Complaint prompts drug trafficking arrest in Craven County
A citizen complaint about drug activity on Cow Pen Landing Road in Vanceboro led to a Craven County Sheriff's Office Narcotics Division operation that recovered more than 15 grams of heroin over 4 grams of fentanyl over 20 grams of methamphetamine and over 10 grams of marijuana. Charity Hughes Credle, 37, of Cow Pen Landing Road, was arrested Wednesday and charged with multiple felonies including trafficking heroin and possession with intent to manufacture and sell heroin and fentanyl.
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Man Dies After Encounter With Fayetteville Officers
In North Carolina a man died in the back of a patrol car after being handcuffed following officers responding to reports of a man acting strangely door to door. Deputies say the man jumped on a car hood and began beating the patrol car before officers subdued him and conducted CPR. The State Bureau of Investigation is reviewing the case and involved officers are on administrative duty.
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Transgender man Avery Scurlock killed in North Carolina field
Brenda Scurlock mourns her son Avery 23 who was transgender, murdered after meeting a man from a dating website. The Associated Press notes Avery's death adds to national counts of transgender deaths amid racism and misogyny.
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Budget veto override stymied as House delays vote
The North Carolina House kept the budget veto override on the calendar with no vote until Wednesday. Speaker Tim Moore indicated he would call the override only with enough votes. Meanwhile mini budget bills moved forward to address less contentious items like state employee raises, while Democrats claim missed sessions and limited turnout amid 9/11 events.
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