May 19, 2005
The Kings Mountain Herald
KINGS MOUNTAIN POLICE REPORT
{ ARRESTS Cansler St., communicating named and social security
/ James Felton, 22, 1016 N. threats, criminal summons . number to order a computer
Piedmont Ave., felony D.V. served. valued at $1,846.
assault, misdemeanor William Slagle, 25, Fostina Sanders, 5075
assault with deadly weapon, Gastonia, felony possession © Pennington Pl., reported
; no bond. of stolen vehicle, $5, 000 break-in of automobile
© Tyron Freeman, 33,214 N. secured bond. while parked at Harris
@ Sims St., child support, no Teeter.
® bond. CITATIONS Jerry Lawson, 127
Jackie Carroll, 35, 255 Oak Mark Epperson, 519 McGinnis St., reported that
4 Grove Rd., larceny, $500 Canterbury Rd., driving someone used a large rock
secured bond. |
Christopher Carroll, 23,
while license revoked,
improper equipment.
to break the windshield of
his vehicle. Damage was
i 105 Ridge Rd., Blacksburg, Jo Whetstine, 114 Parkdale $250.
& SC, DWI, no operator's Circle, speeding 54 in 35 Teresa Wilder, 1018 N.
© license, $700 secured bond. zone, no operator’s license. = Piedmont Ave., reported
o Ellen Alexander, 73, 510 Kenneth Yarboro, 1817 being assaulted.
4 Ellenwood Dr., assault with ~~ Shelby Rd., speeding 65 in Jewel Watson, 100 Maple
i deadly weapon, criminal 35 zone. : Leaf Ln., reported that
| summons served. Kenneth Davis, 1900 someone broke into his vehi-
¥ Rhonda Lambert, 42, 200 Alpine Dr., driving while cle while parked on Cansler
Fulton St., school attendance
law violation, criminal sum-
license revoked.
Wilder Clark, 404 W. Gold
St. and stole a payroll
check.
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~ mons served. St., failing to stop at stop Roger Bridges, 106 Afti
Dennis Black, 45, 200 sign. Dr., reported that someone
Fulton St., seven counts Hilarie Diaz, 811 W. Gold © cut the tires on a vehicle, ANDIE L. BRYMER/ HERALD
worthless checks, seven St., speeding 60 in 35 zone. causing $200 damage. $3 Technologies co-owners Jason Courtney, left, and David Whittaker celebrated the
criminal summons served. Danny Taylor, 1149 Shirley Blanton, 207 opening of their new facility last week with local leaders from the City of Kings Mountain
4 John Toler III, Gastonia, Rollingbrook Ct., open con- Fulton St., reported break-in and the Cleveland County Chamber.
i felony breaking and enter- tainer. and larceny of a lawn
ing motor vehicle, $1,500 Thomas Blanton, 1147 mower valued at $319.98. ®
‘secured bond. ; Rollingbrook Ct., fictitious 67 ]
1 Thomas Moss, 22, 109 registration plate. S 3 3 Cc C i 7 olo ole S
Edel St., possession of Thomas Blanton, 1147 Pe 1. y RF ou
* schedule IIT substance, pos- Rollingbrook Ct., driving Traffic shift
session of schedule IV sub-
stance, warrant for arrest
(possession of stolen goods),
$500 secured bond.
Thomas Nowland Jr., 26,
909 Sterling Dr., 15 counts
ESC law violation, $10,000
unsecured bond.
Felisa Bess, 34, 200 Spruce
St. Apt. 5B, failure to comply
on possession drug para-
phernalia, $155 cash bond.
Renee Harris, 33, 1016 N.
Piedmont Ave., communi-
cating threats, criminal sum-
while license revoked, fail-
ure to register vehicle.
James Felton, 1018 N.
Piedmont Ave., driving
while license revoked.
Amparo Baez, 539 Stoney
Point Rd. Til. 25, speeding
44 in 35 zone.
Shane Alexander, 102 S.
Watterson St., leaving scene
of accident.
Melody Patterson, 123
Green Meadows Dr., no
operator’s license. '
Jonathan Oliver, 1142 York
on Grover Rd.
is permanent
BY ANDIE L. BRYMER
Staff Writer
Motorists using N.C. 216
last week got a surprise
when they encountered a
new traffic pattern near
Dixon School Road.
Heading south, the road
curves to the left then back
coming to Grover
BY ANDIE L. BRYMER
Staff Writer
The former Wirtz Manufacturing building
on South Battleground Avenue has a new
occupant. S3 Technologies has moved its
facility from Mooresville to Cleveland
County.
S3 Technologies makes carbon fiber com-
cars, Formula Mazda and several GT cars,
according to a press release from the
Cleveland County Chamber of Commerce.
The move to Cleveland increased the
company’s work space from 4,000 square
feet to 18,000 square feet.
Kings Mountain Mayor Rick Murphrey
called the company a “high profile busi-
ness” which will attract other businesses to
mons served. Rd., driving while license to the right. This takes it ponents for the racing and sports industries. this area. S3 will purchase water from the
Carolyn Garde, 33, 1016 revoked. around the area where a Products include light weight body work City of Kings Mountain.
N. Piedmont Ave., commu- Thomas Bess, 112 N. : bridge is being built over a and structural components for the Grand- The company employs seven full-time
nicating bats criminal Sonsler St., speeding 68 in railroad. Am Daytona prototypes, LeMans LMP, IRL = staff members.
summons served. zone. :
Robert Grindell, 40, 404 pa Cook mmm se
Cherry St. school attendance . INCIDENTS :
law violation, criminal sum- Rick’s Ole Country Store, Tense navy oH FOOD INSPECTIONS
mons served. 1557 N. Piedmont, reported When pan ha el ol Road is Bn nner eT
Cray Srindell, 95.4 he a im 117 extended across the high- Cleveland County Health ~ Restaurants The Diner, Kings
yy crinil- Clonineer St. reported that way a traffic light will be Department inspected the Love's Fish Box, Shelby Mountain, 96.5.
Ysunim d : brok P to h installed in the curve. following food handling ‘Rd., Kings Mountain, 97.
ITY Sore 18. 607 Te. a er Traffic will then use the facilities during the week Papa John's Pizza, Kings Food stands
7 ’ bridge to cross the railroad di 1 i 's Grill. Kin
Meadowbrook Rd., posses- charger, scanner, CD player “© en ig Mey 5 n g Moana, oo Trick St. Wisi 5 8%
i ¢ **Denotes 2 extra points ubway, ruck Stop, ountain, 90.5.
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Dx Fo City St., reported identity ; be complete by December an approved food pon The Cup & Saucer, Kings = School cafeterias
Misty Messick, 27, 310 S. theft. Someone used her : course. Mountain, 99. North School, 98.
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