARTS.
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$800, .270 rifle valued at
$400, AK-47 rifle valued at
$350, and damage to an
exterior door and power
heater.
Charles and Willie Boykin
of Grover reported that
someone broke into a vehi-
cle while it was parked at
Travel Lodge on York Rd.
and stole a CD player val-
ued at $200, jacket valued at
$20, jacket valued at $25,
money and a check book
containing checks. There
was damage to the driver's
window and glove compart-
ment of the vehicle.
Eddie Moss, 300 S.
Oriental Ave., reported that
someone fired into his resi-
dence causing $200 damage
to a door and sheetrock.
Steven Blanton, 630 E.
gold St., reported that some-
one fired into his home caus-
ing $300 damage to siding, a
kitchen cabinet and ceiling.
Santos Solis, 119 N. Deal
St., reported that someone
fired into his residence caus-
ing $200 damage to siding
and walls.
James Husky, 606 Gantt
“St., reported that someone
broke into his residence and
stole a Play Station II valued
at $200 and a Harry Potter
game valued at $60.
Norman Prill, Vanwert,
OH, reported that someone
broke into his home on
Katherine Ave. and stole a
shop vac, cordless drill,
buffer, electric sander, jig
saw, Roto saw, and corded
drill. Value of the items was
unknown.
Daniel Cobb, Margrace
Rd. reported that someone
fired into an occupied vehi-
cle that was parked at Little
Dan’s on S. Pstfienronnit
Ave.
B.W. Walker Realty,
‘Hickory, reported that some-
one threw a rock and hit a
window of property at 414
N. Battleground Ave.
Damage was $100.
Family Dollar, 110 E. King
St., reported larceny of a CD
player, baby doll and bubble
gum.
Bridges Hardware, 100 S.
Cansler St., reported larceny
of a coat valued at $67.90.
WRECKS
Vehicles driven by Robert
Allen of Kings Mountain
‘and Joyce Bowen of Grover
struck on Highway 161 at E.
Ridge St. Damage to the
Allen vehicle was $1,800 and
damage to the Bowen vehi-
cle was $1,700.
Vehicles driven by
Katherine Miller of Kings
Mountain and Richard Hill
of Grover struck in the park-
ing lot of Bridges Hardware.
Damage to the Miller vehicle
was $1,200 and damage to
the Hill vehicle was $500.
Vehicles driven by Louise
Heavner of Kings Mountain
and Sandra Phillips of
Shelby struck on US 74
Business near Rockford Rd.
Damage to each vehicle was
$1,000.
Vehicles driven by
Garland Still Jr. of Kings
Mountain and Mack
Spurrier of Clover, SC struck
on NC 161 near I-85.
Damage to each vehicle was
$1,000.
A vehicle driven by
Kadrica Yearby of Athens,
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broke off the rim, causing
the vehicle to hit a concrete
barrier in a work zone.
Damage to the vehicle was
$2,800 and damage to the
concrete barrier was $500.
Vehicles driven by Barrett
Craig Huffstetler of Kings
Mountain and Iichael
Patterson of Bessemer City
struck on N. Cansler St. near
Childers St. Damage to the
Huffstetler vehicle was
$1,000 and damage to the
Patterson vehicle was $1,500.
Vehicles driven by
Matthew Byrd and John
Click both of Kings
Mountain, struck on US 74
at NC 216. Damage to the
Byrd vehicle was $1,000 and
damage to the Click vehicle
was $200.
Vehicles driven by Marian
Biggerstaff of Clover, SC and
Stephanie Weaver of Kings
Mountain struck on NC 161
south at I-85. Damage to the
Biggerstaff vehicle was $500
and damage to the Weaver
vehicle was $1,500.
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