FROM RALEIGH'S OFFICIAL POLICE FILES
THE CRIME BEAT
(CO 1 TNUED FROM PAGE ONE)
*- BOYFRIEND CHARGED
Mrs. Marie Hicks, 1530 Ra
leigh Boulevard, reported (o Of
ficer Joseph Blaylock at 7:15
p.m. last Thursday, as follows;
•'Last evening, (Wednesday
night), a subject John Gilchrist,
called. I stated that we had a
ride to the State Fair. The sub
ject got angry and stated *
were finished. He returned to
day (Thursday). He was ver;
angry and busted through tin
rear door, knocking my daugh
ter to the floor and kicking h f, r
about the body, mainly on her
left arm.” The wom.t:. aid
she would sign an assault
rant against her boyfriend. Th
child was treated at Wake
mortal Hospital for arm wounds.
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RING “SWIPED"’
Miss Mary Louise Allen, C 1
Cumberland Street, told Officer
Gabriel Sanders at 8:40 p. : .
Thursday, that her sister, Miss
Barbara Ann Allen, 22, 712 E.
Martin Street, came inside 1 t
i house sometime during the d,r .
also said that her room w .
vandalized and part of her cloth
ing was missing. The most i:: -
port ant thing missing, Mm- Al
ien stated, was her diamond t n
gagement ring. She said she
would sign a larceny variant
against her sister for larceny.
A * *
STEALS AT SCHOOL
Jonathan Clifton Halp< r: . j
white student at Washing’":-
School, who lives at 2COC Wells
Avenue, informed Office i M W,
King at 9:14 a.m. Friday, tb.it
at 2:45 p.m. the previous dav,
while still inside the school, he
was approached by a colored
male. He said the person jerk
ed his watch from his arm. am!
“split the scene.” Young Ihu
pern said he chased him, Inn
could not catch him. The watch,
was valued at $25. The 1i- e.n -
old suspect (whose name we
choose not to reveal), im-i
at 1314 S. East Street.
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CUT ON HEAD
jt* Joe Maryland Debnain, IC,
E. Cabarrus Street, called “He
law'* at 2:25 a.m. Saturday and
told Officer John Leffingwel!
that he was involved in a fib:
with Clarence Douglas Mb
25-year-old white resident of
1120 N. Blount Street, and
len cut him on the head
a knife. Both were “hauL !
off*' to Wake County Jail an I
charged with engaging m
affray where a deadly weapon
was used. The incident occu; -
ed at Staton’s Case, 319 $. I m
Street. Debnam suffered a six
Inch cut on the forehead.
if A *
JAILED FOR HAVING GUN
Officer Albert L. Watson ui -
rested Haywood Smith, 21:
Smlthfield Street at ! :3 j .
m. last Saturday and charged
him with illegal possession of
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a handgun -a blue steel Mau
ser pistol. The weapon was
found in a room occupied by-
Mr. Smith, 49, during a search
for nan -ics. The offense re
port i deb “Mr. Smith has
boon convicted of a felonious
crine m this state,”
DRUNK MAN STRUCK
10 : ert Lee Bb amt, 24, 513
Patterson Lam . reported to Of
ficer 11.1 . Battle at 8:31 p.m.
Saturda;., that he was intoxi
r. so be went to the Lin
coln Cad Company, 300 block
of ' ( abarrus Street, and re
qtn st> d a taxi. He said thedis-
I itch, r c tiled for a driver.
Blount then ■ liked to the car
i d t M 1- the driver to
i o to ti e other side. Ho said
tli-t . started for the other
id : t! 1 - • liiclt- the driver
opened :V trunk and pulled out
a wf in.-,, then pointed it at
'■o. . 151 • .mt, aho said he then
thief up iris arms, trying to
reverse >!• aim oi the weapon
and v. is struck on the left hand
1 ■ ti -i:. 1. He refused to
issault with a deadly
. e ; it-’. Blount ex
hi! .!• i a s-’.'ilh-:': left hand.
“ b ! ' ON CHEST, ARM
Dv. c l.t : dv.nrd Fison, 23, 217
. si’iUi stted, informed a cop
at 12: 5 a.m. last Saturday, that
.. iking with a friend In
Mr : blo.-k of W. South St.,
". In : t! • v ere jumped by se
veral colored males, Fison said
b was knocked down and cut.
IL could not describe his as
s. fHt received a five inch
mu ... the chost } Willie Junior
V/.ite, a'. Route i, Kinghtdale,
Me:: :■ i suffered a three inch
; ash -a his right ar m.
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W (>M AN IS ABDUCTED
’■ i ici.i Florence Conk-
D -old white resident
- N. hloodworthStreet, told
■ i p t '2:50 a.m. Tuesday,
Mi.a si.- .s abducted by Hor-
McClain, 22-year-old
black ■ ’--id--d of 2 lol Millbrook
S'i< A Mc-Cl.t! was jailed and
’ ; i:.g, assault
1 U .m.ali and larceny of an
■ uto. The woman said she was
Fc c< •; het car when Me -
Ula: stuck i metal comb in
b (, j fan took her keys and
- -- fr in front of her
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‘M ING- I >*' HUSBAND
'■'r.- : Mrubet:: Thomas Bat-
I - ii fa >n Road, inform
. F. B. Baucom at 9:42
bb . last We■.xesday, that she
■ 1 ■ ' husband had an argu
t ‘-ai , In beat me up and
M U-, e with an iron pipe.”
dm .a-, was treated at Wake
" trial Hospital and told the
1 -it si,, would “go down
- - : : assault on a female
mc. ’ a; .tin.si her husband,
'-neon attic. ’ The woman was
cut on the loft arm.
STEALS AT FINES’
Frank William Tomlinson, ar
employee at Fines' Men’s Shop,
201 Fayetteville Street, told Of
ficer R. Devone at 2 p.m. Wed
nesday, that about three Negrc
males came in the store, walk
ed around and put pants under
their coats, then ran out in the
street. He said he gate chase,
but was unable to catch them.
Arrested and charged with lar
ceny of two pairs of trousers,
valued at a total of $36, was Wil
liam Christmas Washington, 23,
1419 Raleigh Boulevard.
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BOMB THREAT AT “YM”
Jimmy Coleman Holder, >2Ol
Walnut Street, physical direc
tor at the Bloodworth Street
YMCA, 600 S. Bloodworth, told
Officer W.L. Cartel at 8:31 a.
m. Thursday, that he received
an anonymous telephone call,
telling him to clear tin build
ing and saving that a itomb would
go off in a few minutes. Holder
then notified the executive di
rector, E. L. Halford of the call.
There was no bomb.
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ASSAULTED NEAR STORE
Mrs. Eloise Allen Leach, 46,
Route i, Box 33, Holly Springs,
informed Officer R.E. Holland
at 6:02 p.m. Thursday, that she
walked to the Little Dixie Num
ber Two Store, located at the
corner of Smlthfield andS. Per
son Streets. After having a
heated argument with Jack .Mor
gan, 49, 806 S. Person Street,
she was followed by him to the
store, where he began another
heated "fuss”, this time s'ik
ing the woman several times
with his fists and knocking her
to the ground on one occasion.
Mrs. Leach was arrested for
carrying a concealed weapon
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(a samll pistol) and was taken
to the magistrate’s office,
where she signed an assault,
warrant against Jack Morgan.
She suffered a swollen lip.
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MAN SHOT AT
Hubert Montgomery, 40, 1207
S. East Street, informed two
cops at 2:57 p.m. Sunday, that
he was at 1312 S. East Street,
at a friend’s house, when Jesse
McLaurin, 37, “came looking
for me with a shotgun.” Mont
gomery said he came out onto
the porch and McLaurin “start
ed cursing me, then shot at me
with the .12 gauge weapon. ’" The
shot went into the ceiling of the
pdreh. McLaurin was “hauled
off” to Wak“ County Jail and
charged with assault with a
deadly weapon.
* * *
MAUL MAN’S FACE
David Otis Bryant, 48, 1516
Bethel Drive, reported to Of
ficer F. I. Rountree at 3:09 a.
m. Sunday, that he was on his
way home from the 300 block
of N. Carver Street, when he
was attacked by two or three
colored males, whom he did
not know. He said they beat
him, took his money ($3), and
“split the scene.” Mr. Bryant
was taken to Wake Memorial
Hospital, where he was treat
ed for a two inch gash over the
left eye, and bruises about the
face. He said that he did not
know any of his assailants.
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STRIKES COP ON HEAD
Officer Stanley Edwin Cobb
reported to Officer O. Perry
at 12:15 p.n . Sunday, that he
was making an arrest of Joseph
Steven Smith (alias Williams),
when the subject struck him on
the head with his fist. The man
was jailed and charged with as
sault on an officer. Smith (or
Williams) is 31 years of age
and lives at3loldlewildAvenue.
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