FROM RALEIGH’S OFFICIAL POLICE FILES
THE CRIME BEAT
(CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
6 1 KICK BY HORSESHOE
Mrs. Doris Elizabeth Ne
'smith, 32, i7Ol Sundial Tlace,
reported to Officer W. G. Ar
nold at -4:71 r. ! u. last Wed
nesday, that her children and
the children next door were
fighting. The woman said site
; tilled her 'son out of the bat
tle and started home. At that
time, she said, Mrs. Geraldine
Edgerton, 3-1, 1700 Sundial PL
picked up a hors- shoe and threw
it, striking Mrs, Nosmitl on
the left leg. Mrs. 7 smith
then went into her house, got
a .12 gauge shotgun, came out
side and firgd three time- in
to the air. Mrs. Edgerton
was charged with assault and
battery upon Mrs. Nesmith, who
suffered a three inch laceratior
on her left leg. Mrs. Nesmith,
however, was arrested also and
charged with discharging fire
arms within the city limits.
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Officer Cecil F,r Aycock,
who works pait-tiine *t .7. C.
wi.r.y’s North. Hills Shopping
jollier, 11 'ported. ,1 3:3(1 a. ;...
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i observed a colored f. i ale
remove some items from the
counter and put them inti an
Ive-’s shopping bag that an
other colored female w. . hold
ing. T couldn’t get both parties
because tin separated and 1
irrested Miss Pats;, Viola E
le.ch. 13, Saint Augustine's Col
lege, who reportedly resides at
13 ! . South Street. The wo
man was charged with the lar
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CUT ON HAND
Carl Pope, Jr., 18, 1 -08,
Sundi i! Plao . reported to Of
ficer E. Williams at 7:14 p.
re. Wednesday, that Miss Car
rie 1 ee. 21, Sundial Place, was
ti ling to run away from home
and \vi; he tried to stop her,
she nut him mi the hand. The
incident took place at 1708 Sun
dial,
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PEI.I S KNIFE ON MAN
Pa - , '.on Arrington, 302 Fowle
St m't, i Port <m < ifficer J.W.
Toy. at 2:48 p.rr. Thursday,
tht.it lamb Howard, 63, address
unlisted, ■ - dunking and be
canu gr with him, thenpull
ed ok. a k'nif" nd threaten
i .i Mr Arrington, who was ad
vised bv the cop to sign an
assault ill. a deadly weapon
v. ,: .at ago ms' Howard. A wit
ness -slisted .s Oscar Trues
dale, 802 W. South Street. The
tlire iteiiirr took place at 525
S. Ha '■ wood Street.
ACU P AT It TEND
m- i Moll Holloway, 21, 23-
10 p.'dford Avenue (Oberlin),
told an office: at 1:31 p.m.
■ at ird.-v, that i-r boyfriend,
Weldon Watson, 18, 1110 E.
v. ■rt hSt reel. md het self, were
i 64 i Cob-man Str-mt. She
als.i >t tee that Wat son had been
()• is kin la- • ip. nd "he Just
,11. e! e f : no reason.”
A v i ....(. o' •.rging assault on
female, war sdvis«d, but Miss
IPlIov.: red to sign one.
sin -,nf<( t■ : bruise on the
i ielit i and numerous
scr.it chi s.
BUR .1 AM NABBED
ho, lee McLaughlin, 904 S.
Pee ,i street, i -ported to Of
i ici l : . V illiams at 10:40 p.
. I.i si Tin ■ lay, that he and
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the front door ana jumped out
of bed to discover 21-year-old
Thomas Adams, 612 S. Saunders
Street, inside their house. The
two men started to battle and
Mr. McLaughlin apprehend
ed the defendant until “thelaw”
arrived. $45 in damages was
listed for glass and furnishings
in the house. Young Adams was
charged with breaking and en
tering.
* * *
BROTHER, SISTER FIGHT
Miss Daisy Lee McNeil, 21,
508 E. Cabarrus Street, told
Officer Floyd L. Rountree at
7:55 p.m. Tuesday, that sheand
her brother, Lonnie McNeil,
were arguing about their mo
ther’s electricity bill when Lon
nie started cursing Miss Mc-
Neil’s boyfriend and fighting
her. He then proceeded to pick
up an electric iron and strike
her on the head with it. An
assault with a deadly weapon
warrant was advised by the of
ficer. The woman suffered
minor bruises on the left side
of the head and no hospitali
zation was required.
* * *
JAILED FOR STEALING
Pete Charles Schoondei wood,
an employee at Bell’s Linen
Closet, 205 W. Cabarrus Street,
reported to Officer J.K. Beas
ley at 2:30 a.m. last Sunday,
that he locked the building the
night before and nothing was
missing at that time. However,
two Honda motorcycles were
apparently stolen. Charged with
breaking and entering was Don
ald Ray Pierce, 18, 406 La
ment Street.
* * *
HOT WATER IS WEAPON
Walter Isaac Hill, 32, 307
Maple Street, informed to Of
ficer R. W. Miller at 7:25
p.m. last Monday, that he was
sitting at the table eating sup
per, Miss Marie Jackson, 39,
same address, poured hot wil
ing water on him. The man said
that he and Miss Jackson had
not been arguing and he did
not know why she did it. Mr.
Jackson was advised to sign
an assault and battery warrant
against, the woman. The man
suffered second and third de
gree burns on his right shoul
der, chest and neck.
* * *
FEMALE ATTACKED
Miss Verlene Johnson, 34,
204 1/2 W. South Street, told
a cop at 8:12 p.m. last Mon
day, that she was at Gale’s
Tavern, 400 block of E. Da
vie Street at about 9:30 p.m.
on the previous Friday and two
men approached her and wanted
to go off with her, She said
she told them no and they start
ed kicking her on the left side
of the head and left leg. The
woman said she didn’t know the
men, but could recognize them
if she saw them again.
* * *
ASSAULTED BY TWO
Frank Solomon Hill, 312 S.
Bloodworth Street, reported to
Officer J. D. Narron at 9:3a
p.m. last Monday, that he did
not Know what happened to him,
but a witness, Miss Virginia
Hill, stated she saw Miss Kath
leen Hedgepeth hit Mr. Hill with
her fist mid also saw Joe Hedge
peth, 77, 307 S. Bloodworth,
strike Hill with an iron pipe.
Both then “split the scene.”
Hill suffered several cuts on
the head a busted jaw and his
lip was partially cut off. The
cop went to Hedgepeth’s house,
but the man was not at home.
* * *
STEALS FROM REGISTER
Glenn F. Mead, an employee
of Rhodes Amoco Service Sta
tion, 4123 Glenwood Avenue,
told Officer R.D. Moore at 10:-
04 p.m. Friday, that two color
ed males had been hanging a
round the inside of the station
from about 10:36 until 10:45.
He said when they left, in a
1968 or 1969 Mustang, orange
in color, it was noticed that
some money had been removed
from the cash register. The
vehicle, according to investi
gative reports, is registered to
Charles Stanley Chavis, 3 Chat
ham Terrace, Chavis Heights.
He is believed to own a 1970
Mustang. Stolen was a total
of $l5O.
* * *
BEATEN AND ROBBED
Robert Tillman, 850 S. Hay
wood Street, reported to Of
ficer L.J. Earp at 3:14 a.m.
Saturday, that he was walking
on Patterson Lane when a ear
pulled up and stopped beside
him. He declared that the car
was occupied by three Negro
males. One_of the subject,
Tillman said, ~ pulled a pistol
and told him to get in the car
or he would kill him. They
then drove to N. King Charles
Road at its Intersection with
Glascock Street, where they
beat Mr. Tillman and robbed
him of four dollars, then took
his trousers. The man suf
fered a bruised face and loosen
ed teeth.
* * *
TYPEWRITER "SWIPED”
Edward Earl Johnson, an em
ployer of Wake Shoe Store 127
E. Martin Street informed Of
ficer Kenneth J. Johnson at 3
p.m. Thursday, that the store
was entered through a window
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the store. Arp sted and chaf
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and larceny was Wade McCray
Jr., 24, 310 S. Bloodworth St.
ATTACKED BY St. •> EH M
Henry Lee Carpenter, 19. Rt.
5, told Officer W.C. Hinton
at 12:40 p.m. Saturda; , that
he got into a “fuss” iih sev
eral subjects inside Barba in's
Soda Shop. 26 N, Carv* r Stt eef.
He said the subjects then came
him and he ■ L;rt> ■ tin
ning. The group of about 8
colored males caught him in the
100 block of N. Pet tig i ew Street
and assaulted him 1". hitting
him with their hands and fists
and kicking him, His face was
bruised and he suffered
scratches and bruised ribs, he
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Miss Phyllis M. rlo Hinton,
712 Quarry Stiept, reported to
a cop at 3;26 p.n , Sinicin; ,
that she got into an argument
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