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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 2015
Page
3
Police say 45 year old Alston Anthony Jack of 1614 Herman Drive pushed Nafisa Jack from a second story window on Monday morning. She sustained serious back injuries. Jack was charged with assault with serious bodily injury and jailed without bond.
Friends and family describe the young man with bright red hair as adventurous easygoing and loving. His grandmother Alice Neal recalls his trademark hair his mother says he stayed laid back and found the silver lining if plans failed. Sisk adds he was a good kid who tried to calm conflicts and make the world feel OK. Reporter Lauren Baheri contributed.
Angelia Smith confirmed she alerted police when her granddaughter was found in danger after her son Joshua Smith, facing a $25,000 bond, was charged with child abuse resulting in severe bodily injury. The child was checked by EMS and social workers and custody was given to the grandmother as the family plans to address the issue.
Crews will work at night for about two weeks on an $80,000 project to install a French drain system aimed at redirecting subsurface water away from the road and prevent ice. Weather permitting, the aim is to finish before cold weather increases hazards. sand-filled pavement holes earlier tried to absorb water.
Daily police report from Gaston County Sheriff and Gastonia police lists 7 adult arrests on December 5 from 3:10 a.m. to 5:50 p.m. including Isaac Avery Brown cocaine related violations, Cesarro Coleman assault, Robert Pascarella larceny, William Clinton drug violations, Justin McGill drug equipment cases, and Charles Medford assault intimidation, with each suspect’s address and time of arrest.
The North Carolina Department of Transportation maintains an on call crew available 24 seven for road hazards. If you encounter ice or other danger after hours call 911 and emergency communications will relay to the Transportation Department. Response times are typically 45 minutes to one hour.
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