FROM RALEIGH’S OFFICIAL POLICE FILES
THE CRIME BEAT
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
"SAMMY CUT ME”
Miss Janice De n ice Whi
taker, 520, K. Hargett Street,
cal • law at 4:52 a.m.
Sat .: ’.ay. . e informed Of
ficers H. D. Goodwin and R.
H. Phiili! that she, Charles
Melvin Spruill and Sammy Lee
Wil er< at 201 e. Har
geti Street, "sitting around
talkuuSpruill stated, "Sam
n;y cm ■ Spruill, vho suf
fer- i ■ four-inch laceration on
the . i , t c: eek, told the officers
that - didn’t know if he would
sig . in as.snalt wit! a deadly
e.ipor. wa: rant against Wil
lian s. 13, 511 Montague Lane or
220 S. Last Street,
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ROB PEI ■ BY LORCF
William Otis Bass, 22, 17-
04 Sundial Place, told Officer
M. Biss- tt< at 2:13 Saturday,
that four colored males jump
ed and robhed him in the 1800
fiio-'k of Easter Boulevard (A
■ol i Heights). He said he was
tunable to give descriptions of
the me. who rohled im of
S' 111’. He suffered a bruised
rig t for<>: cad.
POINTS PISTOL, CURSES
Walter Hudsoi Bridges, 42,
e:T>4 Jup-it-u court, told a cop
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I* Ilf WiiHaMlipV*'.- = y . OwH**i: WelterCs Vlllay* s
at Utuu a.m. last Tuesday, that
someone had taken his pocket
knife from his locker at the
Capital Coca-Cola BottlingCo„
2200 S. Wilmington St. and he
was approached by Marvin Col
lins, Jr., 23, Route 1, Lil
lington, whom Bridges saidtoici
him, as he pointed a pistol at
the complainant, ‘‘lf you say
another d... word about that
knife, I’ll blow your brains out.”
Mr. Bridges signed a warrant
and Mr. Wiggins was "hauled
off” to Wake County Jail,
charge witt assault with a dead
ly weapon.
* * *
STRUCK IN FACE
Bishop Clinton Martin, Jr.,
1428 Carnage Drive, reported
to officers R. C. Gay and J.
Hedrick at 1:36 p.m. Saturday,
that his wife, Mrs. Mary Ann
Martin, was the mother of two
children, fathered by Meivin
Ockletree, 200 block of Sea
weli Avenue, and the children
were living with Ockletree.
Martin said he went to get the
children to stay with their moth
er. A quarrel ensued as Mrs.
Martin and Ockletree started
to "fuss.” Martin said he then
stepped into the fray and was
struck on the left cheek by Ock-
letree. He said he would sign
an assault and battery warrant.
Martin suffered a cut on the
left cheek bone.
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HUBBY ASSAULTS WIFE
Mrs. Mary Alice Wooten, 112
Bart Street, told an officer at
10:25 p.m. Saturday: "Me and
my v husband were talking and
suddenly he became mad and
began beating me. Before I could
do anything, he had me down,
coking me. I got up and ran
out of the house. "Mrs. Wooten
gave the cop a full description
of her husband, Robert Lee
Wooten, 53. She suffered
bruises about the body.
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UNWELCOME VISITOR
Willie Price, Route 3, Box
288, Chapel Hill, told two of
ficers at 9:40 p.m. Saturday,
that he went to visit a girl
on Carver Street, and she came
out to his car. He also stated
the girl’s father, known only
to him as "Good Carl,” 55,
saw them, went and got his
shotgun from his house. Price
said he then started backing
up the street when ‘‘Good Carl”
returned with the weapon. He
said the father the got into
ms own car and blocked the
street so that Price could not
leave. He said "Good Carl”
came to his car, opened the
door and struck Price with the
butt of the gun. Mr. Price,
however, refused to sign and as
sault warrant against the father.
He suffered lacerations on the
left side of his chin,
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BREAK BOTTLE OVER HEAD
Miss Jo Ann Broom, 19, 718
S. Dawson Street, reported to
Officer F. D. McLamb at 7 : 06
p.m. Saturday, that she and Oma
Hunt, 30, 529 Cannon Avenue,
had been together since ap
proximately 11 a.m. that day.
She stated that about 6 p.m.,
they had an argument and Hunt
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picked up .) 7-Up lotilo and
broke it over he: l ead, then
hit her on a finger. "Dot!
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according to Mel *s r< ■
port. The incident m-cur red at
Hunt's house.
STABBED WITH SC: EW
DRIVER
Willie Lee Short, 2 •. F not: 1
220 E. Cabarrus Street, inform
ed two cop.- at 4;32 a... . Sat
urday, that he and ' is girl
friend, Miss Mat - . Frances Mc-
Kay , 38, 315 E. Martin St: > 01,
were- arguing in ’ is 10. n. an
he slapped .r. According to
Short, tl'.e wo;nan t pick .
up a screwdriver off the d
ser and stal lod him in > ■
Chest. He was taken to Wake-
Memorial Hospital for
mer.t of a two-inc puncture
wound in the chest. A '.vat -
rant, clanging, assault • ::
deadly weapon was signed am
the woman was ar : t steel.
ATTACK COP, ."TEALS HAT
Officar Anthony Dunba• re
ported at 2:41 a. ... Saturda
as follow; "At the abo e time
and location ’2Ol s. East St.,'.
I attempted to at rest a color
ed male, approximately 2. yrs.
of age, for disoi ieriy conduct.
The subject refused to eo;m
peacefully , and 1 was forced to
sulxiue ! im. W hile attempting
to subdue him. I was jumped
upon by three colored males,
ages approximately 20, who
pulled rnt off t! e subject and
slammed me aginst the wall.
All of those involved then ran
sout] on Fast Street. I gave
chase on foot, but was unable
to catch any cf those involved.
I have no names of those in
volved, but can recognize at
least one of those who took part.
During the struggle, nn hat
was knocked from my head and
was taken by one of the crowd.”
Officer Dunbar’s shirt was also
torn during the melee.
* * *
BEATS OFFICE R- J All HE
Officer Ralph Douglas Clay
borne, 28, reported at 1:38 a.
m. Saturday the following in
formation: "While on rountine
patrol, this unit was answer
ing a call at 100 N. Fisher
■’ Gregory Qua In Peebles,
1. -’ 1 Everette Avenue (Ob
■ .liii was arrested for dls
" rl conduct. This subject
resisting arrest and
ak this officer about thf
•' 1 and face.” The officer
■1 ‘ hi rises on the left side of
t ! "'p. and $5 in damage was
to is tie pin. Peebles
- Lnally subdued and placed
Lake County Jail, charged
- ieriy conduct, assault
officer and damage to
I > ' • His bond was set at
* * *
At EEL BY "IKE”
Miss Emma Louise Thorpe,
.. . ; W. 1 enior street, told
nfrtceis at 6:19 a.m. Sat
. . that she was in bed,
a : an, known only to her
‘Tke’’, attacked her. She
t • man lives upstairs at
■use. She said although:
:■ h e: men were witnesses
attack, it was “Ike” who
M-.rt her. She said after the
v.ifk, with hands and fists,
a. T the subjects fled out of
tl : side, via a side door on
: side. Miss Thorpe said
t: . a ad been playing cards.
< x’nibited minor bruises.
* * *
F 71 E DOES "TRICKS”
. :rev. Eli Adams, 45, Route
1. l ex 1 \pex. reported to Of
fi M. Bissette at 2:43 a.m,
s . ,:,r , that lie was standing
h If • is car in the 300 block
o' v. South Street when sortie
o: 1 '-w a lottle. The bottle
hr ;.i.- car, glanced off and
s ! - in in the face. Adams,
w; suffered deep lacerations
e left side of his face and
cl :.i stated lie did not know who
t! a the bottle.
* * *
N BTW O FOR FIGHTING
officers W. E. Atkinson and
p, B. Pendergrass arr estea
y. - Willie Mae Austin, 28,
3 on Bledsoe Avenue, and Perry
; . jo, ker same add: ess, for
fi . at 12:14 a.m. Friday.
■ 1 parties told conflicting
stories about what happened.
, .tch said the other pointed
ti g U n at the other. A war
r ,t' was drawn for engaging
ir an affray with a deadly
v. a:.'on. Both parties admitted
so thmo ti e otl e: with the shot
and their hands and fists.
1 incident occurred at 101 U
Maik St.
* * *
SI M lEI \T KNIFEPOINT
I'oimld Jerome Singletary,
2 , 003 1 2 New Bern Avenue,
reported to two cops at 2:49
a.m. Saturday, that "he and his
1 friend (Charles Melburn
Si 1 nill), had fought before when
! . ...as seen talking to another
i: l is boyfriend, "Single
ta: said : e was leaving 220 S.
1 . t street and an unknown sub
ject was also leaving at this
:ime. "At this time,” Single
tan continued.” "They boy
friend became angry arid slap
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ped me.” Then drew his knife
on him. The complainant was
advised to sign an assault with
a deadly weapon warrant against
Spruill.
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USES KITCHEN KNIFE
Reuben Roosevelt Pete, 32.
584 E. Lenoir Street, told Of
ficer \\, B. Harrington at 12:24
a.m. on Sunday of last week, that
he and the man who cut him had
"had some words” during the
early par* of the day, but he
thought that everything was all
right until that r.tgi t when the
argument started again. Pete
said that's when the man went
home (7 Nasi Terrace), got a
kitchen knife, came back and
cut him. Pete who exhibited cuts
on both arms, was admitted to
Wake Memorial Hospital. He
said the man’s last name Is
Flemming, and listed his age
at 27. The incident occurred at
the intersection of Boundary and
Holmes Streets.
♦ * *
STABBED BY WIFE
Herbert Bowie, 23, 1341
Branch Street (Walnut Ter
race), informed two officers
at 2:38 p.m, last Sunday, that
his wife, Mrs. Linda Sue Bowie,
17, same address, cut ! im, but
said lie would not sign a war
rant, because it was his fault
and he wanted no action taken.
He was taken to Wake Me
morial Hospital for treatment
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WE APOLOGIZE
111 last week’s Crime Beat,
an item was head PARTIN
"FINGERED’' in connection
with the theft of a radiator and
generator w! ich were removed
from an automobile, owned by
William Owen Snellings, 925 E.
..ane Street, in the police of
fense report, there is a place
for a person to list any sus
pects when a crime lias been
committed. In this slot last
week was the name Stanley Pai -
tin, 19, 1008 E. Jones Street.
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THREATENED WITH fCMEh
Reedie Earl Johns'n. 716
Cumberland Street told Offic r
G. W, Black at 7;12 p.m. on
Sunday of last week, that a
colored male stopped im in
the 50: block of Rock , .• r\
Road and secused him of tty ing
to force his sister inb> is
Car. then drew a ki: 0:1
Johnson, who S3id • "s tit
he scene” tokeeptl.e mart; um
cutting him.
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