Second Suspect Arrested For Armed Robbery In High Point
High Point police completed a multi‑officer probe by arresting Clifton Darell Welch 21 of Kingsway Drive on armed robbery charges for the Wilco service station holdup on N Main Street. Walter Eugene McClain 22 of Greensboro was taken into custody earlier for related robbery charges. Additional arrests followed for offenses at a Gas Barn break in and other crimes. police logged pellet damage to vehicles, home break ins, and vandalism across several streets.
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High Point
Clifton Darell Welch
Kingsway Drive
Wilco Service
N. Main Street
Walter Eugene McClain
Greensboro
Darrell Cagel
Bolton Street
Gary Lee Doby
Harvis Lee Steele
S. Elm Street
Kenneth Reece Bright
David F. Dickinson
Silver Service Stolen In Greensboro Home
Mrs. Barbara Horton reported a silver serving set stolen from her Greensboro home over several weeks while workers were in the residence. No value listed. Also missing from Jamestown Junior High School cafeteria was $20 in a bank deposit bag after a forced entry. A freezer door was forced open. Jim Cottrell announced NC natives will compete in the Winter Special Olympics in Steamboat Springs Colorado beginning February 5 with four from Charlotte and three from Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Horton
Wendover Avenue
Greensboro
Guilford
Jamestown Junior High School
Boone
Jim Cottrell
North Carolina
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Charlotte
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation
Police Probe Trinity Street House Break-In
Police investigated a Trinity Street break-in at the Mary Alice Foust residence after a back door glass pane was removed. Estimated $10 damage to the door reported with no missing items. A separate rock threw a window at Trotter's Restaurant on E Main Street. $15 candy missing and $200 total damages noted.
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Thomasville
Trinity Street
Mary Alice Foust
Trotter
E. Main Street
Three Receive Prison Terms After Reduced Robbery Pleas
Superior Court Judge Charles T. Kivett sentenced three armed robbery suspects for common law robbery. Herbert Gregg and Lavern Josey, both from Thomasville, drew five years active terms. Sheri Welch, of Jamestown, got a split sentence with six months active followed by probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Charles T. Kivett
Herbert Gregg
Colin Street
Lavern Josey
Mary James Avenue
Thomasville
East Side Curb Market
E. Green Drive
Sheri Welch
Barrett Drive
Jamestown
Kivett
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W. Green Drive
Thomas Keith Walker
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Robert Dean Essick
Rt. 1
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William Clarence Herndon
Bolingbroke Road
D. C
Tyview Court
Joyce Tucker
N. Centennial Street
David Roddy Cheek
S. Main Street
Floyd Pike
Mt. Airy
Don Gilstrap
W. B. Farmier
Lindsay Street
Wendle Pickett
Henley Street
Amos Whitt Jr
Route 5
Roy Avenue
James McDuffie
Furlough Street
Kimberly Street
Harrison & Dawkins Builders
Mendenhall-Moore Realtors
Sharon Street
Clayton Everett
Sharon
Issac Junior Jones
Park Street
Gary Gene Smith
Route 10
Trinity Street House
Bam. Ti Spm
The
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Enterprise
Ann Sjoerdsma
University of North Carolina
William Randolph Hearst Foundation
Ms. Sjoerdsma
Pease
UNC
Bethesda
Kibby Lynn Holden
Charlie Watlington
Plunander Hines
Winston-Salem
Thomas R. Cummings
Raymond Ayers
Gwyn Blevins
Baldwin
Morrow Piano & Organ CO
W. Market St
N. C
Ase
Debs’ JR
S. Main ST
Archdale
Lexington Rd
N.C
Mary Hartman
America
Reader's Digest
RCA
RCA Jack & White
Household Appliance Company
N. Wrenn St
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