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CRIME & SAFETY
Man Arrested On 10 Felony Charges
KENLY – A 28 year-old Kenly man is facing serious felony charges. Diego Enrique Rodriguez of Peacock Road was arrested August 27 by the Johnston County Sheriff’s Office. Detectives charged Rodriguez with five counts of taking indecent liberties with a child and five counts of statutory sex offense with a child by an adult.
Kenly Man Linked To Vehicle Theft
MICRO – Andrew Michael Toler, 47, of the 6900 block of US 301 North, Kenly was arrested August 25 by the Johnston County Sheriff’s Office. Toler is charged with obtaining property by false pretense and larceny of a motor vehicle, both felony offenses. On August 7, a Selma...
Police probe shooting on Gold Street
Wilson police are investigating an early Wednesday shooting that damaged a Gold Street home and vehicle. No one was injured. Officers responded to a 4:18 a.m. shots-fired call on the 1100 block of Lee Street. When police arrived, they found several shell casings in the road and in the driveway of the 1103 Gold St. home, according to Sgt. Eric […] The post Police probe shooting on Gold Street first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
Patient with minor injuries rescued from 25-foot embankment in Snow Hill
SNOW HILL, Greene County — First responders with the Snow Hill Rural Fire Department rescued a person that fell down a 25-foot embankment early Thursday morning. The department says they responded to SE Third Street in Snow Hill around 8:45 am to a report of subject that had fallen.
Back-to-back fires destroy 2 vehicles, damage apartment
Two vehicles were destroyed and an apartment was damaged, displacing two occupants, in fires that occurred roughly 30 minutes and a mile apart Wednesday afternoon. Wilson Fire/Rescue Services was first dispatched to 1704 Vineyard Drive, where firefighters found smoke coming from a roof vent near the right side of a building with four apartments. “Crews located a ventilation fan that […] The post Back-to-back fires destroy 2 vehicles, damage apartment first appeared on Restoration NewsMedia.
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