FROM RALEIGH’S OFFICIAL POLICE FILES
THE CRIME BEAT
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
MAN CUT, STABBED
Bennie Craig Mims, address
unlisted, told Officer Lonnie T.
Wilson at 5 a.m. Saturday that
.he was parked on S. McDowell
near the 200 block ofW.
South, when James Henry Car
rington, 23 came staggering up
to his car with blood running
down his chest. Mr. Mims took
young Carrington to Wake Me
morial Hospital where he was
treated for a one-inch cut on the
back of the neck, a one and one
half inch laceration on the right
side of his face and a stab
wound in the chest. Carrington
said he did not know who cut
him.
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WOULD-BE-THIEF CAUGHT
Mrs Sadie Ellis, 418 Dakar
Street, informed Officer Ru
dolph F. Perry at 5:29 a.m.
Saturday, that a colored male
entered her home by taking
the screen off the kitchen wln
a dow on the north side of the
house. Mrs, Ellis said the per
son then entered her bedroom
and was standing at her bed
when she woke up and he ran.
She described the man as be
ing about 24 years old, wearing
a white T-shirt and dark gray
Ttiress pants. She thinks the
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E. Martin Street. The window
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mount of $3.
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CAUGHT, BUT ESCAPES
Jim Smith. 512 E. Martin
Street, reported to Officers J.
C, King and F. E. Williams at
11:34 p,m. Friday, that he was
sitting on his front porch and
decide to go inside the house.
As he approached his living
room, Smith declared, a color
ed male, about six feet tall,
ran from his living room and
through the house, where he
kicked the glass from the rear
door and fled the premises. No
thing was found to be missing,
but Smith said the damage to
the glass door was $9.
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BICYCLE “SW'IPED”
Earl Shuler, Jr., 423 Mon
tague Lane, told two cops at
11:26 p.m. Thursday, that he
left his bicycle outside of a
friend’s house at 18 Nash Ter
race (Chavis Heights) around
10:30 p.m., and when he came out
to check on the bike, it was
missing. He said he has no
idea w'ho took the vehicle, but
thinks that someone who knows
him iuu.; it. The red-10-speed
bicycle, an English Racer, was
valued at $64,50.
* * *
RICK PARK ROBBED
Forrest Ferguson, 208 6
W’oods Place, an employee of
RICK, a new housing develop
ment in the Method section of
the city, informed Officer C. A,
Watson at 8:45 a.m. Friday,
that after closing business, he
returned the next morning to
find both front door leading
into the office of RICH Park
standing open. He said that he
observed pry marks on the door
and papers on the floor. Further
investigation revealed that all
of the money in the main and
sub offices was missing. Taken
were one check in the amount
of $145; $l4O in cash from the
main office and $14.83 from the;
sub office. The City-County
Identification Bureau was called
in to check for fingerprints
and other incriminating data.
The offices are located at 555
Method Road.
* * *
AUTO LOOTED
James Edward O’Neal, Route
1, Apex, reported to Officer
L, R, Womack at 6:01 p.m,
Friday, that he parked his 19-
67 Ford last Sunday at about
5;30 p.m. and returned to it
about 5:30 p.m, two days later
to discover that someone had
stripped it of one stereo tape
deck, black in color, valued
at $158; 18 stereo tapes, $180;
and the tape cleaner, $3. The
car was parked on Rocky Quarry
Read.
* * *
TWO WATCHES TAKEN
Mrs. Louise Curtis, 1323
Walnut Street, told Officer N,
A. Carter at 7;57 p.m., Friday,
that she last saw two watches
about 3 p.m. Friday. She said
she went to the store and when
she returned, her watches were
gone. One Bulova watch was
valued at $49; and the other,
a Soverign make, cost $9.
* * *
MAN ASSAULTS COP
Officer Ronald Col man Gay,
2i»year~old white policeman,
reported at 12;30 a.m. Satur
day, that he stopped a vehicle
on Western Boulevard at Ashe
Avenue, the driver being John
Wayne Bailey, 24, 749 Quarry
Street. Bailey was charged with
speeding, The officer said he
told him this after telling Mr.
Bailey he was going to issue
him a citation for traveling
in excess of 45 miles per hour
in a 45 zone, Gay reported that
when he went to his patrol car
and came back to write the ci
tation, Bailey told him that he
did not have to give him the
ticket. He is reported also to
have pulled the citation from
Gay’s hand and said, ‘Not now,
Baby," “Bailey is also said to
have struck the officer with his •
hands and arms, across the
face and chest He was ar
rested and charged with assault
on an officer. It was not known,
v/hpt diroosai was made of the
speeoing cnaz ge.
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faces indecent rap
Ralph McDonald Jones, whits
resident of 3110 Old Garner
Road, reported to-Officer L. T.
Wilson at I*lo a.rn. Saturday,
tha* Elijah Lamar Davis. 17,
address unlisted, was stand
ing at the corner of S. Wil
mington and Smithfield Streets
when he stopped for a stop
light. He said Davis had his
private parts out and was play
ing with it, while waving at
people. Jones said he drovo
to O’Neal Motors, turned a
round and came back to police
headquarters. The subject was
still standing at the intersec
tion, exposed, as Jones drove
back by. Davis was charged with
indecent exposure.
* * *
VANDALS AT WORK
Mrs. Annie Marie Lofton,
808 S. West Street, told Of
ficer J. M. Glover at 2:18 a.m
Saturday, that she was in a
back room where she found a
window screen had been torn
loose and heard someone run
ning out in the back yard. Da
mage to the torn screen was
placed at sl6.
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MAN, WOMAN FIGHT
Officer Lonnie T. Wilson re
ported at 3:31 a.m. Saturday,
that Miss Lula Mae Spencer,
41, 218 1/2 Regan Lane, told
him that B. B. Bennett, 45,
same address, slapped her in
the face twice on the front
porch of their home. She said
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she then struck Bennett on the
head with a wine bottle, then
he cut her with a knife. The
woman suffered a one-inch la
ceration on the upper left palm.
Bennett was “hauled oft” to
the Wake County Jail and
charged with engaging in an
affray where a deadly weapon
was used. At the same time,
however, Miss Spence was also
charged with the same after
Bennett claimed he “was play
ing with her” when she hit
film with the bottle. He denied
cutting the woman. He suffered
a one and one-half inch la
ceration of the head.
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COMPLAINANT ARRESTED
Miss Vera Jean Lanier, 33,
719 Manly Street, told Officer
J. M. Glover at 5:25 a.m. Sat
urday, that two colored males
beat her up at 1322 Walnut
Street. “She was in toxicated
at the time I talked to her
at the hospital. I arrested her
for public intoxication at the
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red marks on the back and three
lacerations, “very superficial,
“Glover said.
* * *
CUT WITH POTATO KNIFE
Weldon Durwood Gotten,
Route 8, informed Officer Steve
McLeod at 7:44 p.m, Sunday,
that he was at the home of
Richard Hinnant, 333 Dorothea
Drive, and had sent Mr. Hin
nant for some liquor and had
given him the money. However,
he said when Hinnant returned,
he_ did not give him any change
back and started calling Gotten
a common rn-f. Cotton said Hin
nant was peeling potatoes and
took the same knife and cut
Mr. Gotten, who received a one
inch abrasion on the right
thumb.
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T ALEIGK. N. C., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. 1869
NS A Project
EL PASO, Tex.-(NPI)-Thls
year’s convention erf the Na
tional Students association got
off to a rousing start v/nen
first some 100 Black delegates
engineer ed a breakway from the
group and Issued a demand for
financial reparations, The next
day, Mexican-Amerlcan dele
gates, threw the organization
into an uproar with demands
that the body adopt a resolu
tion banning use of table grapes
in universities and colleges.
This latter move would put the
NS A behind the California grape
strike.
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