Local Arrest Reports Show Multiple Gastonia Suspects
Jamie Lynn Dorsey, 26, of 1037 Nottingham Drive, faces simple assault charges after a 1:27 a.m. incident at her home. Steven Jay Hancock, 42, same address, charged with assault at 1:30 a.m. Kendall Montrar McCullough, 19, 2595 Loblolly Pine Drive, cited for larceny shoplifting at 5:40 p.m. William David McFalls, 54, 2217 S York Road, charged with simple assault at 9:47 p.m. Rico Pagan, 41, 556 N Rhyne St, charged with synthetic drug possession at 11:45 a.m. Justin Antonio al Thomas, 26, 345 Mountain View St, Gastonia, cited for resisting arrest or escape from custody at 12:15 a.m. All incidents occurred in Gastonia listed addresses.
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Local Police Reports List Multiple Suspects and Addresses
Gaston County Police Department reports show Mark Stephen, 51, of 103 Banks Drive Cherryville, charged at 12:14 p.m. with drug equipment violations and narcotic misdemeanors. Kimberly Wright, 41, of 355 Freedom Mill Road Gastonia, charged at 2:30 p.m. with fraud involving false pretenses. Mark Allen Wise, 26, of 601 Tuckaseege Road Mount Holly, charged at 11:20 p.m. with property damage vandalism and drug violations.
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Gaston County arrests and warrants listing multiple suspects
A Gaston County Sheriff’s Office release lists numerous individuals with charges and addresses. Entries include Aaron Lamar Alexander 25 of 1850 Hartford Drive facing CFA contempt of court and perjury. Christopher Deanthony Beaudry 22 of 108 Paxton St facing parole violation. Waddell Boulware 49 of 508 Pattie Ann Drive facing OFA contempt. Lakisha Dichell Kennedy 26 of 3200 Hercell Ramp facing OFA contempt and jury/court violation. Kara Lynn Lesperance 28 of 3001 Lowell Road facing assault intimidation. Edward Anthony Ohara 21 of 84 Kennedy Drive facing larceny-other. Rico Pagan 41 of 556 N. Rhyne St facing CFA contempt. Marquis Antwone Parks 31 of 1010 W Sixth Ave facing drug possession. James Jason Perscola 29 of 3001 Lowell Road. Markus Antwayne Thomas 27 of 345 Old Mountain View Road facing OFA contempt and perjury. Stacy Shandora Wilson 31 of 333 Park Terrace Drive facing jury/court violation.
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Obama and Boehner push to avert fiscal cliff by year end
President Obama urged lawmakers to pass a bill to shield millions from tax hikes and extend unemployment benefits as Congress faces a Jan. 1 deadline. Speaker Boehner said Obama must concede more, while both planned to resume talks after Christmas to reach a measure acceptable to both houses.
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Mexico frees ex Marine jailed for bringing in gun
Marine veteran Jon Hammar was released from a Matamoros detention center after months in jail for attempting to carry a family heirloom shotgun across the Mexico border. U S officials planned to drive him to Brownsville Texas as Rep Ileana Ros Lehtinen and Sen Bill Nelson praised the decision.
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Bells toll for Sandy Hook victims in Newtown memorial
Newtown held a bell toll on Friday one week after the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre that killed 20 children and six adults. Gov Malloy joined officials on Edmond Town Hall steps as 26 bells rang for each life lost, amid national vigil and renewed gun debate.
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Lawsuit Against Gaston College Detailed in Fraud Claims
The suit targets Gaston College and officials including the president and U.S. Department of Education alleging illegal policies on financial aid. It cites improper recording of academics, misused funds, withholding aid until 60 percent attendance, altered grades and withdrawals, and discriminatory practices. Plaintiff Oates seeks reinstatement, back pay, and a court order to halt unlawful practices and ensure equal employment opportunities for African-Americans.
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Fire damages home on W Fourth Ave in Gastonia
Gastonia Fire Department responded to a house fire at 208 West Fourth Avenue at 12 26 p m Friday. Officials said a faulty bathroom outlet caused the blaze. Smoke and flames were seen on arrival. Damage totaled about 30000 with no injuries. Wade Allen
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