Memorial services for Chapman and White announced
New Bern New Bern woman Kateri Chapman 78 died September 10 2019 at Carolina East Medical Center. Her memorial service is set for 3 p.m. Sunday September 15 at Bryant Funeral Home Chapel with visitation one hour prior. Debra Marie White 60 died August 29 2019 at Carolina East Medical Center. A memorial service will be held September 14 2019 from noon to 3 p.m. at West New Bern Recreation Center with arrangements by Cotten Funeral Home & Crematory.
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Wenonah Kateri Chapman
Carolina East Medical Center
Bryant Funeral Home
Bryant Funeral Home and
Crematory Alliance
Debra Marie White
West New Bern Recreation Center
Pinetree Dr
Cotten Funeral Home & Crematory
Chair of Charlotte police review board charged with sex assaults
Henry Black Jr the chair of Charlotte Citizens Review Board faces four counts of incest 14 counts of indecent liberties with children two counts of statutory rape three counts of statutory sex offense and two counts of child abuse in a sex crimes case spanning 1996 to 2018. He was arrested in Myrtle Beach and held without bail as investigators seek other potential victims and witnesses.
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Citizens Review Board
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Charlotte-Mecklenburg
CMPD
Black
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Gerald Smith
Smith
O'Dell
Public Records
Genesis Project Family Wellness Center
Observer
North Carolina
JR Black
UNC Charlotte
Horry County
South Carolina
North Carolina Disaster Relief Fund nears $6 million
Governor Roy Cooper announced nearly 5.9 million dollars has been raised for North Carolina's Disaster Relief Fund after Hurricane Florence. Donations came from individuals, schools, corporations, small businesses, foundations, and philanthropists to aid rent, mortgage, home repairs, and personal property through grants managed by the Golden LEAF Foundation and the North Carolina Community Foundation.
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Roy Cooper
North Carolina
Florence
Cooper
Governor's Office
Golden Leaf Foundation
The
North Carolina Community Foundation
Relief Fund
Officer won't face charges in fatal suspect shooting
Wake County district attorney Lorrin Freeman said Raleigh officer W B Edwards will not face criminal charges after he shot 30 year old Soheil Mojarrad who approached with a knife during a April incident. Autopsy showed eight gunshot wounds while questions linger about body worn and vehicle camera usage. Mojarrad's parents described him as mentally ill and questioned justification.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
WRAL
Wake County
Lorrin Freeman
W.B. Edwards
Soheil Antonio Mojarrad
Edwards
Mojjarrad
Mojarrad
West New Bern mixed use plan shifts to residential focus
Powell outlines West New Bern development featuring 1600 to 3400 square foot homes priced 200000 to 300000 with utilities on site and a 35 acre lake chain plus walking paths green space and a recreation center. The 388.7 acre site has been rezoned to residential and commercial as plans favor rooftops to attract retailers.
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Powell
West New Bern
Bev Perdue
Hawkins
Weyerhaeuser
Trial testimony details Whitford shooting case
Witness Shawn Bennett testified hearing a sequence of gunshots after going to bed around 11 p.m. He said the noises came from different guns. Jerry and Fay Jarman testified about visiting the Whitfords for oysters, noting Jimmy Whitford drank moonshine but appeared sober. They described Mrs. Whitford as hunter, not angry, during the visit. Prosecutors questioned Fay Jarman about alleged affairs. she denied. Whitford is defended by Chesnutt Clemmons Mills. prosecutors include Overton-Spados Barwick and Ford. District Justice Scott Thomas withdrew from the case. Trial to resume Thursday afternoon.
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Whitford
Shawn Bennett
Jerry
Fay Jarman
Whitfords
Jimmy Whitford
Jerry Jarman
Gary Clemmons
Michael Mills
Ms. Overton-Spados
Amber Lueken Barwick
Jordan Ford
Scott Thomas
Craven County
Small 2.5 quake rattles western North Carolina near Cherokee
USGS reports a 2.5 magnitude earthquake outside Cherokee in western North Carolina with no damage or injuries. The agency notes regional tremors have been felt since 1776, while larger quakes occur every few decades, the strongest on record reaching 5.1 in 1916.
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North Carolina
Cherokee
Ashville
Tennessee
USGS
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