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June 27, 2012
: POLICE L0G
ARRESTS
JUNE 20: Michael
Lawrence Voisine, 33, 612
Charles_ St. Apt. 87, pos-
session marijuana, $2500
bond, unsecured.
JUNE 20: Kenyatta
* Buckeas Dawkins, 32, 612
Charles St. Apt. 97, pos-
session marijuana and pos-
session paraphernalia,
$500 bond, secured.
JUNE 21: Amanda
Nicole Millwood, 31, 417
Phifer Rd., larceny, $2500
bond, secured.
JUNE 23: Timothy"
Lamar Davis, 18, 1900
Alpine Dr., felony larceny
and possession stolen
goods, $5,000 bond, se-
cured.
JUNE 25: Steven Blake
Hewitt, 24, 700 W. Gold
St., two counts assault on
female, no bond.
CITATIONS
JUNE 18: Edgar Amil-
car Flores, 20, Cramerton,
underage drinking, posses-
sion drug paraphernalia.
JUNE 20: Magdaleno T.
Ramirez, 29, Gastonia, no
operator's license, fictitious
tag.
JUNE 20: Johan Cortes
Piedrahita, 21, Gastonia,
speeding.
-JUNE" 22: ~ Brian
Christopher Foster, = 25,
Darlington, SC, no opera-
tor's license.
INCIDENTS
JUNE 18: A resident of
Northwoods Drive re-
ported a break-in and theft
of a .22 caliber Walther.
JUNE 18: Providence
Management and Invest-
ments, Gastonia, reported a
customer forged a check
on the First National Bank
of the New Hope Road in-
vestment company.
JUNE 18: A resident of
Wright Road reported that
someone damaged the ig-
nition of his 1991 Toyota.
JUNE 18: A resident of
Cleveland Ridge Road re-
ported a strong arm rob-
bery in which a ATM card
and currency was taken.
JUNE 18: Branch
Banking & Trust, 410 E
King St., reported that a
customer cashed two
stolen checks totaling
$400.
- JUNE 19: Benton Ex-
press, 604 Benton Express
Ave., reported theft of a
trailer tag TN U 128851
and a lost trailer tag GA
U4847.
JUNE 19: A resident of
Fort Lauderdale, Fla. re-
ported theft of a $675 com-
puter from his hotel room.
JUNE 19: A resident of
Erskine Court reported
theft of a 1988 Olds Cut-
lass.
JUNE 20: A resident of
Chesterfield. Court re-
ported a break-in and theft
of two TV sets and a video
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needles worth over $250
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ued at $40.
JUNE 22: A resident of
Crescent Circle reported a
break-in and theft of a ve-
hicle, camera and set of
car keys.
JUNE 23: A resident of
Fairview St. reported theft -
of a Honda glove box val-
ued at $250.
JUNE 23: A resident of
W. Mountain St. reported
theft of three motorcycles
valued at $3,000 from a
trailer in his yard.
JUNE 23: A resident of
W. Gold Street reported
theft of two : Blackberry
Curves.
JUNE 24: A resident of
Shelby Road reported theft
of a scooter valued at $650.
JUNE 24: A resident of
Scotland Dr. reported theft
of a cell phone from a gro-
cery shopping cart.
WRECKS
JUNE 20: Officer B. M.
Black said that Brittany
Nicole Roberts, Clover,
SC, failed to yield right-of-
way in her 1998 Chrysler
and her vehicle and a 1995
Nissan operated by
Cameron Harris of High
Shoals collided in the cen-
ter training lane of NC161.
Property damages were es-
timated at $1500.
JUNE 20: Officer J. L.
Dee said that a 2006 Ford
operated by Schiron Bur-
ris, 101 Water Oak St.,
struck a parked 2003
Honda owned by Angela
Marie Roper, 212 Fairview
St. The accident happened
in the parking lot of David-
son Park. Minor damage
was reported. :
JUNE 20: Officer B. M.
Black said hat a 2004
Chevy operated by a 16-
year-old driver struck a
1996 Honda operated by
Haley Jo Britton of Gasto-
nia on N. Cansler St. A
passenger in the Britton car
was. transported to Cleve-
land Regional Medical
Center. Property damages
were estimated at $6500.
JUNE = 21: - Officer
Bryan McGinnis said that
a 2000 Chrysler operated
by Tiffany Harris, 1002
Mary's Grove
Road, was backing from a
. parking space at 610 E
King Street and struck a
2006 Toyota operated by
Bobby Kosol, 6230 Adele
St. Property damages were
estimated at $1100.
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McKnight, Warlick
join the KMPD force
photo by ELLIS NOELL
Mayor Rick Murphrey, right, swears in David Warlick, left, and Chris McKnight as new patrol
officers in the Kings Mountain Police Department.
Christopher Anthony
McKnight, 21, and David
Brandon Warlick, 21, took the
oath of office from Mayor
Rick Murphrey Monday
morning as'Kings Mountain
Police Department's newest
patrolmen.
Both new patrolmen are
single, have completed basic
law enforcement training, and
are already on the job. McK-
night was working the first
shift this week and Warlick
was working the second shift
at KMPD.
Warlick, son of Harley and
Christy Warllck, is a native of
Buncombe County and gradu-
ated in 2009 from Burns High
School. For the past 2 1/2
years he has worked as a gas
technician at the City of Kings
Mountain Gas Department. "I
have always wanted to be a
policeman," said Warlick.
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OBITUARIES
Kings Mountain native
McKnight was reared in
Kings Mountain by Otis and
Margie Cole. He is a 2009
graduate of Kings Mountain
High School.
After the "swearing-in"
ceremony led by the mayor,
the new policemen greeted
their family and friends and
refreshments were served in
the Council Chambers at city
hall.
Daniel Carpenter
KINGS MOUNTAIN -
Daniel Eugene Carpenter, 41,
of Kings Mountain, died June
24,2012 at his-home.
He was born in Long
Beach, CA to the late Lois
Marie Carpenter and was em-
ployed with Scope of Shelby.
Daniel was a loving hus-
band and
father
who was
an avid
Raiders
football
fan and
loved to
fish. He
served in
teihice
United States Army.
Surviving are his wife,
Camilla Carpenter of the home;
son, Dami€n Carpenter; daugh-
ter, Heaven Carpenter; step-
children, Cody Webb, Austin
Webb, Logan Webb and Madi-
son Webb, all of Kings Moun-
tain and a sister, Valaray
Cannova of Kings Mountain.
The funeral service will be
conducted Wednesday, June
27,2012 at 3 p.m. at Ollie Har-
ris Memorial Chapel at Harris
Funeral Home. Rev. James
Lochridge will officiate.
The family will receive
friends from 1:30-2;30 p.m.
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
prior to the service at Harris
Funeral Home in Kings Moun-
tain.
A guest register is available
‘at www.HarrisFunerals.com.
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charge of arrangements.
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Ffuneral Home
Mark Vance Goforth
GASTONIA - Mark Vance
Goforth, 61, of Gastonia,
passed away June 19, 2012 at
Gaston Memorial - Hospital,
Gastonia.
He was born January 5,
1951 in Cleveland County, son
of the late Charles A. Goforth
Jr. and Jacqueline Harper Go-
forth.
Mr.
Goforth
attended
Hardin
Commu-
nity Bap-
tient
Church.
He was a
US Navy
veteran and worked for Martin
Marietta Aggregates for 25
years.
A funeral service was held
4 p.m. on Friday, June 22,2012
at Greene Funeral. Service,
West Chapel, Gastonia offici-
ated by Rev. Clay Ledford and
Rev. Dewayne Gibson. The
family received friends 6:30 -
8:30 p.m. on Thursday, June
21, 2012 at the funeral home.
Interment was in Mountain
Rest Cemetery, Kings Moun-
tain.
Mr. Goforth is survived by
his loving wife of 18 years,
Frankie Dellinger Goforth of
the home; sons, Patrick Lowery
and wife Samantha of Dallas,
Stacy Lowery and finacee'
Mandy of Bessemer City;
brother, Keith Goforth and wife
Annette of Gastonia; sister,
Scott Goforth Leftwich of
Kings Mountain; grandchil-
~ dren, Chris, Katie, Justin, Bri-
anna, Cheyenne, Dakota,
Kassie, Brea, Faith; nieces,
Alex, Jamie; nephews, Jake,
Justice.
Memorials may be sent to
Hardin Community Baptist
Church, 548 Hardin Rd., Dal-
las, NC 28034.
A guest registry is available
at www.greenefuneral.com
Arrangements are with the
West Chapel of Greene Funeral
Service and Crematorium, 216
Archie Whitesides Rd., Gasto-
nia, (704) 867-5521.
Greene
Ffuneral Home
Naomi Bennefield
YORK - Naomi Short Ben-
nefield, 81, of 6 Pinewood
Drive died Saturday, June 23,
2012, at Carolinas Medical
Center in Pineville.
The funeral will be at 2 p.m.
on Wednesday, June 27, 2012
at Bratton Funeral Home with
the Rev. Tommy Hope officiat-
ing. Burial will be at Forest
Hills Cemetery in Rock Hill.
Visitation will be held from
6-8 p.m. at Bratton Funeral
Home on Tuesday, June 26,
2012.
Naomi Bennefield was a
daughter of the late Jim and
Rosa Benfield Short. She was
the widow of Earl R. Ben-
nefield and was retired, after 43
years of service, from Celanese
Corporation.
She is survived by two
sons, William "Jim" Bennefield
(Troyanne) of Edgemoor, SC,
and Ralph Bennefield of York,
SC; daughter, Diane Ben-
nefield Reynolds (Jimmy) of
Rock Hill, SC, sister, Edna S.
Proctor of Kings Mountain;
nine grandchildren, six great
grandchildren and one great-
great granchild. In addition to
her parents and spouse, she was
preceded in death by her
daughter, Kaye Bennefield
Henderson.
Online condolences to the
family may be made at
www.brattonfuneralhome.com.
Bratton Funeral Home in York
is serving the Bennefield fam-
ily.
Bratton
Funeral Home
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