High Point Enterprise

Man accused of stealing from former employer

By ENTERPRISE STAFF,

4 days ago

RANDOLPH COUNTY — A Randolph County man was arrested and accused of stealing landscaping equipment from his former employer in Davidson County, the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office said.

Ethan Dell Harvell, 26, of Old Mendenhall Road in far northwestern Randolph County near High Point was charged with felony possession of stolen goods and misdemeanor resisting arrest.

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