The supplied arrest record lists Otis Franklin Perry as booked on October 17, 2026, on a charge of communicating threats. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 14-277.1, communicating threats is a Class 1 misdemeanor. The offense generally involves an alleged willful threat of physical injury or property damage, communicated under circumstances that would cause a reasonable person to believe it is likely to be carried out, with the recipient actually holding that belief.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, the circumstances underlying the allegation—including the alleged statements, the parties involved and the investigating agency—cannot be independently established from this record.

The supplied information does not establish Perry’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates or any disposition of the charge. The booking entry alone does not show whether the case remains pending or has been resolved. Perry is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied arrest record, Dayquan Bretta Smith was booked on October 17, 2026, on a charge of stalking. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Under North Carolina law, stalking is generally a Class A1 misdemeanor, though certain circumstances can elevate it to a felony. The supplied record does not identify the statutory subsection or charge classification, so the severity of Smith’s specific charge cannot be confirmed.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative describing the alleged conduct, the circumstances leading to the booking, or the investigating agency.

The record does not establish Smith’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any disposition of the charge. Those details would require confirmation through court or detention records. Smith is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Dexter Onetha Tinnin as booked on October 17, 2026, on a charge of communicating threats. In North Carolina, communicating threats is generally a Class 1 misdemeanor under N.C. General Statutes § 14-277.1. The statute addresses allegations of willfully threatening physical injury to a person or damage to property, communicating that threat, and circumstances in which both a reasonable person and the recipient would believe it would be carried out. The booking entry alone does not establish those elements.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances underlying the allegation—including the alleged statements, the parties involved, and the location of the reported incident—remain unverified.

The supplied record does not disclose bond conditions, release or custody status, court dates, or any case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Tinnin is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Carmen Elena Montesdeoca Hernandez with a booking date of October 17, 2026, and an alleged failure-to-appear charge. That date is in the future relative to July 14, 2026, so the entry should not be treated as confirmation of a completed arrest without verification. Failure to appear generally concerns an alleged failure to attend a required court proceeding; the applicable statute and whether the charge is a misdemeanor or felony cannot be determined from the charge label alone.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were supplied or identified in the provided materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative about the underlying proceeding, the allegedly missed court appearance, or the circumstances associated with the booking entry.

The materials do not establish current custody status, bond conditions, upcoming hearings, or a case disposition. The booking date and case status require verification through official records. Any charge remains an allegation, and Montesdeoca Hernandez is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists DAKOTA HAYDEN with a booking date of October 17, 2026, and an alleged failure-to-appear charge. Failure to appear generally concerns an alleged failure to attend a required court proceeding. The record does not identify the governing statute, underlying case, or offense classification, so the charge’s statutory severity and potential penalties cannot be determined from the information provided.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated account of the circumstances surrounding the alleged missed appearance or the listed booking.

The listed booking date is in the future relative to September 6, 2026, and requires verification before the booking can be reported as having occurred. The materials do not establish Hayden’s custody status, bond, next court date, or case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Hayden is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied booking record, Anthony Andres-Bolanos was booked on October 17, 2026, on an allegation of misdemeanor larceny. In North Carolina, misdemeanor larceny is generally a Class 1 misdemeanor under N.C. General Statutes § 14-72 and typically involves alleged theft of property valued at $1,000 or less, subject to statutory exceptions. The record does not identify the property, its value, or the circumstances of the alleged offense.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. As a result, no independently corroborated narrative about the alleged incident is available for this summary.

The supplied record does not establish Andres-Bolanos’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any disposition of the charge. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Andres-Bolanos is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Joshua Javon Branch is listed in the supplied arrest record with a booking date of October 16, 2026, and an allegation of failure to appear. That designation generally concerns an alleged failure to attend a required court proceeding. The record does not identify the jurisdiction, applicable statute, underlying case, or offense classification, so the precise legal basis and severity cannot be determined from the information provided.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news articles were supplied or identified in the accompanying materials. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the alleged missed appearance or the circumstances of the booking.

The supplied record does not establish Branch’s current custody status, bond conditions, next court date, or case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt, and Branch is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Virginia David as booked on October 16, 2026, on a charge of simple assault. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. In North Carolina, simple assault is generally a Class 2 misdemeanor under N.C. General Statutes § 14-33(a), rather than a felony. The supplied record does not identify the charging statute or describe the alleged conduct.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided, so there is no additional reporting available here to establish the circumstances behind the allegation. The record also does not specify bond, custody status, court dates, a plea, or a case disposition. Booking alone does not establish that David remains in custody or that the charge has been adjudicated. David is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Rolando Estrada Pantaleon as booked on October 16, 2026, on an allegation of impaired driving. In North Carolina, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 20-138.1, with potential penalties that vary according to the applicable sentencing level and aggravating or mitigating factors. The record does not identify a statutory citation, sentencing level, or circumstances supporting the allegation.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or located in the supplied materials. Consequently, details such as the location of the alleged incident, the basis for the arrest, and any chemical testing remain unverified. The record also provides no information about bond, release, court dates, or a case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt; Pantaleon is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Brandy Elizabeth Morales as booked on October 16, 2026, with an alleged probation violation. The record does not identify the jurisdiction, applicable statute, underlying offense, or conduct alleged to have violated probation. A probation violation generally concerns alleged noncompliance with court-ordered supervision conditions rather than necessarily constituting a new criminal offense. Its classification and potential consequences cannot be determined from this entry alone.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the circumstances of the booking or the alleged violation.

The materials do not establish Morales’s current custody status, any release conditions, a hearing date, or a court disposition. The booking entry is not a judicial finding that a violation occurred. The allegation remains unproven, and Morales is entitled to due process and the presumption of innocence regarding any criminal accusation unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Reinaldo Perozo as booked on October 16, 2026, on an alleged offense abbreviated as “LAR REMOVE/DEST/DEACT COMPO.” That wording appears consistent with North Carolina’s felony-larceny provision concerning the removal, destruction, or deactivation of an anti-shoplifting or inventory-control component. Under N.C. General Statutes § 14-72.11(2), qualifying conduct is classified as a Class H felony regardless of the property’s value. The abbreviation alone, however, does not confirm the precise statutory charge; the charging document would be needed for verification.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were included in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated account of the alleged incident, including its location, the property involved, or the circumstances leading to the booking.

The materials do not establish Perozo’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or any disposition of the charge. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Perozo is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied booking record, Sterling Bishop Thompson was booked on October 16, 2026, on a charge of simple assault. The charge alleges assaultive conduct; the record does not describe the alleged actions. In North Carolina, simple assault is generally a Class 2 misdemeanor under N.C. General Statutes § 14-33(a), rather than a felony. Potential penalties depend on factors including prior convictions and the court’s judgment.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, no independently corroborated narrative is available concerning the circumstances, any alleged injuries, or the relationship between those involved.

The supplied record does not establish Thompson’s current custody status, bond conditions, next court date, or case disposition. A booking record documents an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Thompson is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Terrell Tasham Coleman with a booking date of October 16, 2026, and an allegation of larceny. Under North Carolina law, larceny generally involves taking another person’s property without consent and with the intent to permanently deprive the owner of it. The offense may be classified as a misdemeanor or felony depending on the property’s value and other statutory circumstances. The record does not identify a statute, offense classification, property value, or circumstances sufficient to determine the charge’s severity.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative describing the alleged incident, the property involved, or the circumstances leading to the listed booking.

The materials do not establish Coleman’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any disposition of the charge. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Coleman is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Daniel Travon Rudd as booked on October 16, 2026, on an allegation of a probation violation. A probation violation generally concerns alleged noncompliance with court-ordered supervision conditions and does not necessarily constitute a separate criminal offense. The record does not identify the governing statute, the underlying conviction, or the conduct alleged, so the violation’s classification and potential consequences cannot be determined from the available information.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. The record also does not establish Rudd’s current custody status, any bond conditions, a hearing date, or a court disposition. The booking entry alone does not establish that a violation occurred. The allegation remains unproven, and Rudd is entitled to the presumption of innocence unless and until guilt is established in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists REINALDO JESUS ARIAS PEROZO with a booking date of October 16, 2026, and a charge abbreviated as “LAR REMOVE/DEST/DEACT COMPO.” That description appears to refer to alleged larceny involving the removal, destruction or deactivation of an antishoplifting or inventory-control device component. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 14-72.11(2), larceny committed under those circumstances is generally a Class H felony, regardless of the property’s value. The precise charge and statutory classification should be confirmed through the charging document.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated narrative concerning the alleged incident, including its location, the property involved or the circumstances leading to the reported booking.

The supplied information does not establish the case’s current procedural status, bond conditions, hearing schedule or disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Perozo is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Ashley Nicole Hunter as booked on October 16, 2026, on an allegation of stalking. In North Carolina, stalking is governed by N.C. General Statute § 14-277.3A and generally involves repeated harassment or conduct directed at someone that meets statutory requirements concerning fear or substantial emotional distress. The offense is ordinarily a Class A1 misdemeanor, but specified circumstances can elevate it to a felony. The record does not identify the applicable statute or charge classification in Hunter’s case.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative available concerning the alleged conduct, the circumstances leading to the booking, or the investigating agency.

The supplied information does not establish Hunter’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any case disposition. A booking record documents an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Hunter is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied arrest record, DEONTA D. STATON was booked on October 16, 2026, on a charge of assault on a female. Under North Carolina law, that offense generally involves an alleged assault on a female by a male who is at least 18 years old and is classified as a Class A1 misdemeanor under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-33(c)(2). Class A1 is the state’s most serious misdemeanor classification; any sentence would depend on the case’s outcome and applicable sentencing factors.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were identified in the supplied materials. The record does not provide an account of the alleged incident, including its location, the circumstances leading to the charge, or whether any injuries were reported.

The supplied information establishes only the reported booking and charge. It does not confirm Staton’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any disposition of the case. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Staton is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Junior Alberto Batista-Rodriguez as booked on October 16, 2026, on a charge labeled “MISD CONSPIRACY.” That label indicates an allegation of misdemeanor conspiracy, generally involving an agreement to commit an unlawful act. The record does not identify the alleged underlying offense, applicable statute, or misdemeanor class, so the precise legal elements and potential penalties cannot be determined from the information provided.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were supplied or identified in the provided materials. Accordingly, there is no corroborating narrative describing the alleged conduct, circumstances of the arrest, or involvement of other individuals.

The supplied information does not establish Batista-Rodriguez’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any disposition of the charge. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Batista-Rodriguez is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Markita Quran Spencer as booked on October 16, 2026, on an allegation of impaired driving. The entry does not identify the arresting agency, location, or applicable statute. In North Carolina, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 20-138.1, with sentencing severity determined by applicable aggravating and mitigating factors. The booking entry alone does not establish a sentencing level.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied material. Consequently, no independently corroborated account is available concerning the circumstances of the alleged offense, any traffic stop, or evidence supporting the charge.

The supplied information does not establish Spencer’s custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or whether the charge has been resolved. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Spencer is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Sergei Allred as booked on October 16, 2026, on an alleged probation violation. A probation violation generally concerns an allegation that a person failed to comply with court-ordered supervision conditions. The record provides no statutory citation, underlying offense, or description of the alleged violation, so its precise classification and potential consequences cannot be determined from the available information.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. There is therefore no independently corroborated narrative explaining the circumstances of the booking or the conduct alleged to have violated probation.

The supplied record does not establish Allred’s current custody status, bond conditions, hearing schedule, or whether a court has ruled on the allegation. A booking entry is not a judicial finding. Allred is presumed innocent of any alleged criminal conduct unless and until proven guilty in a court of law, and the alleged probation violation remains subject to judicial determination.

The supplied record lists Jaquarius Taylor with a booking date of October 16, 2026, and an alleged charge of “fugitive from justice.” Because that date is in the future as of this report, it should be verified before the entry is treated as a completed arrest. A fugitive-from-justice designation generally concerns an allegation that a person is wanted in another jurisdiction and may face extradition or transfer proceedings. The record identifies no governing statute or underlying offense, so the charge’s classification, severity and potential penalties cannot be determined.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative establishing the circumstances of the alleged arrest, the requesting jurisdiction or the basis for the fugitive allegation.

The materials do not establish Taylor’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule or the outcome of any extradition proceedings. This entry is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Taylor is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Lastarr Deshawn Johnson as booked on October 15, 2026, on an allegation of a probation violation. The entry does not identify a governing statute, the underlying conviction, or the conduct alleged to have violated probation. A probation violation generally concerns alleged noncompliance with court-ordered supervision rather than necessarily constituting a new criminal offense. Its potential consequences depend on the underlying case, applicable law, and the court’s findings.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were supplied or identified in the provided materials. Accordingly, there is no additional reporting establishing the circumstances of the booking or the basis for the allegation.

The provided record does not establish Johnson’s current custody status, bond conditions, hearing schedule, or any judicial disposition. A booking entry is not proof that a violation occurred. Johnson is entitled to applicable due-process protections, and any criminal charges must be treated as allegations, with the presumption of innocence maintained unless and until guilt is established in court.

The supplied arrest record lists KYMEIR ROBERTS with a booking date of October 15, 2026, and an alleged failure to appear. That designation generally concerns an alleged failure to attend a required court proceeding; it does not establish guilt on any underlying charge. The record does not identify the applicable statute, underlying case, or offense classification, so the charge’s statutory basis and severity cannot be determined from the information provided.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or located in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated account of the circumstances surrounding the alleged missed appearance or booking.

The supplied record does not establish Roberts’ current custody status, bond conditions, next court date, or case disposition. The booking entry alone does not establish a conviction. Roberts is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists DIEGO, FELIX CASTANEDA with a booking date of October 15, 2026, and an allegation of failure to appear. That date is in the future as of this report, so the entry should not be treated as confirmation of a completed arrest without verification. Failure to appear generally concerns an alleged failure to attend a required court proceeding. The record does not identify the underlying case, applicable statute, or charge classification, preventing a reliable determination of its statutory severity or potential penalties.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independent narrative establishing the circumstances of the alleged missed appearance. The available record also does not establish current custody status, bond conditions, upcoming hearings, or a case disposition. The listed charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and the individual is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists ANTHONY CRAIG as booked on October 15, 2026, on an allegation of “DWLR IMPAIRED REVOCATION,” or driving while license revoked for an impaired-driving-related revocation. Under North Carolina General Statute § 20-28(a1), this offense is generally a Class 1 misdemeanor. The charge alleges driving while a qualifying license revocation was in effect; it does not, by itself, allege that Craig was impaired at the time of the reported incident.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied information. The record therefore offers no independently corroborated account of the circumstances, including the location, reason for a traffic stop, or arresting agency.

The available information establishes only a reported booking and charge, not a conviction. No court dates, bond information, custody updates, or case disposition were supplied, so Craig’s current case status cannot be confirmed. The charge remains an allegation, and Craig is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Shannon Gaddy Faucette as booked on October 15, 2026, on an allegation described as “POSSESS CONTROL SUBSTANCE SCHEDULE VI.” Under North Carolina law, Schedule VI includes marijuana and certain related substances, with possession generally addressed by N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-95. The offense’s classification and potential penalties depend on the substance, quantity, and applicable statutory provisions; the brief charge description alone does not establish whether this allegation is a misdemeanor or felony.

No external law enforcement press releases or news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, the circumstances leading to the reported booking—including the location, alleged substance, quantity, and evidence supporting the allegation—cannot be independently established from this information.

The supplied record does not disclose bond conditions, custody status, court dates, or any disposition. It documents a reported booking and allegation, not a finding of guilt. Faucette is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Judi Ann McAdoo with a booking date of October 15, 2026, and an alleged failure-to-appear charge. That date is in the future relative to September 3, 2026, so the entry does not establish that a booking has already occurred and requires verification. Failure to appear generally concerns an alleged failure to attend a required court proceeding. The record provides no statute, underlying case, or charge classification, so the applicable statutory provision and misdemeanor or felony severity cannot be determined from the information supplied.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated account of the circumstances, and the record does not establish McAdoo’s current custody status, bond conditions, next court date, or case disposition. The listed charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. McAdoo is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied record lists Tory Deon Pettiford with a booking date of October 15, 2026, and an allegation of failure to return hired property. That date is in the future relative to July 21, 2026, so the entry should not be treated as confirmation of a completed arrest without verification. The charge generally concerns an alleged failure to return rented property. The record does not identify the applicable statute, property value or offense classification, preventing a reliable determination of its statutory elements or misdemeanor or felony severity.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were supplied or identified in the accompanying material. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated account of the property involved, the rental agreement, any return demands or the circumstances underlying the allegation.

The case’s current status is unverified. The supplied information does not establish custody status, bond, court dates, a plea or any disposition. A booking entry or criminal charge is not proof of wrongdoing, and Pettiford is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists James David Smith as booked on October 15, 2026, on a charge of felony possession of cocaine. The charge alleges unlawful possession; it does not establish guilt. If filed under North Carolina law, cocaine possession is generally a Class I felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-95(d)(2). Any potential sentence would depend on the applicable law, the defendant’s prior record and the court’s findings.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. The record therefore offers no independently corroborated narrative about the circumstances of the arrest, including the alleged quantity of cocaine or the evidence supporting the charge.

The available information establishes only a reported booking and charge. It does not identify bond conditions, current custody status, upcoming court dates or a case disposition. The charge remains an allegation, and Smith is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The provided arrest record lists Christopher Richard Summers as booked on October 15, 2026, on a charge of second-degree sexual exploitation of a minor. In North Carolina, this offense is classified as a Class E felony under N.C. General Statute § 14-190.17 and generally concerns specified acts involving visual material depicting a minor engaged in sexual activity, including duplication, distribution, or receipt. The charge is an allegation; the booking entry does not identify the specific conduct prosecutors allege.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied information. As a result, there is no independently corroborated narrative available here regarding the investigation, the circumstances surrounding the arrest, or the evidence underlying the allegation.

The supplied record establishes only a reported booking and charge. It does not establish Summers’ current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, plea, or case disposition. Summers is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied record lists Markel Tate with a booking date of October 15, 2026, and an alleged failure-to-appear charge. That date is in the future relative to February 13, 2026, so the entry should not be treated as confirmation that an arrest has already occurred. Failure to appear generally concerns an alleged failure to attend a required court proceeding. The record provides no statute, underlying case information, or charge classification, preventing a reliable determination of the applicable offense level or potential penalties.

No external news articles or law enforcement press releases were provided or identified in the supplied material. Accordingly, there is no corroborating narrative about the alleged missed appearance or the circumstances surrounding the entry. The available information does not establish Tate’s current custody status, bond, upcoming court dates, or case disposition. The allegation is not a finding of guilt, and Tate is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists JAQUARIUS TAYLOR with a booking date of October 15, 2026, and an allegation of “resist, delay, or obstruct a public officer.” In North Carolina, this offense generally falls under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-223, which makes willfully and unlawfully resisting, delaying, or obstructing a public officer performing official duties a Class 2 misdemeanor. The entry does not identify a statutory citation or describe the alleged conduct, so the precise charging provision cannot be independently confirmed from this record alone.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently documented narrative explaining what led to the booking, which agency was involved, or the circumstances underlying the allegation.

The materials do not establish Taylor’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or any disposition of the charge. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Taylor is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists KALEEAH AJANAE TURNER with a booking date of October 15, 2026, and an impaired-driving charge. Assuming the charge was filed in North Carolina, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor under N.C. General Statutes § 20-138.1. The statute prohibits driving while impaired by an impairing substance or meeting specified alcohol-concentration criteria. Potential penalties vary according to the applicable sentencing level and any aggravating or mitigating factors; the booking entry alone does not establish those circumstances.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances of the alleged offense—including the location, reason for the stop, and any testing—cannot be independently described. The materials also do not establish Turner’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, plea, or case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Turner is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Jaylin Marquez Webb as booked on October 15, 2026, on an allegation of a probation violation. The entry does not identify the underlying conviction, the probation condition allegedly violated, or a specific statutory provision. Under North Carolina law, probation violations generally concern alleged noncompliance with court-ordered supervision rather than a new, separately classified criminal offense. Potential consequences depend on the underlying sentence and the court’s findings and can include modified supervision or, where legally authorized, revocation of probation.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news articles were included in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated narrative describing the alleged conduct, the circumstances of the arrest, or the agency involved.

The record provides no information about bond, custody status after booking, a scheduled hearing, or a court ruling. The booking entry alone does not establish that Webb violated probation. The allegation remains unproven, and Webb is entitled to due process and the presumption of innocence as to any criminal accusation unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Anthony Craig Elliott as booked on October 15, 2026, on a charge of “DWLR Impaired Revocation.” In North Carolina, this charge generally alleges driving on a public highway while a license is revoked for an impaired-driving-related reason, with knowledge of the revocation. The offense is classified as a Class 1 misdemeanor under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 20-28(a1). The charge does not, by itself, allege that Elliott was impaired at the time of the reported incident.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, the circumstances leading to the booking—including the location, reason for any traffic stop, and officers’ observations—cannot be established from the available information.

The record does not establish Elliott’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Elliott is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Christina Denise Johnston with a booking date of October 14, 2026, and an alleged parole violation. A parole violation generally concerns an alleged failure to comply with conditions of supervised release rather than necessarily constituting a new criminal offense. The record provides no governing statute, underlying conviction, or alleged violation details, so the applicable legal classification and potential consequences cannot be determined.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. There is therefore no independently corroborated account of the circumstances surrounding the listed booking or the conduct alleged to violate parole.

The materials do not establish Johnston’s current custody status, hearing schedule, or whether any violation has been adjudicated. The booking date also falls after the current date of February 20, 2026, and should be verified before publication. The listed allegation is not a finding of wrongdoing; Johnston is entitled to applicable due-process protections and is presumed innocent of any criminal charge unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Derrick Lamonte Leath is listed in the supplied arrest record as booked on October 14, 2026, on a charge of assault on a female. Under North Carolina law, that offense is generally a Class A1 misdemeanor under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-33(c)(2), involving an alleged assault on a female by a male who is at least 18 years old. Class A1 is the state’s most serious misdemeanor classification; any sentence would depend on the applicable law, prior convictions and court findings.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. The record therefore offers no independently corroborated narrative about the alleged incident, including its location, circumstances or any reported injuries. The booking entry alone does not establish what occurred.

The supplied information does not identify Leath’s custody or bond status, an upcoming court date, or any disposition of the charge. A booking record is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Leath is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied record identifies Jason Lyle Lunsford and lists a booking date of October 14, 2026, with an allegation of assault by strangulation. That date is in the future relative to this report, so the entry should not be treated as confirmation of a completed arrest without verification. Under North Carolina law, assault by strangulation is generally a Class H felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-32.4(b), involving an alleged assault that inflicts physical injury by strangulation, unless another law provides greater punishment.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated narrative about the alleged incident, including its circumstances, location, or the relationship between those involved.

The materials do not establish a verified current case status, bond amount, court date, plea, or disposition. The listed charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Lunsford is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Raquel Martinez with a booking date of October 14, 2026, and an allegation of failure to appear. Failure to appear generally concerns an alleged absence from a required court proceeding. The record does not identify the jurisdiction, applicable statute, underlying case, or offense classification, so the precise statutory basis and severity cannot be determined from the available information.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. As a result, there is no independently reported context explaining the alleged missed appearance or the circumstances surrounding the listed booking.

The available record does not establish Martinez’s current custody status, bond conditions, next court date, or case outcome. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Martinez is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Bobby Antonio McCaden is listed in the supplied arrest record with a booking date of October 14, 2026, and a charge of larceny. The charge alleges unlawful taking of another person’s property. Under North Carolina law, larceny can be a misdemeanor or felony depending on the property’s value and other statutory circumstances. The record does not identify a statute, offense classification, property value, or circumstances sufficient to establish the alleged charge’s severity.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were included in the supplied materials. Accordingly, no independently corroborated narrative is available concerning the alleged incident, the investigating agency, or the circumstances of McCaden’s arrest.

The supplied record does not establish McCaden’s current custody status, bond, court dates, or any disposition of the charge. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. McCaden is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Daniel Travon Rudd as booked on October 14, 2026, on an allegation of impaired driving. In North Carolina, impaired driving under N.C. General Statutes § 20-138.1 is a misdemeanor offense involving driving while impaired by an impairing substance or meeting specified alcohol-concentration thresholds. Sentencing severity depends on statutory aggravating and mitigating factors; the charge label alone does not establish the applicable punishment level.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances leading to the arrest—including the location, alleged driving behavior, and any testing results—cannot be established from this record.

The record documents a booking and charge but provides no information about bond, custody status, court dates, a plea, or a disposition. The current procedural status therefore remains unconfirmed. The charge is an allegation, and Rudd is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied record lists Kevin Dontae Ruffin with a booking date of October 14, 2026, and an alleged charge labeled “TRAFFIC IN COCAINE.” That date is later than the current date, July 17, 2026, so the entry should not be treated as confirmation of a completed arrest without verification. If this is a North Carolina charge, cocaine trafficking is a felony under N.C. General Statutes § 90-95(h)(3), generally involving at least 28 grams. Its classification and potential mandatory prison term and fine depend on the quantity alleged, which the supplied record does not identify.

No related law enforcement press releases or news articles were provided or identified in the supplied material. Accordingly, there is no independent narrative establishing the circumstances of the alleged offense, the investigating agency, or the evidence supporting the charge. The charge label alone does not establish that a sale occurred; North Carolina’s trafficking statute also covers qualifying possession, transportation, manufacture, or delivery.

The case’s current procedural status cannot be established from this entry. No verified information was supplied about custody, bond, court dates, a plea, or a disposition. Any charge remains an allegation, and Ruffin is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Mandy Mae Seeds as booked on October 14, 2026, on a charge described as “POSSESS CONTROL SUBSTANCE SCHEDULE I,” alleging possession of a Schedule I controlled substance. If the charge was filed under North Carolina law, possession of a Schedule I substance is generally a Class I felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-95(d)(1). The record does not identify the alleged substance, quantity, arresting agency or specific statutory citation.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated account here of the circumstances leading to the booking or the evidence supporting the allegation.

The supplied information does not establish Seeds’ current custody status, bond conditions, court dates or case disposition. A booking entry documents an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Seeds is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Shaka Shakir Scott as booked on October 14, 2026, on a charge abbreviated “AWDWWITK,” commonly meaning assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 14-32(c), that alleged offense is a Class E felony. The abbreviation’s interpretation should be confirmed against the formal charging document; the booking entry alone does not establish the underlying conduct.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. As a result, there is no independently corroborated narrative about the alleged incident, including its location, the weapon allegedly involved, or any reported injuries.

The materials do not establish Scott’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or whether the charge has subsequently been amended or resolved. A booking record reflects an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Scott is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Darius Qeon Williams as booked on October 14, 2026, on an allegation described as “POSSESS CONTROL SUBSTANCE SCHEDULE II.” Under North Carolina law, Schedule II substances are tightly regulated drugs with recognized medical uses and a high potential for abuse. Unlawful possession may be classified as a misdemeanor or felony depending on the substance and applicable statutory provisions. The abbreviated charge does not identify the substance, quantity, statute cited, or offense classification.

No related law enforcement press release or local news report was included in the supplied materials. Accordingly, the circumstances leading to the alleged possession, the arresting agency, and any supporting evidence cannot be established from the available information.

The booking entry does not establish the case’s current procedural status. No bond information, court date, plea, or disposition was provided. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Williams is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Timothy Lee Smith with a booking date of October 13, 2026, and an allegation of impaired driving. That date is in the future relative to September 29, 2026, so it should be verified before the record is described as a completed arrest. If this is a North Carolina charge, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 20-138.1, with penalties determined by statutory sentencing factors. The entry does not identify a statutory citation or provide enough information to establish the applicable sentencing level.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were supplied or identified in the provided materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative about the alleged incident, including the location, circumstances of any traffic stop, or evidence supporting the allegation.

The materials do not establish Smith’s current custody status, bond, court dates, plea, or case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Smith is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Christopher Scott Wright as booked on October 13, 2026, on an allegation of possession of drug paraphernalia. Under North Carolina law, possession of drug paraphernalia generally falls under N.C. General Statute § 90-113.22, a Class 1 misdemeanor; marijuana paraphernalia is addressed separately as a Class 3 misdemeanor. The record does not identify a statutory citation or substance, so the precise classification cannot be confirmed from the charge label alone.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. The circumstances leading to the booking, the items allegedly involved, and the arresting agency therefore remain unconfirmed.

The supplied information does not establish Wright’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or case outcome. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Wright is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists John William Wade as booked on October 13, 2026, on an allegation of assault on a female. Under North Carolina law, assault on a female by a male who is at least 18 years old is generally a Class A1 misdemeanor under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-33(c)(2). This is the state’s highest misdemeanor classification and can carry up to 150 days of incarceration, depending on criminal history and sentencing rules.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. The record does not describe the alleged conduct, the circumstances leading to the booking, or the relationship between Wade and the alleged victim. No additional narrative can be independently established from the information available.

The supplied record does not establish Wade’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or whether the charge has been resolved. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Wade is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied record lists TYRONE BALDWIN with a booking date of October 12, 2026, and an alleged offense labeled “AWDW OR ASSAULT INFLICTING SERIOUS INJURY.” In North Carolina, that wording generally corresponds to assault with a deadly weapon or assault inflicting serious injury under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-33(c)(1), a Class A1 misdemeanor—the state’s most serious misdemeanor classification. The precise statutory charge should be confirmed through the charging documents; the abbreviated listing alone does not establish a felony allegation.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated account of the alleged incident, including its location, any weapon allegedly involved, the nature of any injuries, or the circumstances leading to the booking.

The listed booking date is later than today, July 17, 2026, and requires verification before the entry can be reported as a completed arrest. The materials do not establish Baldwin’s custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or case disposition. Any charge is an allegation, not proof of wrongdoing, and Baldwin is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

John Junior Bellamy is listed in the supplied record with a booking date of October 12, 2026, and an alleged failure to appear. That booking date is in the future as of this report, so it should be verified before the record is described as a completed arrest. Failure to appear generally concerns an allegation that a person did not attend a required court proceeding. The record provides no statutory citation, jurisdiction, or underlying case information, preventing a reliable determination of the allegation’s legal classification or potential penalties.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances of the alleged missed appearance and any associated arrest remain unconfirmed.

The supplied record does not establish Bellamy’s current custody status, bond conditions, next court date, or case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Bellamy is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied record lists Jewells Jamari Facyson-Espada with a booking date of October 12, 2026, and an alleged charge described as “LARCENY MOTOR VEHICLE PARTS.” That date is in the future relative to February 15, 2026, and should be verified before the booking is reported as a completed event. The charge label generally describes an allegation of stealing vehicle parts. Without a statutory citation or charging document, the precise offense, misdemeanor or felony classification, and potential penalties cannot be reliably established.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative establishing the alleged incident’s circumstances, the property involved, or the basis for the accusation.

The materials do not establish the case’s current procedural status, custody or bond conditions, court dates, or any disposition. A booking entry is not proof of criminal conduct. Facyson-Espada is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists David Anthony Garcia as booked on October 12, 2026, on a charge of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 14-72.2, unauthorized use of a motor vehicle is generally a Class 1 misdemeanor involving the alleged taking or operation of a vehicle without the owner’s consent. The record does not identify the charging statute, arresting agency, incident location, or circumstances underlying the allegation.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the alleged vehicle use or Garcia’s alleged involvement.

The available information establishes only a reported booking and charge, not the case’s current disposition. Bond, custody status, court dates, and any subsequent rulings are not supplied. The charge is an allegation, and Garcia is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists KEYWAN WAYNE GRAVES with a booking date of October 12, 2026, and an alleged charge of second-degree kidnapping. That date is in the future relative to this report and requires verification. Under North Carolina General Statute § 14-39, second-degree kidnapping is a Class E felony involving unlawful confinement, restraint, or removal for a specified statutory purpose. The second-degree classification applies when the person allegedly kidnapped was released in a safe place and was neither seriously injured nor sexually assaulted.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances underlying the allegation, including the alleged conduct, location, and relationship between those involved, cannot be established from the available information.

The materials do not establish Graves’ current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any disposition of the charge. The booking entry alone does not establish guilt. Graves is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Marche McCoy as booked on October 12, 2026, on a charge of assault by strangulation. In North Carolina, assault by strangulation is generally a Class H felony under N.C. General Statute § 14-32.4(b), involving an allegation that a person assaulted another and inflicted physical injury by strangulation. The booking entry alone does not establish the circumstances of the alleged incident or prove that the offense occurred.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no additional reporting available here to establish the incident’s location, the parties’ relationship, or the circumstances leading to the charge. The materials also do not establish McCoy’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or case disposition. The charge remains an allegation, and McCoy is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Mastor Dupree Williams as booked on October 12, 2026, on an allegation of indecent exposure. In North Carolina, indecent exposure is addressed under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-190.9 and is generally a Class 2 misdemeanor, although certain circumstances can support a felony charge. The record does not identify a statutory subsection or charge classification, so the severity of Williams’s specific charge cannot be confirmed.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. The record offers no incident narrative, location, or explanation of the circumstances underlying the allegation.

The supplied information does not establish Williams’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or whether the charge has been resolved. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Williams is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists James Lacey Crutchfield as booked on October 11, 2026, on a charge of habitual larceny. In North Carolina, habitual larceny is a Class H felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-72(b)(6), involving an alleged larceny after at least four qualifying prior larceny convictions. The charge can apply regardless of the value of the property allegedly taken. The booking entry does not establish the underlying conduct or qualifying conviction history.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, details about the alleged incident—including its location, the property involved and the circumstances leading to the booking—remain unverified.

The available record does not specify bond, custody status, court dates, a plea or any disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Crutchfield is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Joseph John Radomski is listed in the supplied record with a booking date of October 11, 2026, and an alleged probation violation. The entry does not identify the jurisdiction, applicable statute, underlying conviction, or condition of probation allegedly violated. A probation violation generally concerns alleged noncompliance with court-ordered supervision; it does not necessarily constitute a new criminal offense. Its classification and potential consequences cannot be determined from this record alone.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated account of the circumstances leading to the booking or the conduct alleged to violate probation.

The record does not establish Radomski’s current custody status, bond conditions, hearing schedule, or any judicial determination. A booking entry is not proof that a violation occurred. The allegation remains unproven, and Radomski is presumed innocent of any criminal charge unless and until proven guilty in a court of law; any alleged probation violation must likewise be established through the applicable court process.

According to the supplied booking record, Richard Niles Newsome was booked on October 11, 2026, on a charge of felony possession of cocaine. The charge alleges unlawful possession; it does not establish guilt. Under North Carolina law, possession of cocaine is generally classified as a Class I felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-95(d)(2). Any potential sentence would depend on the applicable law, prior record and case outcome.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. The circumstances leading to the booking—including the location, alleged quantity of cocaine and basis for the allegation—therefore remain unverified.

The available record does not establish Newsome’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates or whether the charge has subsequently been amended, dismissed or resolved. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Newsome is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Matthew Martin Norton with a booking date of October 11, 2026, and an allegation of misdemeanor larceny. That date is in the future relative to this report and requires verification. Under North Carolina law, misdemeanor larceny generally involves the alleged theft of property valued at $1,000 or less and is ordinarily a Class 1 misdemeanor under N.C. General Statutes § 14-72, although statutory exceptions can make certain thefts felonies regardless of value. The record does not identify the property, its value, or the circumstances of the alleged offense.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were supplied or identified in the provided materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative establishing the alleged incident’s location, timing, or circumstances.

The materials do not establish Norton’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, plea, or case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Norton is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists CHRISTOPHER GRAY STEVENSON with a booking date of October 10, 2026, and an alleged failure-to-appear charge. Failure to appear generally concerns an allegation that a person did not attend a required court proceeding. The record does not identify the jurisdiction, applicable statute, underlying case, or offense classification, so the charge’s statutory basis, severity, and potential penalties cannot be established from the information provided.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were supplied or identified in the accompanying search results. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the alleged missed appearance or the circumstances of the booking.

The supplied information does not establish Stevenson’s current custody status, bond conditions, next court date, or case disposition. A booking entry is not proof of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Stevenson is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Richard Lee Moore is listed in the supplied arrest record as booked on October 10, 2026, on an allegation of failure to appear. Such a charge generally concerns an alleged failure to attend a required court proceeding. The record does not identify the jurisdiction, applicable statute, underlying case, or offense classification, so the charge’s statutory basis and severity cannot be determined from the information provided.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were supplied or identified in the provided materials. Accordingly, there is no additional reporting establishing the circumstances of the alleged missed appearance or the booking.

The supplied record does not establish Moore’s current custody status, bond conditions, upcoming court dates, or whether the allegation has been resolved. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Moore is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists HEATHER ALECE with a booking date of October 9, 2026, and a charge described as “OCCUPIED PROPERTY OFFICER INSIDE.” That abbreviated wording does not reliably identify a specific criminal offense. Without a statutory citation, jurisdiction, or charging document, the alleged conduct, offense classification, and potential penalties cannot be confirmed.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. As a result, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the circumstances of the alleged incident or arrest.

The materials do not establish Alece’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, plea, or case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Alece is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Jakeyah Lavone Dixon as booked on October 9, 2026, on an allegation of “attempted murder (non-specified).” Attempted murder is a serious felony charge generally requiring proof of an intent to kill and an overt act toward committing the offense that goes beyond preparation. The entry does not identify a statute or degree of the alleged offense, so the precise classification and potential sentencing range cannot be established from this record alone.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were included in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no additional reporting available here to establish the circumstances of the alleged incident, including its location, any reported injuries, or the basis for the charge.

The record documents a booking entry, not a finding of guilt. It provides no information about bond, continued custody, court appearances, or disposition, leaving the case’s current procedural status unconfirmed. Dixon is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied record lists Shannon Ontae Foust with a booking date of October 9, 2026, and an allegation of possession of drug paraphernalia. Under North Carolina law, possession of drug paraphernalia generally falls under N.C. General Statute § 90-113.22, a Class 1 misdemeanor; marijuana-related paraphernalia is addressed separately as a Class 3 misdemeanor. The record provides no statutory citation, so the precise classification cannot be confirmed.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated account of the circumstances, the items allegedly involved, or the basis for the charge.

The listed booking date is in the future relative to today, making verification necessary before treating this entry as a completed arrest. The materials do not establish bond conditions, court dates, or a case disposition. A charge is an allegation, not proof of guilt, and Foust is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Malik Antonio Moore as booked on October 9, 2026, on a charge described as “breaking or entering buildings generally.” Under North Carolina General Statute § 14-54, breaking or entering a building with intent to commit a felony or larceny is generally a Class H felony, while wrongful breaking or entering without that specified intent is a Class 1 misdemeanor. The record does not identify a statutory subsection or charge classification, so the precise severity of Moore’s alleged offense cannot be confirmed from the information provided.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were supplied or identified in the accompanying materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative establishing the alleged incident’s location, circumstances, or connection to Moore.

The booking entry does not establish Moore’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or case disposition. It documents an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Moore is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Guadalupe Jimenez Sosa as booked on October 9, 2026, with an entry of “parole violation.” That entry alleges a failure to comply with conditions of parole, rather than necessarily identifying a new criminal offense. The record provides no statutory citation, underlying conviction, or details of the alleged violation, so its precise legal classification and potential consequences cannot be determined. A substantiated parole violation can result in revocation and a return to custody, subject to applicable law and procedures.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated account of the circumstances leading to the reported booking or the conduct alleged.

The record does not establish Sosa’s current custody status, hearing schedule, or any ruling on the allegation. The listed booking date also falls after today, September 27, 2026, and requires verification before the booking can be reported as a completed event. The allegation is not a finding of wrongdoing; Sosa is entitled to applicable due process protections and remains presumed innocent of any criminal charge unless proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Heather Alece Currie with a booking date of October 9, 2026, and an alleged charge described as “discharge firearm into occupied property—officer inside.” That date is in the future relative to July 17, 2026, and should be verified before the booking is reported as a completed event. North Carolina General Statute § 14-34.1 generally makes discharging a firearm into occupied property a felony; the applicable classification depends on the circumstances and specific statutory subsection charged.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. The charge description alleges that an officer was inside the property, but it does not establish the location, circumstances, whether anyone was injured, or the officer’s role. No independent narrative of the alleged incident is available.

The supplied information does not establish Currie’s current custody status, bond, court dates, or any case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Currie is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Nicole Chante Goode is listed in the supplied arrest record with a booking date of October 9, 2026, and an alleged probation violation. A probation violation generally concerns an allegation that a person failed to comply with court-ordered supervision conditions; it does not, by itself, establish a new criminal offense. The record does not identify the underlying conviction, the condition allegedly violated, or a statutory citation, so the allegation’s precise legal classification and potential consequences cannot be determined.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated narrative describing the circumstances of the alleged violation or the booking.

The supplied record does not establish Goode’s current custody status, bond conditions, hearing schedule, or any court ruling. A booking entry is not a finding that a violation occurred. The allegation remains unproven, and Goode is entitled to due process and the presumption of innocence with respect to any criminal accusation unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Manuel Adrian Perez-Marcias as booked on October 8, 2026, on an impaired-driving charge. Under North Carolina law, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor governed by N.C. General Statutes § 20-138.1. The allegation can involve driving while impaired by an impairing substance or meeting a statutory alcohol-concentration threshold. Sentencing severity depends on applicable aggravating and mitigating factors; the record does not establish a sentencing level.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances leading to the charge—including the location, alleged driving behavior, and any testing—are not established here. The record also provides no information about bond, current custody status, court dates, or disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Perez-Marcias is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Cody Nicholas Kato is listed in the supplied arrest record with a booking date of October 8, 2026, and an alleged parole violation. A parole violation generally concerns alleged noncompliance with conditions of supervised release and does not necessarily constitute a new criminal offense. The record identifies no governing statute, specific conduct, or offense classification, so the allegation’s precise statutory basis and severity cannot be determined from the available information.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no additional reporting establishing the circumstances of the alleged violation or whether it involves a new criminal allegation.

The record does not establish Kato’s current custody status, hearing schedule, or any disposition. An alleged parole violation may lead to revocation proceedings, but no outcome is documented here. The booking entry is not a finding that a violation occurred; Kato is presumed innocent of any criminal allegation unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Vuintus Denale Mitchell as booked on October 8, 2026, on an allegation of possessing stolen goods. Under North Carolina law, possession of stolen goods is addressed by N.C. General Statutes § 14-71.1 and may be classified as a misdemeanor or felony depending on the property’s value and other statutory circumstances. The record does not identify the property, its value, or the charge classification, so the alleged offense’s severity cannot be determined from the information provided.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were included in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the alleged possession, the circumstances leading to the booking, or the investigating agency’s account.

The supplied record does not establish Mitchell’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or whether the charge has been resolved. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Mitchell is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Richard Weylin Sandlin with a booking date of October 8, 2026, and an allegation described as “DRUGS- EQUIPMENT/PARAPHERNALIA POSSESSING/C.” That description indicates an alleged drug-paraphernalia possession offense, generally involving equipment or items associated with controlled-substance use or preparation. The record does not identify the governing statute or clearly establish the offense classification, so its precise legal severity and potential penalties cannot be confirmed. The listed booking date is also in the future relative to this report and requires verification.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances of the alleged offense, the items allegedly involved, and the basis for the arrest remain unconfirmed. The materials do not establish Sandlin’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any case disposition. The listed charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Sandlin is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Ashley Marie Starling as booked on October 8, 2026, on a charge of larceny. The charge alleges unlawful taking of another person’s property. The record does not identify a statutory citation or specify whether the allegation is a misdemeanor or felony. Under North Carolina law, larceny classifications generally depend on the property’s value and other statutory circumstances; the available information is insufficient to determine the severity of this charge.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative describing the alleged incident, the property involved, or the circumstances leading to the booking.

The available record does not establish Starling’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or the case’s disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Starling is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The provided booking record lists Manuel Adrian Perez-Marcias as booked on October 8, 2026, on a charge of impaired driving. The charge alleges an offense; the record does not establish guilt or describe the circumstances of the alleged conduct. In North Carolina, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor under N.C. General Statutes § 20-138.1, with potential penalties including incarceration, fines and driver’s license consequences. The applicable sentencing level depends on facts and aggravating or mitigating factors not supplied here.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials, so no additional narrative context is available. The record does not disclose bond conditions, custody status, court dates, a plea or a case disposition. It therefore establishes only the reported booking and charge, not the case’s current procedural status. Perez-Marcias is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Kamille Yvonne Whack as booked on October 7, 2026, on an allegation of cruelty to animals. The record does not identify the governing statute, jurisdiction, or offense classification. Animal-cruelty offenses can carry misdemeanor or felony penalties depending on the applicable law and alleged conduct; the severity of this particular charge cannot be established from the information provided.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were supplied or identified in the accompanying material. Accordingly, there is no additional reporting available here to establish the circumstances of the alleged incident, the animals involved, or the basis for the charge.

The supplied information documents a booking entry, not a court outcome. It does not establish Whack’s current custody status, bond conditions, hearing schedule, or case disposition. The charge remains an allegation, and Whack is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Gabriel Joel Aviles-Marvin as booked on October 7, 2026, on a charge of felony possession of cocaine. The charge alleges unlawful possession; it does not establish that the offense occurred. Under North Carolina law, possession of cocaine is generally classified as a Class I felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-95(d)(2). Any potential sentence would depend on the applicable law, prior record and outcome of court proceedings.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative about the circumstances of the arrest, the quantity allegedly involved or the evidence supporting the charge.

The materials do not establish Aviles-Marvin’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates or case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Aviles-Marvin is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Dustin Keith Flynn as booked on October 7, 2026, on an allegation of larceny. Larceny generally involves taking another person’s property without consent and with the intent to permanently deprive the owner of it. The entry does not identify the jurisdiction, applicable statute, property involved, or its value, so the precise statutory classification and whether the allegation is a misdemeanor or felony cannot be determined.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated account of the alleged incident, the circumstances leading to the booking, or the investigating agency.

The materials do not establish Flynn’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any disposition of the charge. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Flynn is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Candace Marie Cosner as booked on October 6, 2026, on an allegation labeled “TRAFFICKING IN SCH II,” apparently referring to a Schedule II controlled substance. In North Carolina, drug trafficking is a felony offense that can carry substantial prison terms and fines, with the applicable penalties depending on the substance, quantity and statutory provision. The abbreviated charge does not identify those details, so the precise offense classification and potential sentence cannot be determined from this record alone.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no additional reporting establishing the circumstances of the alleged offense, the investigating agency or the evidence underlying the charge.

The available record establishes only the listed booking and allegation; it does not provide a bond amount, current custody status, court date or case disposition. A booking is not a finding of guilt. Cosner is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied record lists Patrick Neal Davis with a booking date of October 6, 2026, and an alleged charge of “PWISD SCH II,” commonly meaning possession with intent to sell or deliver a Schedule II controlled substance. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 90-95, that offense is generally a Class H felony. The entry does not identify the substance, quantity, arresting agency, or circumstances underlying the allegation.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no additional reporting available here to establish the circumstances of the alleged offense or provide independently corroborated context.

The listed booking date is later than the current date of July 19, 2026, so it requires verification and should not be treated as confirmation that an arrest has already occurred. The materials do not establish custody status, bond, court dates, or a case disposition. Any charge remains an allegation, and Davis is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Misty Dawn Eastwood with a booking date of October 6, 2026, and an alleged charge of possession with intent to sell or deliver cocaine, commonly abbreviated PWISD cocaine. Under North Carolina law, this offense generally constitutes a Class H felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-95(a)(1) and (b)(1); cocaine is a Schedule II controlled substance. The listed booking date is later than the current date of September 23, 2026, and should be verified before publication.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances underlying the allegation—including the location, quantity of suspected drugs, and evidence supporting alleged intent to sell or deliver—are not established by the available information.

The materials do not establish Eastwood’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any disposition of the charge. A booking entry is not proof of criminal conduct. Eastwood is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists LARA, JUAN DANIEL SALINAS with a booking date of 10/06/2026 and a charge labeled “TRAFFIC IN COCAINE.” If the charge was filed under North Carolina law, cocaine trafficking is a felony under N.C. General Statute § 90-95(h)(3), generally involving an allegation of possessing, transporting, selling, manufacturing, or delivering at least 28 grams of cocaine or a mixture containing cocaine. The felony classification and applicable mandatory prison terms and fines depend on the alleged quantity, which the supplied record does not identify.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied material. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative about the circumstances leading to the booking, the arresting agency, or the evidence supporting the allegation.

The available information establishes only that the supplied record lists a booking and charge; it does not establish current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or a case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. The defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Brittany Marie Mansfield with a booking date of October 6, 2026, and a charge abbreviated as “PWISD SCH II,” commonly meaning possession with intent to manufacture, sell, or deliver a Schedule II controlled substance. Under North Carolina law, that offense is generally a Class H felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-95. The entry does not identify the alleged substance, quantity, or circumstances. Because the listed booking date is in the future, it requires verification and should not be treated as confirmation that an arrest has already occurred.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently reported narrative establishing what allegedly led to the charge or what evidence authorities may claim supports it.

The materials do not establish Mansfield’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any disposition of the charge. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. The charge represents an allegation, and Mansfield is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Denzel Campbell-Josephs with a booking date of October 5, 2026, and an entry labeled “INTERSTATE COMPACT (PROBATION).” That label generally concerns supervision of a person on probation across state lines under the Interstate Compact for Adult Offender Supervision. It does not, by itself, identify a new criminal offense, a specific alleged probation violation, or a felony or misdemeanor classification. The record provides no statutory citation or underlying conviction information from which to determine the allegation’s severity.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances surrounding the listed booking, the states involved, and the basis for any alleged probation-related action remain unconfirmed.

The materials do not establish Campbell-Josephs’ current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or case disposition. The booking date also requires verification because October 5, 2026, is later than the current date of March 12, 2026. A booking entry is not a finding of wrongdoing; any alleged violation remains unproven, and Campbell-Josephs is presumed innocent of any criminal charge unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Janse Eliot Cooke as booked on 10/05/2026 on a charge of felony possession of cocaine. The charge alleges unlawful possession; it does not establish that Cooke committed an offense. Under North Carolina law, possession of cocaine is generally classified as a Class I felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-95(d)(2). Any potential sentence would depend on the case’s outcome, applicable sentencing rules and the defendant’s prior record.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, the circumstances leading to the booking, the alleged quantity of cocaine and the evidence supporting the charge remain unverified. The available record does not establish Cooke’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates or any case disposition. The charge remains an allegation, and Cooke is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied record lists OSCAR FLORES-SANCHEZ with a booking date of October 5, 2026, and an allegation of felony breaking and entering a building. That date is in the future relative to this report, so the booking date requires verification and should not be treated as confirmation of a completed arrest. If charged under North Carolina General Statutes § 14-54(a), the alleged offense involves breaking or entering a building with intent to commit a felony or larceny inside and is classified as a Class H felony. The record does not identify the specific statutory subsection.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative about the alleged incident, including its location, circumstances, or evidence. The materials also provide no verified information about custody, bond, court dates, or disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Flores-Sanchez is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The provided arrest record lists Lloyd Desmond Gordon as booked on October 5, 2026, on a charge of possession of a stolen motor vehicle. The charge alleges unlawful possession, not necessarily that Gordon stole the vehicle. Under North Carolina General Statute § 20-106, possessing a vehicle while knowing or having reason to believe it was stolen is a Class H felony. Any potential sentence would depend on the applicable sentencing rules and case-specific circumstances.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were supplied or identified in the provided materials. Accordingly, the circumstances surrounding the alleged possession, the investigating agency, and the evidence supporting the charge remain unverified. The record does not establish Gordon’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt; Gordon is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Jason Antwan Gray is listed in the supplied arrest record with a booking date of October 5, 2026, and an alleged parole violation. The entry does not identify a governing statute, the underlying conviction, or the conduct alleged to have violated parole. A parole violation generally concerns alleged noncompliance with conditions of supervised release and may lead to revocation and reincarceration; it does not necessarily constitute a new criminal offense. The available record does not establish a felony or misdemeanor classification for this allegation.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative about the circumstances of the alleged violation, the arresting agency, or any associated proceedings.

The supplied record does not establish Gray’s current custody status, hearing schedule, or the outcome of any parole proceeding. The booking entry alone is not a finding that a violation occurred. The allegation remains unproven, and Gray is presumed innocent of any criminal charge unless and until proven guilty in a court of law; any parole-revocation determination is subject to the applicable legal process.

The supplied booking record lists Brandon Michael Pruitt with a booking date of 10/05/2026 and an alleged charge of possession of drug paraphernalia. In North Carolina, possession of drug paraphernalia generally falls under N.C. General Statute § 90-113.22, a Class 1 misdemeanor. Marijuana paraphernalia is addressed separately as a Class 3 misdemeanor. Because the record does not identify a statute or the items allegedly involved, the precise statutory classification cannot be confirmed.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances leading to the booking, the alleged evidence, and the arresting agency remain unconfirmed.

The supplied record does not establish Pruitt’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or case outcome. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Pruitt is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

An arrest record supplied to Alamance Finest lists Davion O’Bryan Smith with a booking date of October 4, 2026, and an allegation of possession of a Schedule VI controlled substance. Under North Carolina law, Schedule VI includes marijuana and certain related substances. Possession may be charged as a misdemeanor or felony depending on the substance and quantity involved. The record does not identify the substance, amount, statutory subsection or offense classification, so the charge’s precise severity cannot be determined.

No external law enforcement press releases or news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated account of the circumstances surrounding the alleged possession or booking.

The supplied record does not establish Smith’s current custody status, bond, court dates or case disposition. Its booking date is also in the future relative to this report and requires verification before being treated as a completed booking. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt; Smith is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Maurice Taeshon Irby is listed in the supplied arrest record with a booking date of October 4, 2026, and an allegation of possession of a Schedule VI controlled substance. Under North Carolina law, Schedule VI includes marijuana and certain related substances. Possession may be charged as a misdemeanor or felony depending on the substance and quantity involved; the record does not identify those details or provide a statutory citation sufficient to establish the charge’s severity.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. As a result, the circumstances leading to the arrest, including the location, investigating agency and alleged evidence, cannot be independently described.

The supplied record does not establish Irby’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates or any case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Irby is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Joseph Lewis Jones as booked on 10/02/2026 on an allegation of identity theft. In North Carolina, identity theft under N.C. General Statute § 14-113.20 generally involves knowingly obtaining, possessing, or using another person’s identifying information with the intent to fraudulently obtain something of value or avoid legal consequences. The offense is generally a Class G felony, although certain circumstances can increase its severity. The record does not identify a statutory subsection or provide facts establishing the applicable classification.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied material. Consequently, the circumstances underlying the allegation, including any alleged victim, financial loss, or investigative findings, remain unspecified. The record also provides no information about bond, custody status, court dates, or case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt; Jones is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Michael Lee Herbin as booked on October 2, 2026, on a charge of impaired driving. Under North Carolina law, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor governed by N.C. Gen. Stat. § 20-138.1, which prohibits driving on a highway or public vehicular area while impaired or under other statutorily defined conditions. Potential penalties depend on the applicable sentencing level and case-specific factors; the record does not establish those details.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances of the alleged offense—including the location, reason for any traffic stop, and evidence supporting the charge—cannot be independently described.

The available information establishes only the listed booking and charge, not the case’s current procedural status. No court date, bond information, disposition, or custody update was supplied. The charge is an allegation, and Herbin is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Timothy Turner, identified as “TURNER, TIMOTHY NMN,” with a booking date of 10/02/2026 and an allegation of first-degree trespass. Under North Carolina law, first-degree trespass generally involves entering or remaining without authorization in a building or on premises enclosed or secured to exclude intruders. The offense is ordinarily a Class 2 misdemeanor under N.C. General Statute § 14-159.12, although specified circumstances can carry higher classifications. The record does not provide enough detail to determine the precise statutory basis or applicable classification.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided, leaving the alleged incident’s location, circumstances and arresting agency unconfirmed. The supplied information also does not establish Turner’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates or case disposition. A booking record is not a finding of guilt; the charge remains an allegation, and Turner is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied booking record, Olga Elizabeth Siler was booked on October 2, 2026, on a charge of impaired driving. The charge alleges driving while impaired; the record does not identify the arresting agency, incident location, alleged substance involved, or testing results. Under North Carolina law, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 20-138.1, with sentencing determined by statutory factors. The supplied record does not establish a sentencing level or indicate a felony charge.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials, leaving no independently corroborated narrative of the alleged incident. Bond conditions, custody status, court dates, and any subsequent disposition are also not available, so the case’s current procedural status cannot be confirmed from this record alone. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Siler is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Jason Lee Fortner as booked on October 1, 2026, on a kidnapping charge. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Under North Carolina law, kidnapping generally involves unlawfully confining, restraining, or removing a person without legally required consent for a specified criminal purpose. First-degree kidnapping is a Class C felony, while second-degree kidnapping is a Class E felony. The record does not identify the degree charged or provide a statutory citation, so the precise classification cannot be confirmed.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated narrative about the alleged incident, and the record supplies no information about bond, court dates, legal representation, or subsequent proceedings. The booking entry alone does not establish Fortner’s current custody status or the case’s disposition. Fortner is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record identifies Clinton Earl Hazelwood and lists an alleged offense of possession of drug paraphernalia, with a booking date of October 1, 2026. That date is in the future relative to March 12, 2026, so the booking date requires verification. If this is a North Carolina charge under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-113.22, it is generally a Class 1 misdemeanor involving the knowing possession of drug paraphernalia with the intent to use it for prohibited drug-related purposes. The record does not identify a statutory citation; North Carolina separately classifies possession of marijuana paraphernalia as a Class 3 misdemeanor.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative concerning the circumstances of the alleged offense, the items allegedly involved, or the basis for the charge.

The supplied information does not establish Hazelwood’s custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Hazelwood is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

JOHNSON, DON MILO is listed in the supplied arrest record with a booking date of October 1, 2026, and an alleged probation violation. That booking date is in the future relative to this report and should be verified before publication. A probation violation generally concerns an allegation that a person failed to comply with court-ordered supervision conditions; it does not necessarily involve a new criminal offense. The record identifies no statute, underlying conviction, or specific alleged violation, so its statutory classification and potential consequences cannot be determined.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated narrative about the circumstances of the alleged violation or arrest.

The supplied record does not establish Johnson’s current custody status, bond conditions, hearing schedule, or case disposition. The alleged violation remains unproven, and the booking entry is not a judicial finding. Johnson is presumed innocent of any criminal allegation unless and until proven guilty in a court of law; any alleged probation violation must be resolved through the applicable court process.

The supplied arrest record lists Antonio Levon Joint as booked on October 1, 2026, on an allegation of impaired driving. In North Carolina, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor under N.C. General Statutes § 20-138.1, with potential penalties determined by the applicable sentencing level and aggravating or mitigating factors. The record does not identify a statutory citation or provide details sufficient to establish the potential sentencing range in this case.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances leading to the arrest—including the location, alleged driving conduct, and any testing—cannot be established from the available information.

The supplied record does not state Joint’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Joint is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

A supplied booking record lists Presley Carzon Reyes Guifarro as booked on October 1, 2026, on an allegation of marijuana possession. The entry does not identify the arresting agency, jurisdiction, quantity allegedly possessed, or statute charged. If the charge falls under North Carolina law, marijuana possession may be classified as a misdemeanor or felony depending on the amount and applicable circumstances; the abbreviated charge description alone does not establish its severity.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative about the circumstances leading to the booking. The record also provides no information about bond, release, court appearances, or disposition, so the case’s current status cannot be determined from this entry alone.

The booking entry documents an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Reyes Guifarro is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The provided arrest record lists Jamie Ashley Thompson as booked on October 1, 2026, on a charge of felony larceny. The charge alleges theft; it does not establish that Thompson committed an offense. Under North Carolina law, larceny is generally a Class H felony when the property’s value exceeds $1,000, though other statutory circumstances can make larceny a felony regardless of value. The record does not identify the property, its alleged value, or the specific basis for the felony classification.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no additional reporting available here to establish the alleged circumstances, location, or investigative history.

The supplied information establishes only a reported booking and charge. It does not establish Thompson’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or any case disposition. The charge remains an allegation, and Thompson is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Luis Soto as booked on October 1, 2026, on an allegation of probation violation. Such an allegation generally concerns a claimed failure to comply with court-ordered supervision conditions and does not, by itself, establish that a new crime occurred. The record provides no statutory citation, underlying conviction, or alleged violation details, so the applicable legal classification and potential penalties cannot be determined.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently reported account of the circumstances leading to the booking or the specific probation condition authorities allege Soto violated.

The record does not establish Soto’s current custody status, any bond conditions, a hearing date, or a court disposition. The allegation remains unproven, and the booking is not a finding of guilt or a determination that a probation violation occurred. Soto is entitled to due process and the presumption of innocence regarding any criminal accusation unless proven guilty in a court of law.

A booking record lists Reginald Yellock, identified as “YELLOCK, REGINALD NMN,” with a booking date of 10/01/2026 and an impaired-driving charge. The charge alleges driving while impaired; it does not establish guilt. In North Carolina, impaired driving under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 20-138.1 is generally a misdemeanor, with sentencing dependent on statutory factors and any findings made in court. The supplied record does not identify a statutory citation or sentencing level.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, the circumstances of the alleged offense—including the location, basis for the stop, and any testing or officer observations—cannot be independently described.

The supplied information does not establish Yellock’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any disposition of the charge. The booking date and case status also remain independently unverified. Yellock is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Clayton Lee Valo with a booking date of October 1, 2026, and an allegation of impaired driving. Under North Carolina law, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor governed by N.C. General Statutes § 20-138.1. Sentencing severity depends on case-specific factors and any applicable aggravating or mitigating circumstances; the record does not identify a sentencing level or provide details supporting the allegation.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances of the alleged incident—including the location, reason for any traffic stop, and evidence of impairment—cannot be independently established from this information. The listed booking date is also in the future relative to September 25, 2026, and warrants verification.

The materials do not establish bond conditions, custody status, a court date, or any disposition. An arrest record is not proof of wrongdoing, and the charge remains an allegation. Valo is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

A provided booking record lists Robert Lynn Clay as booked on September 30, 2026, on an allegation of larceny. The record does not identify a specific statute, the property allegedly involved, its value, or whether the charge is a misdemeanor or felony. Under North Carolina law, larceny generally concerns the unlawful taking of another person’s property; its classification and potential penalties depend on the property’s value and other statutory circumstances. The charge’s severity cannot be determined from this entry alone.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were included in the supplied materials, so no additional account of the alleged incident is available. The record also provides no information about bond, continued custody, court dates, a plea, or a disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt, and Clay is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists William Wallace Archer with a booking date of September 30, 2026, and a charge of impaired driving. Under North Carolina law, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor governed by N.C. Gen. Stat. § 20-138.1, with sentencing dependent on statutory aggravating and mitigating factors. The record does not identify a statutory citation or sentencing level, so the precise classification and potential penalties cannot be confirmed from the information provided.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were supplied or identified in the accompanying materials. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated narrative about the alleged driving, the circumstances of any traffic stop, or evidence supporting the charge.

The booking date listed is later than today’s date, July 17, 2026, and should be verified before publication. The supplied information does not establish Archer’s current custody status, any court dates, or a case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt; Archer is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Jordan Hamilton Bryarley with a booking date of September 30, 2026, and a charge described as “NON-SUPPORT PARENTS FAILURE TO SUPPORT (PARENTS).” The allegation concerns an asserted failure to meet a legally required support obligation. Because the entry does not identify a statute or provide charging documents, the precise legal elements, offense classification and potential penalties cannot be reliably determined from the label alone. The listed booking date is also in the future as of this report and requires verification.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the alleged conduct, the circumstances surrounding the reported booking or the parties involved.

The materials do not establish Bryarley’s custody status, bond conditions, court dates, plea or case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Any charge remains an allegation, and Bryarley is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Wesley Ryan Deese as booked on September 30, 2026, on a charge of false imprisonment. In North Carolina, false imprisonment is generally a common-law offense classified as a Class 1 misdemeanor, involving the alleged unlawful restraint of a person against that person’s will. The record does not identify a statutory citation or provide details about the alleged conduct, so the precise charging basis cannot be independently confirmed.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, the circumstances surrounding the allegation and Deese’s current custody status, bond, court dates, and case disposition remain unverified. A booking entry documents an accusation, not a finding of guilt. Deese is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Michael Christopher Isley with a booking date of September 30, 2026, and an allegation of misdemeanor crime of domestic violence. That date is later than the current date, July 10, 2026, so the entry cannot be treated as confirmation of a completed arrest without verification. If the charge refers to North Carolina General Statute § 14-32.5, it is a Class A1 misdemeanor—the state’s most serious misdemeanor classification—and concerns an alleged use or attempted use of physical force, or threatened use of a deadly weapon, against a person in a qualifying relationship.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative concerning the alleged incident, the relationship between the parties, or the circumstances leading to the listed charge.

The materials do not establish bond conditions, a court date, a plea, or any disposition. The booking date and current case status require confirmation through official records. A charge is an allegation, not proof of wrongdoing, and Isley is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Nicholas Devonnte Harris as booked on September 29, 2026, on a charge of indecent liberties with children. In North Carolina, that offense is a Class F felony under N.C. General Statutes § 14-202.1. The statute generally addresses allegations of sexually motivated indecent conduct or specified lewd acts involving a child younger than 16, where the accused is at least 16 and at least five years older than the child. The booking entry does not identify the specific conduct alleged.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated narrative available here concerning the circumstances of the allegation, the investigation, or the arresting agency.

The supplied information does not establish Harris’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, plea, or case disposition. A booking entry and criminal charge are not findings of guilt. Harris is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Stacy Ray Robbins as booked on September 29, 2026, on a charge of felony possession of cocaine. The charge alleges unlawful possession, not a finding of guilt. Under North Carolina law, possession of cocaine is generally a Class I felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-95(d)(2); any potential sentence would depend on applicable sentencing rules and the circumstances established in court.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. The record does not describe the circumstances leading to the booking, the quantity allegedly possessed, or the evidence supporting the charge.

The supplied information does not establish Robbins’ current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or whether the charge has been resolved. A booking entry alone does not establish the outcome of a criminal case. Robbins is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Billy Adam Staley with a booking date of September 29, 2026, and an allegation of second-degree burglary. Under North Carolina law, second-degree burglary generally involves breaking and entering an unoccupied dwelling or sleeping apartment at night with the intent to commit a felony or larceny inside. It is classified as a Class G felony under N.C. General Statutes § 14-52.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were included in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative establishing the alleged incident’s location, circumstances, or evidence supporting the charge.

The materials do not establish Staley’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or whether the charge has been resolved. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Staley is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Terron Allen Washington with a booking date of September 29, 2026, and an allegation of misdemeanor larceny. That date is in the future relative to March 1, 2026, so it requires verification before being reported as a completed booking. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 14-72, larceny involving property valued at $1,000 or less is generally a Class 1 misdemeanor, although statutory exceptions can make certain theft allegations felonies regardless of value. The supplied record does not identify the property, its value, or the circumstances of the alleged offense.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were included in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no additional reporting available here to establish the alleged incident’s location, the arresting agency, or the events leading to the listed charge.

The materials do not establish Washington’s custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or any disposition of the allegation. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Washington is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists AHSHAJUAN TAVON as booked on September 28, 2026, on a charge of assault by strangulation. In North Carolina, assault by strangulation is generally a Class H felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-32.4(b), involving an allegation that a person assaulted another and inflicted physical injury by strangulation. The charge is an allegation, not a finding that the conduct occurred.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances of the alleged incident, the identity of the arresting agency, and any relationship between the parties cannot be established from this record.

The supplied information does not establish Tavon’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or whether the charge has been adjudicated. The booking entry alone does not establish the case’s subsequent status. Tavon is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied record lists BOBBY MAURICE JACKSON with a booking date of September 28, 2026, and an alleged charge of indecent exposure. That date is in the future relative to February 14, 2026, so the booking date and whether an arrest has occurred require verification. If the charge falls under North Carolina law, indecent exposure is addressed by N.C. General Statute § 14-190.9. Certain violations are Class 2 misdemeanors, while specified circumstances can support felony charges. The record does not identify a statutory subsection or offense classification.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative describing the alleged conduct, its location, or the circumstances surrounding the listed booking.

The available information does not establish bond conditions, custody status, a court date, or any disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Jackson is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Sentarrious Demetri Lumpkin with a booking date of September 28, 2026, and an alleged offense labeled “ASSAULT LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER.” Under North Carolina law, assault on a law enforcement officer performing official duties can constitute a Class A1 misdemeanor under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-33(c)(4). However, the record does not identify a statute or provide enough detail to confirm the precise charge classification; certain aggravated assaults on officers can be felonies.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances of the alleged incident—including its location, any reported injuries, and the arresting agency—cannot be established from this record alone.

The listed booking date is in the future relative to August 4, 2026, and requires verification before the arrest can be reported as a completed event. The materials do not establish custody status, bond conditions, scheduled hearings, or a case disposition. Any charge is an allegation, and Lumpkin is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

A supplied booking record lists MARK, PERRY JUNIOR with a booking date of September 28, 2026, and an alleged parole violation. That date is in the future relative to this report and has not been independently verified. A parole violation generally concerns an alleged failure to comply with conditions of supervised release following incarceration. The record provides no statutory citation, jurisdiction, or underlying conduct, so the specific legal classification and potential penalties cannot be established.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated account of the circumstances leading to the listed booking or the parole condition allegedly violated.

The available record does not establish current custody status, any hearing date, or a case outcome. An alleged parole violation may lead to revocation proceedings, but the listing alone does not establish that a violation occurred or that a new criminal offense was committed. All allegations remain unproven; MARK, PERRY JUNIOR is presumed innocent of any criminal charge unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record identifies Richard Beverly Martin and lists an alleged shoplifting charge with a booking date of September 28, 2026. That date is later than the current date, so the entry should not be treated as confirmation of a completed arrest without verification. In North Carolina, shoplifting-related conduct may fall under misdemeanor concealment or larceny statutes; the applicable offense and severity depend on the specific allegations. The record provides no statute number, offense classification, merchandise value, or incident details sufficient to determine the precise charge level.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were supplied or identified in the provided material. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative concerning the alleged incident, including its location, the merchandise involved, or the circumstances surrounding the listed booking.

The case’s current procedural status is unconfirmed. The supplied information does not establish bond conditions, a court date, a plea, or a disposition. Any charge is an allegation, not proof of wrongdoing, and Martin is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Christopher Shawn Wilson as booked on September 28, 2026, on a charge of felony possession of cocaine. The charge alleges unlawful possession; it does not establish that possession occurred. Under North Carolina law, possession of cocaine is generally a Class I felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-95(d)(2). Any potential sentence would depend on the applicable sentencing rules and the defendant’s prior record.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no additional reporting establishing the circumstances of the arrest, the quantity allegedly involved, or the evidence supporting the charge.

The supplied record does not establish Wilson’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or whether the charge has been resolved. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Wilson is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied booking record, Ahshajuan Tavon Brown was booked on September 28, 2026, on a charge of assault by strangulation. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 14-32.4(b), the offense generally involves an allegation that a person assaulted another and inflicted physical injury by strangulation. It is classified as a Class H felony unless the conduct is covered by another law providing greater punishment.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. The record therefore does not establish the circumstances of the alleged incident, the identity of the investigating agency, or the evidence supporting the charge.

The supplied information documents a booking and charge, not a conviction. Brown’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, and any subsequent case disposition are not available from these materials. The charge remains an allegation, and Brown is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied record lists GORDON MICHAEL BALDWIN with a booking date of September 27, 2026, and an allegation of discharging a weapon into an occupied dwelling or vehicle. That date is later than today, September 22, 2026, so the booking date requires verification before the arrest can be reported as having occurred. Under North Carolina law, this type of allegation generally falls under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-34.1, which establishes felony offenses. The precise felony classification depends on the circumstances, including the type of property involved and whether an occupied vehicle was operating.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated account of the alleged incident, including its location, circumstances, whether anyone was injured, or the evidence supporting the charge.

The supplied information does not establish Baldwin’s current custody status, bond, court dates, or any case disposition. A booking entry or criminal charge is not proof of guilt. Baldwin is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Julio Cesar Jimenez-Juarez as booked on September 27, 2026, on a charge of impaired driving. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Under North Carolina General Statute § 20-138.1, impaired driving generally involves allegedly driving a vehicle while under the influence of an impairing substance or meeting other statutory impairment criteria. The offense is classified as a misdemeanor, with sentencing severity dependent on legally established aggravating and mitigating factors.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently reported narrative about the alleged incident, including the circumstances of any traffic stop, testing results, or the arresting agency. The record also does not establish bond conditions, current custody status, a court date, or any case disposition. Jimenez-Juarez is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied arrest record, David Small was booked on September 27, 2026, on an allegation of possessing a stolen motor vehicle. In North Carolina, possession of a stolen motor vehicle is generally prosecuted under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 20-106 as a Class H felony. The statute requires proof that the person knew or had reason to believe the vehicle was stolen or unlawfully taken. The supplied record does not identify a statutory citation or describe the circumstances underlying the allegation.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials, leaving no independently reported narrative context. The record also provides no information about bond, custody status, court dates, legal representation, or any disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt, and Small is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Twain Patrick Johnson as booked on September 26, 2026, on an alleged probation violation. The entry does not identify a statute, the underlying offense, or the conduct alleged to have violated probation. A probation violation generally concerns alleged noncompliance with court-ordered supervision conditions rather than necessarily constituting a new criminal offense. Its potential consequences depend on the underlying sentence, the alleged violation, and applicable law; the entry alone does not establish a misdemeanor or felony classification.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. As a result, there is no independently corroborated account of the circumstances leading to the listed booking or the basis for the allegation.

The supplied record does not establish Johnson’s current custody status, bond conditions, hearing schedule, or any court ruling. The probation violation remains an allegation, and the booking entry is not proof that a violation occurred. Johnson is presumed innocent of any criminal charge unless and until proven guilty in a court of law; any alleged probation violation must likewise be determined through the applicable court process.

The supplied arrest record lists Zaire Clifford Amari Mills with a booking date of September 26, 2026, and an allegation of “attempted murder (non-specified).” That date is later than the current date of July 10, 2026, so the entry should not be treated as confirmation of a completed booking without verification. Attempted murder is generally a serious felony involving an alleged intent to kill and conduct toward carrying out that intent beyond mere preparation. The listing does not identify a governing statute or degree, preventing a definitive assessment of the charge’s classification or potential penalties.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were supplied or identified in the provided materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative about the alleged incident, including its location, circumstances, any injuries, or the evidence supporting the allegation.

The materials do not establish Mills’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or whether the listed charge has proceeded in court. The booking date and case status require confirmation through official records. Any charge remains an allegation, and Mills is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Carolyn Suzanne Staley is listed in the supplied record with a booking date of September 25, 2026, on a charge alleging possession of a controlled substance on penal institution premises. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 90-95(e)(9), possession of a controlled substance on the premises of a penal institution or local confinement facility is generally a Class H felony. The record does not identify the substance, quantity, facility, or specific statute cited in the charging documents.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated account of the circumstances surrounding the alleged offense, including how the substance was reportedly discovered.

The supplied record does not establish the case’s current status beyond the listed booking information. It provides no bond information, court dates, plea, or disposition, and it does not confirm whether Staley remains in custody. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt; Staley is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

DJANTE CHANCE WILEY is listed in the supplied arrest record with a booking date of September 25, 2026, and an alleged parole violation. A parole violation generally concerns alleged noncompliance with conditions of supervised release rather than necessarily constituting a new criminal offense. The record does not identify a governing statute, the alleged conduct, or an offense classification, so the specific legal basis and potential consequences cannot be determined from this entry alone.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative describing the circumstances surrounding the reported booking or the alleged violation.

The supplied record does not establish Wiley’s current custody status, any hearing schedule, or a disposition. A booking entry is not a finding that a violation occurred. The allegation remains unproven, and Wiley is presumed innocent of any criminal charge unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Tian Daron Clark as booked on September 24, 2026, on an allegation of a probation violation. The entry does not identify the underlying conviction, the probation condition allegedly violated, or a governing statute. A probation violation generally concerns alleged noncompliance with court-ordered supervision rather than a standalone new criminal offense. Its potential consequences depend on the underlying sentence, applicable law, and the court’s findings; the entry alone does not establish a misdemeanor or felony classification.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently reported narrative explaining the circumstances of the booking or the conduct alleged to constitute a violation.

The supplied record does not establish Clark’s current custody status, bond conditions, hearing schedule, or the outcome of any probation proceedings. The booking is not a finding that a violation occurred. Clark is presumed innocent of any criminal allegation unless and until proven guilty in a court of law, and any alleged probation violation remains subject to judicial determination.

Yahchanan Israyl Pharaoh is listed in the supplied arrest record with a booking date of September 24, 2026, and an alleged probation violation. The record does not identify a statute, the underlying offense, or the conduct alleged to have violated probation. A probation violation generally concerns alleged noncompliance with court-ordered supervision rather than necessarily constituting a new criminal offense. Its severity and potential consequences cannot be determined from this entry alone.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the circumstances of the booking or the basis for the allegation.

The supplied record does not establish Pharaoh’s current custody status, bond conditions, hearing schedule, or any court ruling on the alleged violation. The booking entry is not a finding that a violation occurred. Pharaoh is presumed innocent of any criminal charge unless and until proven guilty in a court of law; any alleged probation violation likewise remains subject to judicial determination.

Anthony Mandreall Rodgers is listed in the supplied arrest record with a booking date of September 24, 2026, and an allegation of probation violation. The entry does not identify a statute, the underlying conviction, or the conduct alleged to have violated probation. A probation violation generally concerns alleged noncompliance with court-ordered supervision rather than necessarily constituting a new criminal offense. Its potential consequences depend on the applicable law, the underlying sentence, and the court’s findings.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. As a result, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the circumstances of the booking or the alleged violation.

The record does not establish Rodgers’ current custody status, bond conditions, hearing schedule, or case disposition. The probation-violation allegation remains unresolved in the information provided; a booking entry is not a judicial finding. Rodgers is entitled to due process, and any criminal charge must be treated as an allegation unless and until guilt is proven in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Darell Lavon Willis as booked on September 24, 2026, on a charge of possessing stolen goods. In North Carolina, this offense generally involves an allegation that a person possessed stolen property knowing or having reasonable grounds to believe it was stolen. The charge may be a misdemeanor or felony depending on the property’s value, type, and other statutory circumstances. The supplied record does not identify the applicable statute or charge classification.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no additional reporting establishing the circumstances of the alleged possession, the property involved, or the investigation leading to the booking.

The materials do not establish Willis’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any disposition of the charge. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Willis is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the provided arrest record, Ryan Michael Bagby-Hanson was booked on September 22, 2026, on a charge of assault on a female. Under North Carolina General Statute § 14-33(c)(2), the offense is classified as a Class A1 misdemeanor, the state’s most serious misdemeanor category, and applies to an alleged assault on a female by a male who is at least 18 years old. Any potential sentence would depend on the circumstances, prior record and court findings.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were supplied or identified in the provided materials. Consequently, the circumstances surrounding the alleged incident, including its location, any reported injuries and the relationship between the individuals involved, are not established by the available information.

The supplied record does not establish bond conditions, whether Bagby-Hanson remains in custody, upcoming court dates or any disposition of the charge. A booking record documents an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Bagby-Hanson is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists CLIFFORD ANTOINE as booked on September 22, 2026, on a charge of felony larceny. The charge alleges unlawful taking of another person’s property. Under North Carolina law, felony larceny is generally a Class H felony; the classification can depend on the property’s value or other statutory circumstances. The record does not identify the property, its value, or the specific basis for treating the allegation as a felony.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. As a result, no independently reported account of the alleged incident, investigative circumstances, or arrest is available for this summary.

The supplied information does not establish Antoine’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, plea, or case disposition. A booking entry and criminal charge are not findings of guilt. Antoine is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

David Shawn Franklin is listed in the supplied record with a booking date of September 22, 2026, and a charge described as “HIT AND RUN INJURY.” The allegation concerns leaving the scene of a crash involving injury. If charged under North Carolina law, such conduct can constitute a felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 20-166, with the classification depending on the alleged circumstances, including the severity of the injury. The abbreviated booking entry does not identify the statutory subsection or establish the precise charge classification.

No related law enforcement press release or local news report was provided or identified in the supplied materials. The incident’s location, circumstances, alleged injuries and investigative details therefore remain unconfirmed. The record also provides no information about bond, current custody, court dates or disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt; Franklin is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists JASIREE LAKILRA LASHAE JEFFRIES with a booking date of September 22, 2026, and a charge described as “AWDW OR ASSAULT INFLICTING SERIOUS INJURY.” That description generally corresponds to North Carolina’s Class A1 misdemeanor offense under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-33(c)(1), which covers an alleged assault involving a deadly weapon or inflicting serious injury. Class A1 is the state’s most serious misdemeanor classification. The exact statutory charge should be confirmed through court records; the abbreviated listing does not establish that both a weapon and serious injury were alleged.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative about the alleged incident, including its location, circumstances, any weapon involved, or any reported injuries.

The materials do not establish Jeffries’ current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, plea, or case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Jeffries is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Demontre Devon Moore as booked on September 22, 2026, on a charge of misdemeanor breaking and entering a building. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 14-54(b), wrongful breaking or entering a building is a Class 1 misdemeanor. The charge is an allegation, not a finding that Moore committed the offense.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied material. Consequently, the circumstances underlying the allegation—including the location, timing of the alleged incident and evidence supporting the charge—cannot be established from the available information.

The supplied record does not indicate Moore’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates or any disposition of the charge. Booking alone does not establish guilt. Moore is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Caleb Dalston Smoot with a booking date of September 22, 2026, and a charge of injury to real property. In North Carolina, that offense generally falls under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-127, which prohibits willful and wanton damage to another person’s real property and classifies the offense as a Class 1 misdemeanor. The record does not identify a statutory citation, the property involved, or the extent of the alleged damage.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated narrative available here concerning the circumstances of the allegation, the location of the alleged incident, or the investigation.

The supplied information does not establish Smoot’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or case disposition. A booking entry and charge are not findings of guilt. Smoot is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied record lists Alan Dalton Wray with a booking date of September 22, 2026, and an alleged charge abbreviated “PWIMSD OF SCH II,” commonly referring to possession with intent to manufacture, sell, or deliver a Schedule II controlled substance. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 90-95, that offense is generally a Class H felony. The entry does not identify the substance, quantity, arresting agency, or circumstances of the alleged offense.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the allegation. The listed booking date is also in the future relative to this report and should be verified before being treated as a completed booking.

The available information does not establish Wray’s custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any disposition of the charge. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Wray is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Clifford Antoine Odums is listed in the provided arrest record as booked on September 22, 2026, on a charge of felony larceny. In North Carolina, felony larceny is generally a Class H felony. Larceny may be charged as a felony when the property’s value exceeds $1,000 or when other statutory circumstances apply. The record does not identify the alleged property, its value, or the specific basis for the felony classification.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were supplied or identified in the provided materials. Consequently, there is no additional reporting available here to establish the circumstances of the alleged offense or the investigation leading to the booking.

The supplied record does not establish Odums’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any disposition of the charge. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Odums is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Jason Michael Moize with a booking date of September 21, 2026, and a charge described as “FAILURE TO APPEAR FELONY.” That description alleges a failure to attend a required court appearance in connection with a felony matter. The entry does not identify the underlying offense, statutory citation, or circumstances needed to establish the precise classification and potential penalties.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were supplied. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the alleged missed appearance, the circumstances of any arrest, or the underlying case.

The booking date listed is in the future relative to this report, so the entry should not be treated as confirmation that a booking has already occurred. The supplied information does not establish bond conditions, custody status, upcoming hearings, or a case disposition. Any charge remains an allegation, and Moize is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

An arrest record provided to Alamance Finest lists MICHAEL ROBINSON with a booking date of September 20, 2026, and an allegation of kidnapping. In North Carolina, kidnapping generally involves unlawful confinement, restraint, or removal of a person without legally valid consent for a purpose specified by statute. First-degree kidnapping is a Class C felony, while second-degree kidnapping is a Class E felony. The supplied record does not identify the degree charged or the applicable statutory provision.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were supplied or identified in the accompanying materials. Consequently, the alleged circumstances, investigating agency, and basis for the charge cannot be established from the available information.

The materials provide no information about bond, custody status, court dates, legal representation, or case disposition. The booking entry alone does not establish guilt. Robinson is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Andres Alvarado-Contreras as booked on September 19, 2026, on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon. The charge alleges an assault involving a weapon capable of causing death or serious injury. Under North Carolina law, assault with a deadly weapon can be a Class A1 misdemeanor; allegations involving intent to kill or serious injury can support felony charges. The abbreviated charge description does not establish the specific statute or classification applicable in this case.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied material, leaving the alleged incident’s circumstances unverified. The record does not establish bond conditions, custody status, court dates, or any case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt, and Alvarado-Contreras is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied arrest record, Donald Fitzgerald was booked on September 19, 2026, on a charge of felony larceny. The charge alleges unlawful taking of another person’s property. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 14-72, larceny is generally a Class H felony when the property’s value exceeds $1,000, although certain circumstances can make larceny a felony regardless of value. The record does not identify the property, its alleged value, or the specific basis for the felony classification.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. As a result, no additional narrative about the alleged incident, the investigation, or the circumstances of Fitzgerald’s arrest can be established from those materials.

The supplied record documents a booking and charge but does not establish Fitzgerald’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or any case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Fitzgerald is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Donald Fitzgerald McInnis as booked on September 19, 2026, on a charge of felony larceny. The charge alleges theft of property; it is not a finding of guilt. Under North Carolina law, felony larceny is generally a Class H felony and may apply when property exceeds $1,000 in value or when certain statutory circumstances apply regardless of value. The record does not identify the property, its value, or the statutory basis for the felony classification.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative concerning the alleged incident, the investigation, or the circumstances surrounding the booking.

The available information does not establish McInnis’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or case disposition. The booking entry alone does not establish that the allegation has been adjudicated. McInnis is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied record lists JAMALLE LEON DIXON with a booking date of September 18, 2026, and an alleged offense described as “SELL AND DELIVERY SCH II,” apparently referring to the sale and delivery of a Schedule II controlled substance. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 90-95, sale of a Schedule II substance is generally a Class G felony, while delivery is generally a Class H felony. The abbreviated entry does not identify the substance, quantity, or exact statutory counts. Because the listed booking date is in the future as of February 11, 2026, it requires verification before being reported as a completed arrest.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied material. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative about the alleged conduct, investigation, arresting agency, or circumstances of the reported booking.

The available information does not establish Dixon’s custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any disposition. The booking entry is not proof of the alleged conduct. Dixon is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Dewitt Love as booked on September 18, 2026, on a charge of simple assault. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 14-33(a), simple assault is generally a Class 2 misdemeanor. The charge is an allegation, not a finding that Love committed an offense; the record does not describe the alleged conduct or circumstances.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were identified in the materials provided. As a result, there is no additional reporting available here to establish the location, circumstances, or events leading to the reported booking.

The supplied information does not establish Love’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, plea, or case disposition. Those details would require verification through official court or detention records. Love is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied record lists Jason Everette Pratt with a booking date of September 18, 2026, and an allegation of impaired driving. That date is in the future relative to March 5, 2026, so the entry should not be treated as confirmation of a completed arrest without verification. If this is a North Carolina charge, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor under N.C. General Statutes § 20-138.1, with sentencing determined by statutory aggravating and mitigating factors. The record does not identify a sentencing level or provide facts sufficient to assess potential penalties.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were supplied or identified in the accompanying materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated account of the alleged incident, including its location, the circumstances of any traffic stop, or the evidence underlying the allegation.

The case’s current procedural status cannot be established from this entry. No court date, bond information, plea, or disposition is provided, and the booking date requires clarification. The charge is an allegation only; Pratt is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Rodney Eugene Parker as booked on September 18, 2026, on a charge of impaired driving. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Under North Carolina law, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 20-138.1, with sentencing severity determined by applicable aggravating and mitigating factors. The record does not identify a sentencing level or allege habitual impaired driving, a separate felony offense.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative concerning the alleged driving conduct, the location of the incident, any testing, or the circumstances leading to the arrest.

The supplied record establishes only the listed booking and charge; it does not provide bond information, custody status, a court date, or a case disposition. Parker is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists JEREMIAH KEVON BROWN-DERR as booked on September 17, 2026, on a stalking charge. The entry does not identify the arresting agency, alleged conduct, or applicable statutory subsection. If the charge was filed under North Carolina law, stalking generally involves an alleged course of conduct that causes legally defined fear or substantial emotional distress. It is ordinarily a Class A1 misdemeanor, though qualifying circumstances can elevate it to a felony. The supplied record does not establish the charge’s classification.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated narrative available here about the circumstances leading to the booking.

The materials do not establish Brown-Derr’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or case disposition. A booking entry documents an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Brown-Derr is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Justin Collins Mitchell as booked on September 17, 2026, on an allegation of assault with a deadly weapon. In North Carolina, assault with a deadly weapon is generally a Class A1 misdemeanor under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-33(c)(1), though aggravating circumstances can support felony charges under separate provisions. The abbreviated charge description does not identify a statute or establish the precise classification in this case.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, the circumstances underlying the allegation—including the alleged weapon, any reported injuries, and the relationship between those involved—cannot be established from this record.

The supplied information does not establish Mitchell’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or whether the charge has been amended or resolved. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Mitchell is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Currie Thomas Rudd as booked on September 16, 2026, on a charge of misdemeanor larceny. The charge alleges unlawful taking of another person’s property. Under North Carolina law, misdemeanor larceny is generally a Class 1 misdemeanor involving property valued at $1,000 or less, although circumstances specified by statute can make larceny a felony regardless of value. The record does not identify the property, its alleged value, or the circumstances of the alleged offense.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied material. Accordingly, there is no additional verified narrative about the alleged incident, the investigation, or the basis for the charge.

The available record documents a booking and charge but does not establish Rudd’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or case outcome. A booking is not a finding of guilt. Rudd is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Nigel Cortez Boyd as booked on September 16, 2026, on an allegation of kidnapping. Under North Carolina law, kidnapping is a felony involving unlawful confinement, restraint, or removal of a person for specified purposes. First-degree kidnapping is a Class C felony, while second-degree kidnapping is a Class E felony. The record does not identify the degree alleged or provide a statutory citation, so the specific classification cannot be determined.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated narrative about the alleged incident, including its location, circumstances, or the basis for the allegation.

The available information establishes only a listed booking and charge; it does not establish Boyd’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or any subsequent disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Boyd is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Amy Lynn Horner is listed in the supplied arrest record as booked on September 16, 2026, on an allegation of possessing a Schedule II controlled substance. Schedule II substances are legally controlled drugs with recognized medical uses and a high potential for abuse. The record does not identify the substance, quantity, jurisdiction or statutory citation, so the precise offense classification and potential penalties cannot be confirmed from the charge description alone.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently reported account of the circumstances leading to the arrest, the evidence alleged or Horner’s response to the allegation.

The supplied record documents a booking but does not establish Horner’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates or case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Horner is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Terrance Raphael Evans as booked on September 16, 2026, on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon inflicting serious injury. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 14-32(b), this offense is a Class E felony involving an alleged assault with a deadly weapon that causes serious injury, without intent to kill. The booking entry documents an allegation, not a finding that Evans committed the offense.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were identified in the materials provided. Consequently, those materials offer no additional account of the alleged incident, including its location, the weapon allegedly involved, the circumstances surrounding it, or the nature of any reported injuries.

The supplied record does not establish Evans’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or whether the charge has subsequently been amended or resolved. Evans is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The provided arrest record lists Jason Anthony Ham as booked on September 16, 2026, on an allegation of selling or delivering a Schedule I controlled substance. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 90-95, selling a Schedule I controlled substance is generally a Class G felony, while delivery is generally a Class H felony. The record does not identify the substance, quantity, alleged circumstances, or whether prosecutors are pursuing sale or delivery.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated narrative available here concerning the investigation or alleged conduct.

The supplied record does not establish Ham’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or case outcome. A booking entry and charge are not findings of guilt. Ham is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Trevor Jerod Moore is listed in the supplied arrest record with a booking date of September 16, 2026, and an alleged parole violation. A parole violation generally concerns alleged noncompliance with conditions of supervised release and may lead to revocation proceedings rather than a new criminal prosecution. The record provides no statutory citation, underlying offense, or description of the alleged violation, so its precise legal classification and potential consequences cannot be determined.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the circumstances of the booking or the conduct alleged.

The supplied record does not establish Moore’s current custody status, any scheduled hearing, or the outcome of any proceedings. The booking entry is not a finding that a violation occurred. Moore is presumed innocent of any criminal allegation unless and until proven guilty in a court of law; any alleged parole violation remains subject to determination through the applicable legal process.

According to the supplied booking record, Quentin Sheldon Royster was booked on September 16, 2026, on a charge listed as “assault serious bodily injury.” In North Carolina, assault inflicting serious bodily injury is generally a Class F felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-32.4(a). The statute addresses alleged assaults resulting in injuries such as a substantial risk of death, serious permanent disfigurement, or prolonged hospitalization. The supplied entry does not identify a statute number, so the precise charging provision remains unconfirmed.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated account here of the alleged incident, including its location, the circumstances leading to the arrest, or the nature of any reported injuries.

The supplied record does not establish Royster’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or case disposition. A booking entry documents an accusation, not a finding of guilt. Royster is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Antonio Onofrio Wakefield with a booking date of September 16, 2026, and the charge “DWLR AFT IMPAIRED REV NOTICE,” commonly understood as an allegation of driving while license revoked following an impaired-driving-related revocation, with notice of that revocation. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 20-28(a), driving while revoked because of an impaired-driving revocation is generally a Class 1 misdemeanor. This allegation does not, by itself, establish that Wakefield was impaired while driving during the reported incident.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative describing the alleged driving, the circumstances of any stop, or the basis for the charge. The listed booking date is also in the future relative to this report and should be verified before publication.

The materials do not establish the case’s current procedural status, including any bond conditions, court dates, plea, or disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Wakefield is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied record lists Eddie Tafolla with a booking date of September 15, 2026, and an alleged charge described as “TRAFFIC IN COCAINE.” That date is in the future relative to March 10, 2026, so the booking date and whether an arrest has occurred require verification. If the charge falls under North Carolina law, cocaine trafficking is a felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-95(h)(3), with severity and statutory penalties determined by the quantity alleged. The record does not identify a quantity, felony classification, or specific conduct underlying the allegation.

No external law enforcement releases or news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated account of the circumstances, and the available information does not establish Tafolla’s custody status, bond, court dates, or case disposition. A charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt; Tafolla is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists BRANDON ANTONIO with a booking date of September 15, 2026, and an allegation of impaired driving. In North Carolina, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 20-138.1, which prohibits driving while impaired by an impairing substance or meeting specified alcohol-concentration thresholds. Sentencing severity depends on statutory factors and any findings made in court; the listed charge alone does not establish the applicable sentencing level.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative regarding the alleged incident, including the circumstances of the stop, any testing, or whether a collision occurred.

The materials do not establish Antonio’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, plea, or case disposition. The booking entry reflects an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Antonio is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Sergio Ovidio Lopez-Marroquin as booked on September 15, 2026, on an allegation of failure to appear. Such an allegation generally concerns a missed required court appearance, rather than establishing guilt in the underlying case. The record does not identify the applicable statute, underlying proceeding, or charge classification, so the specific statutory basis, severity, and potential penalties cannot be determined from the available information.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently reported narrative explaining the circumstances of the alleged missed appearance. The record also does not establish Lopez-Marroquin’s current custody status, bond conditions, next court date, or case disposition. The allegation remains unproven, and he is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Jason Audie Loy as booked on September 15, 2026, on a charge abbreviated “PWIMSD OF SCH II,” commonly understood as possession with intent to manufacture, sell, or deliver a Schedule II controlled substance. Under North Carolina law, this alleged conduct falls under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-95(a)(1) and is generally a felony. The precise classification and potential penalties depend on the substance and applicable statutory provisions; the record does not identify the substance or quantity.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances leading to the arrest, the investigating agency, and the evidence supporting the allegation cannot be established from the available information.

The supplied record documents a booking entry but does not establish Loy’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or case disposition. A booking and charge are not findings of guilt. Loy is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Aurelius Emmanuel Peeples as booked on September 15, 2026, on an allegation of discharging a weapon into an occupied dwelling or vehicle. In North Carolina, offenses involving discharging a weapon into occupied property are felonies under N.C. General Statutes § 14-34.1. The applicable felony classification depends on the property involved and the alleged circumstances; the abbreviated charge description does not establish the precise classification in this case.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied material. Consequently, the available information does not establish the incident’s location, the circumstances leading to the allegation, whether anyone was injured, or the evidence supporting the charge.

The booking entry alone does not establish Peeples’ current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or any subsequent disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Peeples is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

A supplied booking record lists Adrian Lamont Turner as booked on September 15, 2026, on an allegation of failure to appear. The entry indicates an alleged failure to attend a required court proceeding but does not identify the underlying case, court date or charging statute. Under North Carolina law, certain willful failures to appear can constitute a misdemeanor or felony, depending on the underlying matter and applicable statutory requirements. The severity of Turner’s listed allegation cannot be determined from this record alone.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials, leaving the circumstances surrounding the booking uncorroborated. The record does not establish Turner’s current custody status, bond conditions, next court date or case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt, and Turner is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Brandon Antonio Lindsey with a booking date of September 15, 2026, and an allegation of impaired driving. That date is in the future relative to February 20, 2026, so the entry should not be treated as confirmation of a completed arrest without verification. If the charge is under North Carolina law, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor under N.C. General Statutes § 20-138.1, with sentencing dependent on statutory aggravating and mitigating factors.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, the circumstances behind the allegation—including the location, any traffic stop, and any evidence of impairment—are not established by the available information.

The materials do not establish Lindsey’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, plea, or case outcome. The listed charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Lindsey is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Joshua Ray Allred with a booking date of September 14, 2026, and an allegation of misdemeanor larceny. Under North Carolina law, misdemeanor larceny is generally a Class 1 misdemeanor involving the alleged theft of property valued at $1,000 or less, although statutory exceptions can make certain thefts felonies regardless of value. The record does not identify the property involved, its alleged value, or the circumstances underlying the charge.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials, so no additional narrative context is available. The record also does not establish Allred’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or whether the charge has been resolved. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt; the charge remains an allegation, and Allred is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied record identifies Etgar Edvardo Bautista-Montoya and lists a booking date of September 14, 2026, with a charge described as “FLEE/ELUDE ARREST W/MV,” alleging fleeing or attempting to elude arrest in a motor vehicle. That booking date is in the future relative to February 15, 2026, so the entry should not be treated as confirmation of a completed arrest without clarification.

Under North Carolina General Statutes § 20-141.5, fleeing or attempting to elude a law enforcement officer in a motor vehicle is generally a Class 1 misdemeanor. The offense can become a Class H felony when two or more statutory aggravating factors are present, with additional enhancements possible in certain circumstances. The abbreviated charge provided does not establish whether prosecutors allege a misdemeanor or felony, or identify any aggravating factors.

No external news reports or law enforcement press releases were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, the alleged incident’s circumstances and the case’s current procedural status—including custody, bond, court dates, and any disposition—are not established. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Bautista-Montoya is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Curtis Robert Graves as booked on September 14, 2026, on an allegation of failing to report a change of address as required by sex-offender registration laws. In North Carolina, failure to comply with registration-related address notification requirements is generally a Class F felony under N.C. General Statutes § 14-208.11. The record does not identify the specific statutory subsection charged or provide details about the alleged address change or reporting deadline.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied material, leaving no independently reported narrative about the circumstances leading to the booking. The available record also does not establish Graves’ current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any disposition of the charge. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Graves is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Lavarris Amar Love with a booking date of September 14, 2026, and an alleged larceny charge. Larceny generally involves the unlawful taking of another person’s property with intent to permanently deprive the owner of it. In North Carolina, larceny may be a misdemeanor or felony depending on the property’s value and other statutory circumstances. The record does not identify a statute, property value, or charge classification, so the allegation’s precise severity cannot be determined.

No related law enforcement press releases or news articles were provided or identified in the supplied material. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated narrative describing the alleged incident, the property involved, or the circumstances leading to the booking.

The material provides no information about bond, current custody, court dates, a plea, or a disposition. The booking entry alone does not establish the case’s current procedural status. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Love is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record identifies Carl Walter Masters and lists a booking date of September 14, 2026, with the charge “Conspiracy to Commit a Felony (Robbery, Etc.).” That date is in the future relative to February 18, 2026, and requires verification before the booking can be reported as a completed event. The charge alleges an agreement to commit a felony, rather than establishing that an underlying offense occurred. The entry does not identify the applicable statute or specific intended felony, so the precise offense classification and potential penalties cannot be confirmed.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative concerning the alleged conduct, other people allegedly involved, or the circumstances leading to the listed charge. The parenthetical reference to robbery should not be treated as confirmation that a robbery occurred.

The available information does not establish Masters’ custody status, bond, court dates, plea, or case disposition. Those details, along with the booking date and exact charge, require confirmation through official records. The charge is an allegation, and Masters is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Ericka Latiesha Graves with a booking date of September 13, 2026, and the charge abbreviation “AWDWWITK,” commonly used in North Carolina for assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill. Under N.C. General Statutes § 14-32(c), that alleged offense is a Class E felony. The abbreviation alone does not establish the circumstances of the alleged assault, the weapon allegedly involved, or whether anyone was injured.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative about the alleged incident, including its location, the people involved, or the events preceding the listed booking.

The materials do not establish Graves’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any disposition of the charge. The listed booking date is also later than today, February 24, 2026, and requires verification before the entry can be reported as a completed arrest. A charge is an allegation, not proof of guilt; Graves is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Salvador Soltero-Silva as booked on September 13, 2026, on a charge of obtaining property by false pretenses. In North Carolina, this offense is governed by N.C. General Statutes § 14-100 and generally involves allegedly obtaining or attempting to obtain money, property, or something of value through a false representation with intent to defraud. It is generally a Class H felony when the value is less than $100,000 and a Class C felony when it is $100,000 or more. The record does not specify the alleged value or felony classification in this case.

No related law enforcement press releases or news articles were supplied or identified in the provided materials. Consequently, there is no additional reporting establishing the circumstances of the allegation, the identity of any alleged victim, or the evidence supporting the charge.

The supplied information establishes only the listed booking and charge; it does not indicate bond conditions, current custody status, upcoming court dates, or a case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Soltero-Silva is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Tawana Sheree Hooper as booked on September 12, 2026, on a charge of false imprisonment. In North Carolina, false imprisonment is generally a common-law offense classified as a Class 1 misdemeanor. It involves an allegation that a person unlawfully restrained another person against that person’s will. The record does not provide a statutory citation or details of the alleged conduct.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances leading to the charge, including the alleged incident’s location and any relationship between those involved, remain unconfirmed.

The available record does not establish Hooper’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Hooper is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists KISHAWN ARMOND OAKLEY with a booking date of September 11, 2026, and a charge of robbery with firearms or other dangerous weapons. That date is in the future relative to this report and requires verification before the booking can be treated as a confirmed event. Under North Carolina General Statute § 14-87, robbery with a dangerous weapon is a Class D felony involving an alleged taking or attempted taking of property through the use or threatened use of a firearm or other dangerous weapon, whereby a person’s life is endangered or threatened.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated narrative concerning the alleged incident, including its location, circumstances, or the evidence supporting the charge.

The supplied record does not establish Oakley’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any disposition of the charge. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Oakley is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Damontea Monee Phillips as booked on September 11, 2026, on an allegation of impaired driving. In North Carolina, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 20-138.1, with sentencing determined by statutory factors and potentially including incarceration, fines, and license consequences. The entry does not identify a statutory citation, sentencing level, or aggravating circumstances.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, no additional narrative context is available regarding the alleged incident, including the location, circumstances of any traffic stop, or evidence supporting the charge.

The supplied information establishes only a listed booking and charge; it does not disclose bond conditions, custody status, court dates, a plea, or a disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Phillips is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied record lists TURNER, KEIFFER JEREMY with a booking date of September 10, 2026, and the charge description “AWDW OR ASSAULT INFLICTING SERIOUS INJURY.” That date is in the future relative to March 20, 2026, so the entry cannot presently establish that the booking has occurred. In North Carolina, the listed wording generally corresponds to an allegation of assault involving a deadly weapon or inflicting serious injury under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-33(c)(1), a Class A1 misdemeanor—the state’s most serious misdemeanor classification. The precise charge and statutory citation require confirmation from official court documents.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were supplied or identified in the provided materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative about the alleged incident, including its location, any weapon allegedly involved, or the nature of any alleged injuries.

The available information does not establish Turner’s custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any disposition. The booking date and case status should be verified through official detention and court records. Any charge is an allegation, not proof of wrongdoing, and Turner is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists SHABAZZ ARNEZ WILLIAMS with a booking date of September 10, 2026, and an apparent allegation of assault by strangulation. The name and charge fields contain apparent website or software text, so the original record should be checked for confirmation. If the charge was filed under North Carolina law, assault inflicting physical injury by strangulation is generally a Class H felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-32.4(b), unless the conduct is covered by another law providing greater punishment.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied material. Consequently, no independently corroborated account of the alleged incident, its circumstances, or the evidence supporting the charge is available here.

The supplied information does not establish Williams’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, plea, or case disposition. A booking entry and criminal charge are not findings of guilt. Williams is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Shabazz Arnez Williams as booked on September 10, 2026, on a charge of assault by strangulation. Under North Carolina law, assault by strangulation is generally a Class H felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-32.4(b), involving an allegation that a person assaulted another and inflicted physical injury by strangulation. The statute applies unless the conduct is covered by another law providing greater punishment.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, the circumstances surrounding the alleged incident, including its location and the evidence supporting the charge, cannot be established from this record alone.

The supplied information does not establish Williams’s current custody status, bond conditions, scheduled court appearances, or any case disposition. The booking entry documents an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Williams is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

CRAVEN, NEVAEH SKY is listed in the supplied arrest record as booked on September 9, 2026, on an allegation of a probation violation. A probation violation generally concerns alleged noncompliance with court-ordered supervision conditions rather than necessarily constituting a new criminal offense. The record does not identify the governing statute, underlying conviction, alleged conduct, or whether the violation is technical or involves an alleged new offense, so its specific statutory classification and potential consequences cannot be determined.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied material. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the circumstances of the booking or the basis for the allegation.

The supplied record does not establish Craven’s current custody status, bond conditions, hearing schedule, or any judicial disposition. A booking entry is not a finding that a probation violation occurred. Craven is presumed innocent of any criminal allegation unless and until proven guilty in a court of law; any alleged probation violation likewise requires a judicial determination under the applicable legal standard.

The provided arrest record lists Danielle Evette McGee as booked on September 9, 2026, on a charge of obtaining property by false pretenses. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 14-100, the offense generally involves allegedly using a false representation to obtain or attempt to obtain money, goods, services, or another thing of value with intent to defraud. It is generally a Class H felony when the value is less than $100,000 and a Class C felony when the value is $100,000 or more. The supplied record does not identify the alleged value or felony classification applicable to this case.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were supplied or identified in the accompanying information. Consequently, the alleged circumstances, identity of any alleged victim, investigating agency, and evidence supporting the charge are not established by these materials.

The booking entry does not establish McGee’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or case outcome. A booking record and criminal charge are not findings of guilt. McGee is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists James Ronald Stallings with a booking date of September 9, 2026, and an alleged charge abbreviated as “POSS WEAPON BY FELON.” That date is in the future relative to this report and requires verification. The charge description suggests an allegation of unlawful weapon possession by a person with a prior felony conviction. If the charge falls under North Carolina’s possession-of-a-firearm-by-a-felon statute, N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-415.1, it is generally a Class G felony. The abbreviated entry alone does not establish the precise statute or weapon involved.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, the circumstances leading to the reported booking, the evidence supporting the allegation, and any account from Stallings or his attorney are not available.

The supplied record does not establish Stallings’ current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Stallings is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

KRISTINA RENEE WHITE is listed in the supplied arrest record with a booking date of September 9, 2026, and a charge of larceny. The charge alleges theft of another person’s property. Under North Carolina law, larceny generally is a Class 1 misdemeanor when the property’s value is $1,000 or less and a Class H felony when it exceeds $1,000, although certain circumstances can make larceny a felony regardless of value. The record does not identify the statute, property value, or offense classification, so the charge’s severity cannot be confirmed.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated account of the alleged incident, including what property was involved or the circumstances leading to the booking.

The supplied record does not establish White’s custody status, bond, court dates, or any disposition of the charge. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. White is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Jason Willis Carney as booked on September 8, 2026, on an allegation of felony larceny. Under North Carolina law, larceny generally constitutes a Class H felony when the property’s value exceeds $1,000, although certain circumstances can make larceny a felony regardless of value. The record does not identify the property allegedly taken, its value, or the statutory basis for the felony classification.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials, leaving the circumstances of the alleged offense unconfirmed. The record also does not establish Carney’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or any case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt; Carney is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Rickey Nelson Guynn as booked on September 8, 2026, on a charge of misdemeanor larceny. In North Carolina, misdemeanor larceny generally involves the alleged theft of property valued at $1,000 or less and is typically a Class 1 misdemeanor under N.C. General Statutes § 14-72, although certain circumstances can elevate larceny to a felony regardless of value. The record does not identify the property involved, its value, or the circumstances underlying the allegation.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no additional reporting available here to establish an incident timeline or explain the basis for the charge.

The supplied record does not establish Guynn’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or whether the charge has been resolved. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Guynn is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

An arrest record supplied to Alamance Finest lists Bobby Earl Haith with a booking date of September 8, 2026, and a charge abbreviated as “WEAPON INFL SERIOUS INJURY OF OFFICER.” The entry appears to allege a weapon-related assault causing serious injury to an officer, conduct generally prosecuted as a felony under North Carolina law. However, the abbreviated description does not establish the precise statute or felony classification, which would require confirmation from the charging documents.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances of the alleged incident—including its location, the weapon allegedly involved, the officer’s reported injuries, and the basis for the charge—remain unconfirmed.

The supplied record does not establish Haith’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or whether the charge has been resolved. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Haith is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Ruben Jasper Holyfield as booked on September 8, 2026, on an allegation of impaired driving. Under North Carolina law, impaired driving is generally prosecuted under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 20-138.1 as a misdemeanor, with sentencing determined by statutory aggravating and mitigating factors. The record does not identify a statutory citation, sentencing level, or circumstances supporting the allegation.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances of any traffic stop, the evidence underlying the charge, and whether a crash or injuries occurred cannot be established from this record.

The supplied information does not establish Holyfield’s custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any disposition. The booking date is also later than today, July 17, 2026, and requires verification before the booking can be reported as a completed event. A charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt; Holyfield is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Brandon Wayne Terrell with a booking date of September 8, 2026, and an allegation of misdemeanor larceny. Under North Carolina law, misdemeanor larceny generally involves the alleged theft of property valued at $1,000 or less and is ordinarily a Class 1 misdemeanor, although certain circumstances can make larceny a felony regardless of value. The record does not identify the property, its value, or the specific statutory provision cited.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently reported narrative establishing the circumstances of the alleged offense, the investigating agency, or the basis for the charge.

The materials do not establish Terrell’s custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or case disposition. The listed booking date is also in the future relative to July 17, 2026, so it should be verified before being reported as a completed booking. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Terrell is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Shanice Michelle Clark as booked on September 7, 2026, on an allegation of second-degree murder. In North Carolina, second-degree murder generally involves an unlawful killing with malice but without premeditation and deliberation. It is generally classified as a Class B1 felony, though certain circumstances carry a Class B2 classification. Both classifications carry substantial potential prison penalties if a conviction results.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated narrative establishing the alleged incident’s circumstances, location, victim’s identity, or the basis for the charge. The booking entry alone does not establish those details.

The materials do not establish Clark’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or any subsequent disposition. A booking record is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Clark is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Harvey Torres as booked on September 7, 2026, on a charge of assault by strangulation. Under North Carolina law, assault by strangulation is generally a Class H felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-32.4(b), involving an allegation that a person inflicted physical injury by strangulation. The charge is an allegation, not a finding that the conduct occurred.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. As a result, there is no independently reported narrative establishing the circumstances of the alleged incident, the relationship between those involved, or the evidence supporting the charge.

The materials do not establish Torres’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or whether the charge has been resolved. A booking entry alone does not establish the outcome of a criminal case. Torres is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied record lists Mollie Veranda Smith with a booking date of September 7, 2026, and an alleged charge of obstructing justice. That date is in the future relative to March 16, 2026, so the booking date and whether an arrest has occurred require verification. Obstruction of justice generally concerns alleged interference with the administration of justice. The record does not identify a jurisdiction, statute, or offense classification, so the precise legal elements and misdemeanor or felony severity cannot be established from this information alone.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated account of the alleged conduct, the circumstances surrounding the listed booking, or the investigating agency.

The case’s current procedural status is unconfirmed. The supplied information does not establish bond conditions, custody status, court dates, or any disposition. A listed charge is an allegation, not proof of wrongdoing, and Smith is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Richard Anthony Copeland as booked on September 5, 2026, on an allegation of misdemeanor breaking and entering a building. Under North Carolina law, misdemeanor breaking or entering is generally classified as a Class 1 misdemeanor under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-54(b), rather than a felony. The supplied record does not identify a specific statutory subsection or describe the alleged conduct.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. As a result, no independently reported narrative is available regarding the location, circumstances, or evidence underlying the allegation.

The record does not establish Copeland’s current custody status, bond conditions, upcoming court dates, or whether the charge has been resolved. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Copeland is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists FRIEL MORRIS ALLEN as booked on September 4, 2026, on an allegation of marijuana possession. The charge description does not identify the quantity allegedly involved or cite a statute. If the case is in North Carolina, marijuana possession generally falls under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-95, with misdemeanor or felony classification depending on the amount and applicable statutory provisions. The abbreviated record does not establish the charge’s precise classification or potential penalty.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied material. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative about the circumstances leading to the booking, the alleged evidence, or the arresting agency.

The supplied information does not establish Allen’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or whether the charge has been resolved. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Allen is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Delbert Dennis Lafountaine with a booking date of September 3, 2026, and an allegation of felony breaking and entering a building. Under North Carolina law, breaking or entering a building with intent to commit a felony or larceny inside generally constitutes a Class H felony under N.C. General Statutes § 14-54(a). The record does not identify a statutory subsection or provide details sufficient to confirm the precise legal basis of the charge.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were supplied or identified in the provided materials. Accordingly, the alleged incident’s location, circumstances, investigating agency and supporting evidence cannot be independently established from this information.

The supplied materials do not establish Lafountaine’s current custody status, bond, court dates or case disposition. The listed booking date alone does not establish the date of the alleged offense. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Lafountaine is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Dewayne Lamont Richmond as booked on September 3, 2026, on an allegation of possession with intent to sell or deliver marijuana, commonly abbreviated as PWISD marijuana. Under North Carolina law, this offense is generally classified as a Class I felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-95. The charge alleges possession with an intent to distribute, rather than simple possession; it does not establish that a sale or delivery occurred.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were included in the supplied materials. Consequently, no additional narrative context is available regarding the circumstances of the arrest, the quantity allegedly involved, or the evidence underlying the charge.

The supplied record does not establish Richmond’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt, and the allegation remains unproven. Richmond is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Dishawn Marquis Hammond as booked on September 2, 2026, on a charge of assault by strangulation. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 14-32.4(b), an alleged assault that inflicts physical injury by strangulation is generally classified as a Class H felony, unless the conduct is covered by another law providing greater punishment. The booking entry identifies the allegation but does not establish that the charged conduct occurred.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances surrounding the allegation, including the alleged incident’s date and location, remain unconfirmed. The available record also does not establish Hammond’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or case disposition. The charge is an allegation, and Hammond is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Robin Terri Jones as booked on September 2, 2026, on an allegation described as “POSSESS CONTROL SUBSTANCE SCHEDULE II.” In North Carolina, unauthorized possession of a controlled substance is prohibited under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-95(a)(3). Schedule II substances have recognized medical uses but a high potential for abuse. The offense classification and potential penalties depend on the substance, quantity and applicable statutory provisions; the abbreviated record does not establish whether Jones faces a misdemeanor or felony.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently documented narrative concerning the alleged substance, circumstances of the arrest or evidence supporting the charge.

The supplied information establishes only a reported booking and charge, not the case’s subsequent status. It does not identify bond conditions, current custody status, court dates or any disposition. The charge is an allegation, and Jones is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists ANGEL ANTONIO with a booking date of September 2, 2026, and an allegation of impaired driving. The record does not identify the jurisdiction or statutory citation. In North Carolina, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor under N.C. General Statutes § 20-138.1, with potential penalties including incarceration, fines and license consequences. The applicable sentencing level depends on case-specific findings that are not provided here.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were identified in the supplied material. Consequently, there is no additional reported context concerning the alleged driving conduct, the circumstances of the arrest or any testing for impairment.

The available record does not establish whether ANTONIO remains in custody or provide bond information, court dates, a plea or a case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and ANTONIO is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied record lists ANGEL ANTONIO MOLINA-VEGA with a booking date of September 2, 2026, and an allegation of impaired driving. That date is later than today, July 10, 2026, so the entry should not be treated as confirmation of a completed arrest without verification. In North Carolina, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor under N.C. General Statute § 20-138.1, with sentencing severity depending on legally established aggravating and mitigating factors. The supplied entry does not identify a sentencing level or allege habitual impaired driving.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated account of the alleged incident, including its location, the circumstances of any traffic stop, or any impairment testing.

The materials do not establish a court date, bond, custody status, plea, or disposition. The booking date and case status require verification through official records. The charge is an allegation only, and Molina-Vega is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Anthony George Daughtridge as booked on September 1, 2026, on a charge described as “threats against executive or legislative officer.” The charge alleges threatening conduct directed at an official in one of those branches of government. The record does not identify the jurisdiction, statutory citation, or offense classification, so the applicable legal elements, severity, and potential penalties cannot be confirmed from the charge description alone.

No related law enforcement press releases or news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated account of the alleged threat, its recipient, or the circumstances surrounding the arrest. The materials also do not establish Daughtridge’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or whether the charge has been amended or resolved. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt; Daughtridge is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

An arrest record supplied to Alamance Finest lists MARIA BERNAL with a booking date of September 1, 2026, and a charge labeled “ABDUCTION OF CHILDREN.” The charge alleges unlawful conduct involving the taking of a child or children; the charge label alone does not establish how many children were allegedly involved or the circumstances. Because the record does not identify the jurisdiction or cite a statute, the precise legal elements, offense classification and potential penalties cannot be confirmed.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied material. The available information therefore offers no independently corroborated account of the alleged incident and does not establish Bernal’s current custody status, bond, court dates or case disposition. The listed booking date is also later than the date of this review, so it should be verified before publication as a completed arrest. A charge is an allegation, not evidence of guilt, and Bernal is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied record lists JULIO CESAR BARONA with a booking date of August 31, 2026, and an allegation of felonious restraint. That date is in the future relative to this report, so the entry should not be treated as confirmation of a completed arrest without verification. Under North Carolina law, felonious restraint is a Class F felony involving unlawful restraint without consent and transportation of the person by motor vehicle or another conveyance.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, no independently corroborated account of the alleged incident, its circumstances, or the basis for the charge is available here.

The materials do not establish bond conditions, custody status, court dates, or any disposition. A booking entry and a criminal charge are not findings of guilt. Barona is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Rodney Lee Blackwell as booked on August 31, 2026, on a charge of possession with intent to sell or deliver cocaine, commonly abbreviated as PWISD cocaine. Under North Carolina law, this alleged offense falls under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-95(a)(1) and is generally classified as a Class H felony. Cocaine is a Schedule II controlled substance; any potential sentence would depend on the outcome of the case and applicable sentencing factors.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. The record therefore offers no independently corroborated narrative about the circumstances leading to the booking, the quantity allegedly involved, or the evidence supporting the charge.

The supplied information does not establish Blackwell’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or whether the charge has been resolved. A booking entry documents an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Blackwell is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Timothy Monroe Bullis with a booking date of August 31, 2026, and an alleged parole violation. That designation generally concerns an alleged failure to comply with conditions of supervised release rather than necessarily identifying a new criminal offense. A substantiated violation may result in sanctions, including parole revocation and a return to custody. The record does not identify the alleged conduct, governing statute, underlying conviction, or any separate criminal charge, so a specific offense classification or potential penalty cannot be established.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the circumstances of the booking. The record also does not establish Bullis’s current custody status, any hearing date, or the outcome of a parole proceeding. The allegation is not a finding that a violation occurred; any criminal charge carries a presumption of innocence unless and until guilt is proven in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists an individual identified only as RIVERA-HERNANDEZ as booked on August 31, 2026, on an allegation of impaired driving. Under North Carolina law, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor governed by N.C. Gen. Stat. § 20-138.1, with sentencing determined by statutory factors and the circumstances established in court. The record does not provide a statutory citation or enough information to determine the applicable sentencing level.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated account of the alleged incident, including the location, reason for any traffic stop, or evidence supporting the charge.

The supplied record does not establish the individual’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or case outcome. A booking entry reflects an allegation, not a finding of guilt. RIVERA-HERNANDEZ is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Oliver Rogel with a booking date of August 31, 2026, and a charge described as “CHILD ABUSE A FELONY-ANY SERIOUS PHYSICAL INJURY.” That date is in the future relative to this report, so the entry should not be treated as confirmation that a booking has already occurred. The listed charge alleges felony child abuse involving serious physical injury. In North Carolina, felony child abuse is addressed under N.C. General Statute § 14-318.4; the precise subsection and felony classification cannot be established from the abbreviated charge description alone.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were included in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated narrative establishing the alleged circumstances, the nature of any injuries, Rogel’s relationship to the alleged victim, or the investigating agency.

The materials do not establish Rogel’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any disposition. The booking date and formal charging documents require verification before further conclusions can be drawn. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Rogel is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Ledys Clara Rivera-Hernandez as booked on August 31, 2026, on an allegation of impaired driving. In North Carolina, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor under N.C. General Statutes § 20-138.1, which prohibits driving on a highway, street, or public vehicular area while impaired or meeting other statutory criteria. Sentencing depends on the circumstances and applicable aggravating or mitigating factors; the supplied record does not identify a statutory subsection or sentencing level.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances of the alleged incident, including the location, basis for the stop, and any testing, remain unconfirmed. The record also provides no information about bond, release, court dates, or disposition, so the case’s current status cannot be established from these materials. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Rivera-Hernandez is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Shawn Douglas Busenlehner as booked on August 28, 2026, on an allegation labeled “motor vehicle theft.” That label generally concerns the unlawful taking of a motor vehicle, but the record does not identify a statutory citation, charging jurisdiction, or offense classification. The precise legal elements, felony or misdemeanor designation, and potential penalties therefore cannot be confirmed from the information provided.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were supplied or identified in the accompanying materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative about the alleged incident, the circumstances of the arrest, or the evidence supporting the charge. The materials also do not establish Busenlehner’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Busenlehner is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied arrest record, Christopher Bryan Pulliam was booked on August 28, 2026, on a charge of communicating threats. Under North Carolina General Statute § 14-277.1, communicating threats is a Class 1 misdemeanor. The offense generally involves an alleged willful threat to physically injure someone or damage property, communicated under circumstances that would cause a reasonable person to believe it would be carried out, with the recipient actually believing it would be carried out.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. The record therefore offers no independently reported narrative about the alleged incident, including the circumstances, the person allegedly threatened, or the evidence supporting the charge.

The supplied information establishes only the reported booking and charge; it does not indicate bond conditions, custody status, a scheduled court appearance, or a case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Pulliam is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Christopher Lamont Crisp is listed in the supplied arrest record with a booking date of August 27, 2026, and an allegation labeled “parole violation.” A parole violation generally concerns alleged noncompliance with conditions of supervised release and does not necessarily constitute a new criminal offense. The record provides no statutory citation, offense classification, or details of the alleged violation, so its precise legal basis and potential consequences cannot be determined.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were supplied or identified in the provided materials. Accordingly, there is no additional reporting establishing the circumstances leading to the booking or the conduct underlying the allegation.

The supplied record does not establish Crisp’s current custody status, any scheduled proceedings, or whether the allegation has been adjudicated. A booking entry is not a finding that a violation occurred. The allegation remains unproven, and Crisp is presumed innocent of any criminal charge unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Christopher Wayne Holloway is listed in the supplied arrest record with a booking date of August 27, 2026, and an alleged probation violation. The record does not identify the underlying conviction, the probation condition allegedly violated, or a statutory citation. A probation violation generally concerns alleged noncompliance with court-ordered supervision rather than necessarily constituting a new criminal offense. Its potential consequences depend on the applicable law, the alleged conduct, and the underlying sentence.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the circumstances of the booking or the alleged violation.

The record does not establish Holloway’s current custody status, bond conditions, hearing schedule, or any court ruling. A booking entry is not proof that a violation occurred. Holloway is entitled to due process, and the allegation remains unproven unless established through the applicable court proceedings; any criminal charges carry the presumption of innocence unless and until guilt is proven in court.

The supplied arrest record lists Jakyia Kordae Mims with a booking date of August 27, 2026, and an allegation of assault with a deadly weapon. That date is in the future as of July 19, 2026, so the entry should not be treated as confirmation of a completed booking without verification. In North Carolina, assault with a deadly weapon generally constitutes a Class A1 misdemeanor under N.C. General Statutes § 14-33(c)(1), although additional alleged elements can support felony charges under § 14-32. The abbreviated charge description does not establish the precise statute or classification in this case.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative concerning the alleged incident, including the circumstances, the weapon allegedly involved, or any reported injuries.

The materials do not establish bond conditions, custody status, a court date, or any disposition. The booking date and exact charge should be verified through official jail and court records before publication. Any charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Mims is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Jonathan Christopher Daye with a booking date of August 26, 2026, and an allegation of injury to personal property. If the charge was filed under North Carolina law, N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-160 generally addresses willful and wanton damage to another person’s personal property. The offense is generally a Class 2 misdemeanor when the damage is $200 or less and a Class 1 misdemeanor when it exceeds $200. The record does not identify a statutory citation, damage amount or charge classification.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances behind the allegation—including the property involved, the alleged conduct and the incident location—cannot be established from this information.

The materials do not disclose Daye’s custody status, bond, court dates, plea or any case disposition. The listed booking date is also later than today, July 19, 2026, and should be verified before publication. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt; Daye is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied arrest record, John Doe was booked on August 26, 2026, on an allegation listed as “motor vehicle theft.” That description generally refers to the unlawful taking of a motor vehicle. The record does not identify a statutory citation, jurisdiction, or offense classification, so the precise legal elements, felony or misdemeanor status, and potential penalties cannot be confirmed from the information provided.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were found in the supplied materials, leaving the circumstances of the alleged incident unverified. The record also provides no information about bond, custody status, court appearances, a plea, or disposition. The booking entry documents an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Doe is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied booking record, Isaac Bobo Duncan was booked on August 25, 2026, on a charge of assault on a female. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 14-33(c)(2), this offense generally concerns an alleged assault on a female by a male who is at least 18 years old and is classified as a Class A1 misdemeanor, the state’s most serious misdemeanor classification. Any potential sentence would depend on the applicable law, prior record and court findings.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances of the alleged incident and the evidence supporting the charge cannot be established from this record. The materials also do not establish Duncan’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates or case outcome. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Duncan is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Elvis Cruz as booked on August 25, 2026, on a charge of assault on a female. In North Carolina, that offense is a Class A1 misdemeanor under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-33(c)(2), the state’s highest misdemeanor classification. The statute applies to an alleged assault on a female by a male who is at least 18 years old. Any potential sentence depends on the case’s outcome, prior record and applicable sentencing rules.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances underlying the allegation, including the alleged conduct, location and relationship between those involved, cannot be established from this record.

The materials do not establish Cruz’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates or case disposition. The booking entry documents an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Cruz is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Dupree Moncell Owens is listed in the supplied arrest record as booked on August 25, 2026, on a charge abbreviated as “POSS WEAPON BY FELON.” The allegation concerns possession of a weapon by someone prohibited from possessing it because of a prior felony conviction. In North Carolina, possession of a firearm by a person with a qualifying felony conviction is generally a Class G felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-415.1. However, the abbreviated booking entry does not identify the weapon or cite a statute, so the precise charge classification cannot be confirmed from this record alone.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the circumstances of the arrest, the alleged weapon possession, or the evidence supporting the charge.

The supplied record documents a booking but does not establish Owens’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, plea, or case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Owens is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Marquis Jamar Moore as booked on August 25, 2026, on a charge of first-degree murder. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Under North Carolina law, first-degree murder is a Class A felony, the state’s most serious felony classification, carrying potential punishment of life imprisonment without parole or, in qualifying capital cases, death.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative here concerning the alleged incident, the identity of any victim, or the evidence supporting the charge.

The materials do not establish Moore’s current custody status, whether counsel has been appointed, or whether any hearings or trial dates have been scheduled. The booking entry alone does not establish the case’s subsequent procedural history. Moore is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists William Jasper Prysock with a booking date of August 25, 2026, and an allegation of impaired driving. That date is in the future relative to this report’s preparation and requires verification. In North Carolina, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor under N.C. General Statutes § 20-138.1, with potential penalties including fines, incarceration and license consequences. The applicable sentencing level depends on circumstances and findings not provided in this record.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were supplied or identified in the accompanying materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative concerning the alleged driving, the basis for the charge or any testing.

The supplied information does not establish a court date, bond conditions, plea or disposition. The booking entry alone does not establish guilt, and the case’s current status cannot be confirmed from these materials. Prysock is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Luis Antonio Cruz-Velez as booked on August 24, 2026, with a charge entry reading “STALKING DISCHARGE FIREARM INTO.” The entry appears to reference alleged stalking and an alleged firearm-discharge offense, but its abbreviated wording does not establish the exact charges or statutory classifications. Under North Carolina law, stalking is generally a Class A1 misdemeanor, with felony classifications possible in specified circumstances. Discharging a firearm into occupied property is a felony, but the incomplete entry does not confirm that this is the offense alleged.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances behind the allegations—including the alleged conduct, location, any injuries and the relationship between those involved—cannot be established from the available information.

The supplied record does not establish Cruz-Velez’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates or case disposition. Formal charging documents and court records would be needed to verify those details and the precise offenses alleged. An arrest is not a finding of guilt, and Cruz-Velez is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The provided arrest record lists GASPAR JESUS RAMIREZ with a booking date of August 24, 2026, and an allegation of possessing a Schedule II controlled substance. Schedule II substances have accepted medical uses but a high potential for abuse. If this charge falls under North Carolina law, possession is generally addressed by N.C. General Statutes § 90-95; its misdemeanor or felony classification depends on the substance and quantity involved. The supplied entry does not identify either or establish the precise offense classification.

No external law enforcement press releases or news articles were included in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the circumstances of the alleged possession, the arresting agency’s account, or the evidence supporting the charge.

The materials provide no information about bond, custody status, court appearances, or disposition. The listed booking date is also in the future relative to this report and should be verified before publication. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Ramirez is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Daryl Andre Beasley as booked on August 22, 2026, on a charge of misdemeanor crime of domestic violence. In North Carolina, that offense is classified as a Class A1 misdemeanor, the state’s most serious misdemeanor category, and concerns an alleged use or attempted use of physical force against someone in a qualifying domestic relationship. The booking entry does not provide details about the alleged conduct or identify the applicable statutory subsection.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided, so there is no additional reporting available here to establish the circumstances surrounding the allegation. The supplied information also does not establish Beasley’s custody or bond status, a court date, a plea, or any disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt; Beasley is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The provided arrest record lists David James Knighten as booked on August 22, 2026, on a charge of assault on a female. Under North Carolina General Statute § 14-33(c)(2), this offense involves an alleged assault on a female by a male who is at least 18 years old. It is classified as a Class A1 misdemeanor, North Carolina’s most serious misdemeanor category. The booking entry is an allegation, not a finding of guilt.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were supplied or identified in the provided materials. Consequently, the circumstances surrounding the alleged incident, including its location and any relationship between the parties, cannot be established from the available information.

The record does not provide bond information, custody status, court dates, or a case disposition. Knighten’s current case status therefore cannot be confirmed from these materials. He is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Victor Mendoza is listed in the supplied arrest record as booked on August 21, 2026, on an allegation of second-degree sexual offense. In North Carolina, second-degree forcible sexual offense is generally classified as a Class C felony, a serious offense carrying potential imprisonment upon conviction. However, the record’s abbreviated charge description does not identify a statute or provide enough information to confirm the precise statutory provision or alleged circumstances.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, no independently reported narrative of the alleged incident is available. The record also does not establish Mendoza’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, plea, or case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt; the charge remains an allegation, and Mendoza is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Demar Jamel Wilson as booked on August 21, 2026, on a charge of assault inflicting serious bodily injury. Under North Carolina law, that offense is generally a Class F felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-32.4(a), unless another law provides greater punishment. “Serious bodily injury” includes injuries creating a substantial risk of death or causing certain serious or prolonged impairments. The record does not identify a statutory citation, so the precise charging provision remains unconfirmed.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, no independently corroborated narrative is available concerning the alleged incident, including its location, circumstances, or the nature of any reported injuries.

The available information establishes only a reported booking and charge; it does not disclose Wilson’s current custody status, bond, court dates, plea, or case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Wilson is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

A booking record lists John Brower as booked on August 20, 2026, on an allegation of “DWLR impaired revocation,” meaning driving while license revoked for an impaired-driving-related revocation. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 20-28(a), that offense is generally a Class 1 misdemeanor. The charge alleges driving while a qualifying revocation was in effect; it does not, by itself, allege that Brower was impaired at the time of the reported incident.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided, so the circumstances surrounding the alleged offense cannot be independently described. The supplied record does not establish Brower’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any disposition of the charge. A booking is not a finding of guilt, and Brower is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Billy Philmore Oakley is listed in the supplied record with a booking date of August 20, 2026, and an alleged probation violation. A probation violation generally concerns alleged noncompliance with conditions imposed by a court in an existing criminal case, rather than necessarily constituting a new criminal offense. The record does not identify a jurisdiction, statute, underlying conviction, or alleged violation, so the applicable legal classification and potential consequences cannot be determined.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the circumstances of the reported booking or the conduct alleged to have violated probation.

The supplied record does not establish Oakley’s current custody status, hearing schedule, or whether a court has ruled on the allegation. A booking entry is not a finding that a violation occurred. Oakley is presumed innocent of any criminal charge unless and until proven guilty in a court of law, and the alleged probation violation remains unproven unless established through the applicable court process.

The supplied arrest record lists Michael James Deleon as booked on August 20, 2026, on a charge abbreviated as “M/S/D/P CONT SUBS W/N 1000FT OF SCHOOL/CHILD CARE/PLAYGROUND.” The entry appears to allege a controlled-substance offense involving manufacture, sale, delivery or possession within 1,000 feet of a protected location. North Carolina law provides felony penalties for certain drug activities near protected locations, but this abbreviated entry does not establish the precise statutory subsection, felony classification or potential sentence. It also does not identify the alleged substance, quantity or specific location.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were supplied or identified in the provided materials, leaving no independently reported narrative about the circumstances of the arrest. The record documents a booking, not a conviction, and provides no information about bond, continued custody, court dates or disposition. Deleon is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law; the charge remains an allegation.

WILEY, MURDOCK KAINE is listed in the supplied arrest record with a booking date of August 20, 2026, and an alleged probation violation. Generally, a probation violation concerns an allegation that a person failed to comply with court-ordered supervision conditions; it does not necessarily constitute a new criminal offense. The record provides no statutory citation, underlying conviction, or description of the alleged violation, so its classification and potential consequences cannot be determined from the information supplied.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. There is therefore no independently reported narrative establishing the circumstances of the booking or the conduct alleged to have violated probation.

The supplied record does not establish Wiley’s current custody status, bond conditions, hearing schedule, or whether a court has ruled on the allegation. A booking entry is not a judicial finding that a violation occurred. Wiley is presumed innocent of any criminal accusation unless and until proven guilty in a court of law, and the alleged probation violation remains subject to judicial determination.

According to the supplied arrest record, Christopher Blue was booked on August 19, 2026, on a charge of impaired driving. The charge alleges an offense; it does not establish guilt. In North Carolina, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 20-138.1, which prohibits driving while impaired by an impairing substance or meeting specified alcohol-concentration thresholds. Penalties depend on the applicable sentencing level and case-specific factors and can include incarceration, fines, and license consequences. The record does not identify a statutory citation or sentencing level.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances of the alleged offense, including the location, basis for the stop, and any testing, remain unverified. The record provides no information about bond, custody status, court dates, or disposition, so the case’s current procedural status cannot be determined. Blue is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Raekwon Kalongi Williams as booked on August 17, 2026, on a charge of misdemeanor crime of domestic violence. The charge alleges a domestic-violence-related criminal offense and is classified in the record as a misdemeanor, not a felony. The record does not identify the governing statute or jurisdiction, so the precise statutory elements, misdemeanor classification and potential penalties cannot be confirmed from the supplied information.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no additional reporting establishing the circumstances of the alleged incident, the relationship between the parties or the evidence supporting the allegation.

The supplied record documents a booking entry but does not establish Williams’ current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, plea or case disposition. A charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Williams is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Armando Rivera Aviles as booked on August 16, 2026, on a charge abbreviated “POSS ALT GUN SERIAL NO.” That description appears to allege possession of a firearm with an altered serial number. Under North Carolina General Statute § 14-160.2, knowingly possessing a firearm whose permanent serial number has been removed, altered or obliterated is generally a Class H felony. The record does not identify the specific statute charged, so that classification should be confirmed against the charging document.

No related law enforcement press releases or news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances leading to the booking—including where any firearm was allegedly recovered and the evidence supporting the allegation—cannot be established from this record.

The available information documents a booking and an allegation, not a conviction. It does not establish Aviles’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates or case disposition. He is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Clifford Sharron Manning as booked on August 15, 2026, on a charge abbreviated as “POSS WEAPON BY FELON.” The charge alleges possession of a prohibited weapon by someone with a qualifying prior felony conviction. The record does not identify the weapon or statutory citation. If the charge falls under North Carolina’s possession-of-a-firearm-by-a-felon statute, N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-415.1, it is generally a Class G felony; the precise offense classification should be confirmed through court records.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied material. Consequently, the circumstances leading to the arrest, the arresting agency, and the evidence supporting the allegation are not established by this record.

The available information documents a booking entry, not a case outcome. Bond, custody status, court dates, and any subsequent disposition are unknown. Manning is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Barry Edwards is listed in the supplied arrest record with a booking date of August 14, 2026, and a charge labeled “fugitive from justice.” That designation generally concerns an allegation that a person is wanted in another jurisdiction and may be subject to extradition or transfer proceedings. The record does not identify the underlying alleged offense, requesting jurisdiction, applicable statute, or offense classification, so the severity of the underlying allegation cannot be determined.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no additional verified narrative about the circumstances of Edwards’ arrest or the basis for the fugitive allegation.

The available record does not establish Edwards’ current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or the outcome of any extradition proceedings. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Edwards is presumed innocent of any underlying criminal allegations unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Marquist Devon McClinton as booked on August 13, 2026, on an allegation labeled “ASSAULT SERIOUS BODILY INJURY.” In North Carolina, assault inflicting serious bodily injury is generally a Class F felony under N.C. General Statutes § 14-32.4(a). The statute concerns injuries involving substantial risks or consequences, such as a substantial risk of death, serious permanent disfigurement, or prolonged hospitalization. However, the record does not include a statutory citation, so the precise charge classification requires confirmation from court documents.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances of the alleged assault—including its location, the parties’ relationship, the reported injuries, and the evidence supporting the allegation—cannot be established from this record.

The supplied information does not establish McClinton’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, plea, or case disposition. A booking entry documents an allegation, not a finding of guilt. McClinton is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Jorge Yepez, identified as “YEPEZ, JORGE NMN,” with a booking date of August 13, 2026, and an alleged offense labeled “ASSAULT-SIMPLE.” Under North Carolina law, simple assault is generally a Class 2 misdemeanor under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-33(a). The record does not identify a statutory citation or provide details about the alleged conduct, so the precise legal basis of the charge cannot be independently confirmed.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances surrounding the allegation remain unverified. The record also does not establish Yepez’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt; Yepez is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied arrest record, Trystan Charles was booked on August 12, 2026, on a charge listed as “BREAK/ENTER TERRORIZE/INJURE.” That description appears to correspond to North Carolina General Statute § 14-54(a1), which makes breaking or entering a building with the intent to terrorize or injure an occupant a Class H felony. The charge alleges criminal intent; the booking entry does not establish that anyone was injured.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, no independently reported narrative is available regarding the alleged incident’s location, circumstances, or people involved.

The supplied record does not provide bond information, a court date, current custody status, or a case disposition. A booking entry alone does not establish the case’s subsequent status. Charles is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Trystan Charles Hooper as booked on August 12, 2026, on a charge abbreviated as “BREAK/ENTER TERRORIZE/INJURE.” In North Carolina, that description generally corresponds to N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-54(a1), which makes breaking or entering a building with the intent to terrorize or injure an occupant a Class H felony. The allegation concerns intent; the charge alone does not establish that anyone was injured. The precise statutory charge should be confirmed against court records.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative establishing the alleged incident’s location, circumstances, or the relationship between those involved.

The supplied record does not establish Hooper’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or case outcome. A booking entry documents an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Hooper is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The provided arrest record lists Jasmine Nicole Williams as booked on August 11, 2026, on a charge of assault by strangulation. Under North Carolina law, assault inflicting physical injury by strangulation is generally a Class H felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-32.4(b), unless the conduct is covered by another law carrying greater punishment. The charge is an allegation, not a finding that Williams committed the offense.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were supplied, so there is no independently corroborated account of the circumstances underlying the allegation. The record does not identify bond conditions, custody status, court dates, or a case disposition. The case’s current status therefore cannot be established from the available information. Williams is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Marty Lee Adams is listed in the supplied arrest record as booked on August 11, 2026, on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon. The charge alleges an assault involving a weapon considered capable of causing death or serious injury. Under North Carolina law, assault with a deadly weapon generally constitutes a Class A1 misdemeanor; felony classifications may apply when additional elements, such as intent to kill or serious injury, are alleged. The abbreviated booking entry does not identify a statute or establish the charge’s precise classification.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, the circumstances surrounding the alleged incident—including the weapon allegedly involved, any injuries, and the relationship between those involved—cannot be established from this record.

The supplied information documents a booking but does not establish Adams’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, plea, or case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Adams is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

James Harrelson is listed in the supplied arrest record with a booking date of August 11, 2026, and an allegation of a probation violation. A probation violation generally concerns an alleged failure to comply with court-ordered supervision conditions and does not necessarily involve a new criminal offense. The record does not identify a governing statute, the underlying conviction, or the conduct alleged, so the violation’s precise legal classification and potential consequences cannot be determined from the available information.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently reported narrative explaining the circumstances of the booking or the alleged violation.

The supplied record does not establish Harrelson’s current custody status, bond conditions, hearing schedule, or whether a court has ruled on the allegation. A booking entry is not a finding that a probation violation occurred. Harrelson is presumed innocent of any criminal charge unless and until proven guilty in a court of law, and the alleged probation violation remains subject to judicial determination.

The supplied record lists Cedrick Lamont Watson with a booking date of August 10, 2026, and an alleged charge of “discharge weapon occupied property.” That date is later than the current date of July 19, 2026, so the entry should not be treated as confirmation of a completed booking without verification. In North Carolina, discharging a firearm into occupied property is generally prosecuted under N.C. General Statutes § 14-34.1 as a felony. The precise classification depends on the alleged circumstances; the abbreviated charge does not establish the applicable subsection or severity level.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no corroborating narrative establishing the alleged incident’s location, circumstances, presence of injuries, or Watson’s alleged involvement beyond the charge listed.

The materials do not establish Watson’s current custody status, bond, court dates, or any disposition. The booking date and case details require confirmation through official records. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Watson is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Bobby Bernard Love with a booking date of August 8, 2026, and an alleged charge described as “AWDW OR ASSAULT INFLICTING SERIOUS INJURY.” That wording generally corresponds to North Carolina General Statute § 14-33(c)(1), which addresses assault involving a deadly weapon or inflicting serious injury and is classified as a Class A1 misdemeanor, the state’s most serious misdemeanor category. The precise statutory charge would need confirmation from court documents. The listed booking date is in the future as of this report and has not been independently verified.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances underlying the allegation—including any alleged weapon, injury, location, or relationship between those involved—cannot be established from this record.

The materials do not establish Love’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or whether the charge has been resolved. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Love is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Gilberto Velasquez-Garcia is listed in the supplied arrest record with a booking date of August 7, 2026, and an allegation of assault resulting in serious bodily injury. Under North Carolina law, assault inflicting serious bodily injury is generally a Class F felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-32.4(a). The statute covers injuries meeting specified severity thresholds, including a substantial risk of death, serious permanent disfigurement, or prolonged hospitalization. The record does not identify a statutory citation, so the precise charge classification requires confirmation from court documents.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative available here concerning the alleged incident, the nature of any injuries, or the circumstances leading to the booking.

The supplied record does not establish Velasquez-Garcia’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Velasquez-Garcia is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Dennis Lee Haith is listed in the supplied arrest record as booked on August 5, 2026, on a charge of impaired driving. The charge alleges unlawful impairment while driving; it is not a finding of guilt. Under North Carolina General Statute § 20-138.1, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor, with sentencing determined by statutory aggravating and mitigating factors and other case-specific circumstances. The supplied record does not establish an applicable sentencing level.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no additional verified narrative about the alleged incident, including the location, circumstances of any traffic stop, or evidence supporting the charge.

The record documents a booking but does not establish Haith’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, plea, or case disposition. The charge remains an allegation, and Haith is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied booking record, Leko Ladon Jones was booked on August 5, 2026, in connection with an alleged probation violation. The entry does not identify the underlying conviction, the probation condition allegedly violated, or a governing statute. A probation violation generally concerns alleged noncompliance with court-ordered supervision rather than necessarily constituting a new criminal offense. Its potential consequences depend on the underlying sentence, applicable law, and the court’s findings; the entry alone does not establish a misdemeanor or felony classification.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials, leaving the circumstances of the allegation unverified beyond the booking entry. The record does not establish Jones’s current custody status, bond conditions, hearing schedule, or case outcome. The allegation is not a finding that a violation occurred. Jones is entitled to due process, and the presumption of innocence applies to any criminal charges unless and until guilt is proven in a court of law.

Moises Lopez-Alfonzo is listed in the supplied arrest record as booked on August 5, 2026, on a charge of impaired driving. The charge alleges an offense; it does not establish guilt. In North Carolina, impaired driving is generally prosecuted under N.C. General Statute § 20-138.1 as a misdemeanor. Sentencing depends on statutory aggravating and mitigating factors and can include incarceration, fines and license consequences. The record does not identify a sentencing level or provide details about the alleged conduct.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials, leaving the circumstances of the arrest unverified beyond the booking entry. The available information does not establish Lopez-Alfonzo’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates or case disposition. A booking entry is not evidence of a conviction, and Lopez-Alfonzo is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

A booking record lists Leo Osmond Vincent as booked on August 5, 2026, on an alleged charge abbreviated as “POSS WEAPON BY FELON.” The entry indicates an allegation of unlawful weapon possession by a person with a prior felony conviction. In North Carolina, possession of a firearm by a felon is generally a Class G felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-415.1. However, the abbreviated record does not identify the weapon or cite a statute, so the precise charge and classification cannot be confirmed from this entry alone.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances surrounding the alleged possession, the arresting agency, and the evidence supporting the allegation are not established by the available information.

The supplied record does not disclose Vincent’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Vincent is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied booking record, Jeremiah Ellis was booked on August 4, 2026, on a charge of assault on a female. Under North Carolina law, that offense is a Class A1 misdemeanor and applies to an alleged assault on a female by a male who is at least 18 years old. Class A1 is the state’s most serious misdemeanor classification; any potential sentence depends on the defendant’s prior record and other applicable sentencing factors.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no corroborating narrative about the alleged incident, including its location, the circumstances surrounding it, or whether any injuries were reported. The booking entry alone does not establish those details.

The supplied information does not establish Ellis’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or whether the charge has been resolved. A booking record documents an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Ellis is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Perfecto Lopez Lopez as booked on August 4, 2026, on an allegation of assault on a government official. In North Carolina, assault on a government officer or employee performing official duties can be prosecuted as a Class A1 misdemeanor under N.C. General Statutes § 14-33(c)(4). However, the record does not identify a statute or offense classification, so the precise legal basis and severity of this charge cannot be confirmed from the charge label alone.

No external law enforcement press releases or news articles were included in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated account of the alleged incident, including its location, the circumstances leading to the arrest, the official’s role, or whether any injury was alleged.

The booking entry does not establish the case’s current procedural status. Bond conditions, continued custody, court dates, and any subsequent disposition are not provided. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Lopez Lopez is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Joseph Carl Jones is listed in the supplied arrest record with a booking date of August 3, 2026, and an allegation of felony larceny. Under North Carolina law, larceny generally involves the unlawful taking of another person’s property; felony classification can depend on the property’s value or other statutory circumstances. The record does not identify a statute, property value, or circumstances supporting the felony designation.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated account of the alleged incident, including where it occurred, what property was involved, or how investigators connected Jones to the allegation.

The supplied record does not establish Jones’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or case disposition. Its listed booking date is in the future as of this report, so the date and booking should be verified before publication. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Jones is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.

The provided booking record lists Francisco Torres Vargas as booked on August 3, 2026, on a charge of assault on a female. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 14-33(c)(2), that offense is generally a Class A1 misdemeanor, the state’s most serious misdemeanor classification, and involves an alleged assault on a female by a male who is at least 18 years old. Any potential sentence would depend on the case’s outcome, applicable sentencing rules and prior criminal history.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied information. The record therefore offers no independently corroborated account of the alleged incident, including its circumstances, location or whether any injuries were reported. The booking date alone does not establish when the alleged conduct occurred.

The supplied information does not establish Torres Vargas’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates or whether the charge has been resolved. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Torres Vargas is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Jordan Lee Gaddy as booked on August 1, 2026, with the charge description “DV PROTECTIVE ORDER VIOLATION FEL AWDW OR ASSAULT.” The abbreviated entry appears to allege a felony violation of a domestic violence protective order involving an assault or assault with a deadly weapon. In North Carolina, protective-order violations are governed by N.C. Gen. Stat. § 50B-4.1, which includes felony provisions under specified circumstances. The booking shorthand alone does not establish the precise statutory subsection, felony classification, or alleged conduct.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative describing the alleged incident, and the record does not establish whether a weapon was used or anyone was injured. Information about bond, custody status, court appearances, and any subsequent disposition is also unavailable. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt; Gaddy is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied record lists Brian Jason Wilson with a booking date of July 31, 2026, and an alleged failure-to-appear charge. That date is in the future relative to this report, so the entry should not be treated as confirmation that an arrest or booking has already occurred. Failure to appear generally concerns an alleged failure to attend a required court proceeding. The record provides no statutory citation, underlying case information, or offense classification, preventing a reliable determination of the charge’s statutory basis or severity.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the alleged missed appearance or the circumstances associated with the listed booking.

The case’s current status is unverified. The materials do not establish whether Wilson is in custody, whether bond has been set, or whether a hearing or disposition has occurred. Any charge remains an allegation, and Wilson is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Travis Nathaniel Crisp as booked on July 30, 2026, under the charge description “FELONY-CHILD ABUSE IS OFFENSE ADDITIONAL TO CIVIL.” The entry identifies the allegation as a felony, a more serious category of criminal offense than a misdemeanor. However, the wording alone does not establish the precise statutory provision, felony classification, alleged conduct or potential sentencing range.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the circumstances of the alleged offense or the investigation.

The supplied record does not establish whether Crisp remains in custody, has received bond, has appeared in court or has entered a plea. It also provides no case disposition. An arrest and booking entry are not findings of guilt; the charge remains an allegation, and Crisp is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Elizabeth Lauren Oliver, identified in the inmate entry as “OLIVER, ELIZABETH LAUREN OLIVER,” with a booking date of July 30, 2026, and a charge description of “ATTEMPT AND CONSPIRACY; PENALTIES.” That description generally concerns an alleged attempt to commit an offense or an alleged agreement to commit an offense. However, the record provides neither a statutory citation nor an underlying offense, so the precise legal elements, misdemeanor or felony classification, and potential penalties cannot be reliably determined.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were included in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the alleged conduct, the circumstances of the arrest, or the evidence supporting the allegation.

The supplied information establishes only a listed booking and charge description; it does not identify bond conditions, current custody status, court dates, or any case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Oliver is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied record lists RICHARD DURWIN with a booking date of July 28, 2026, and a charge described as “INFLICTING SERIOUS INJURY.” That date is later than today, July 10, 2026, so the entry should not be treated as confirmation of a completed booking without verification. The charge alleges conduct resulting in serious injury, but the abbreviated description does not identify a statute or establish whether the offense is classified as a misdemeanor or felony.

No external law enforcement press releases or news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated account of the alleged incident, its circumstances, or the basis for the charge.

The materials do not establish Durwin’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or any case disposition. The booking date and precise statutory charge require confirmation through official records. Any charge remains an allegation, and Durwin is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Richard Durwin Gaddy is listed in the supplied arrest record with a booking date of July 28, 2026, and an alleged charge described as “AWDW OR ASSAULT INFLICTING SERIOUS INJURY.” In North Carolina, assault with a deadly weapon or assault inflicting serious injury generally falls under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-33(c)(1), a Class A1 misdemeanor. However, the abbreviated entry does not identify a statute or confirm the precise charge classification; assaults involving additional elements can constitute felonies.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied material. Accordingly, the circumstances of the alleged incident—including any alleged weapon, injuries, location, or relationship between those involved—cannot be established from this record.

The supplied information does not establish Gaddy’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Gaddy is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied booking record, Migdael Jimenez Ramos was booked on July 27, 2026, on an allegation of impaired driving. In North Carolina, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor under N.C. General Statutes § 20-138.1, with sentencing governed by a graduated system that considers aggravating and mitigating factors. The record does not establish an applicable sentencing level or potential penalty in this case.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances surrounding the alleged offense—including the location, reason for any traffic stop, and evidence supporting the charge—cannot be independently described.

The supplied information documents a booking and charge, but does not establish Ramos’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or case disposition. A booking is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Ramos is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Joshua Issac Nansezth as booked on July 24, 2026, on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon on a government official. Under North Carolina law, assault with a deadly weapon on a government officer or employee performing official duties is generally a Class F felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-34.2. The exact statutory charge would need confirmation from the charging documents; the booking entry alone does not establish the alleged weapon, conduct, or circumstances.

The supplied WXLV headline describes deputies responding to a reported family assault at a Green Level home, where a sister alleged that her brother punched her. A Burlington Times-News headline reports that a brother and sister were charged following a family fight. The headlines alone do not establish that these reports concern Nansezth or explain how the alleged family incident relates to the listed government-official assault charge. The underlying articles and any law enforcement release have not been independently verified here.

The provided materials do not establish bond conditions, custody status, court dates, a plea, or a case disposition. The booking entry records an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Nansezth is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

A supplied booking record lists Jose Luis Gonzalez as booked on July 24, 2026, on an allegation of impaired driving. In North Carolina, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor under N.C. General Statutes § 20-138.1. Sentencing severity depends on factors established in court, including any applicable aggravating or mitigating circumstances; the booking entry alone does not establish a sentencing level.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were found in the materials provided. The circumstances underlying the allegation—including the location of the alleged incident, any testing results, and the arresting agency—are not specified.

The provided record does not identify bond conditions, custody status, a scheduled court appearance, or any case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Gonzalez is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Joshua Issac Nansezth Cates with a booking date of July 24, 2026, and an allegation of assault with a deadly weapon on a government official. That booking date is future-dated relative to this report and should be verified before publication. Under North Carolina law, assault with a deadly weapon on a government officer or employee performing official duties is generally a Class F felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-34.2. The abbreviated charge listing does not independently confirm the specific statute charged.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the available information does not establish the alleged incident’s circumstances, the weapon allegedly involved, the identity of the official, or whether any injuries occurred.

The supplied record does not establish Cates’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or case disposition. A booking entry is not proof that an offense occurred. The charge remains an allegation, and Cates is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Rogelio Hurtado Ceja with a booking date of July 23, 2026, and a charge of indecent liberties with children. Under North Carolina General Statute § 14-202.1, that offense is a Class F felony involving allegations of specified sexual conduct or indecent liberties with a child under 16 by someone at least 16 and at least five years older than the child. The charge is an allegation, not a finding that the statutory elements have been established.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative concerning the alleged conduct, the investigation, or the circumstances of the reported booking.

The listed booking date is in the future relative to June 7, 2026, and should be verified before publication. The supplied information does not establish Ceja’s current custody status, bond, court dates, or case disposition. Ceja is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Amner Tiul-Sanchez with a booking date of July 22, 2026, and the charge abbreviation “AWDWWITK,” commonly used in North Carolina for assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill. Under N.C. General Statutes § 14-32(c), that alleged offense is a Class E felony. The charge alleges an assault involving a deadly weapon and an intent to kill; it does not establish that either element has been proven.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied material. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated account of the alleged incident, including its location, the weapon allegedly involved, or any injuries.

The supplied information does not establish Tiul-Sanchez’s custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or case outcome. The listed booking date is also later than the current date of April 15, 2026, and requires verification before being reported as a completed booking. Any charge remains an allegation, and Tiul-Sanchez is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Phillip Earl Wrenn as booked on July 21, 2026, on a charge of misdemeanor larceny. The charge alleges theft; the record does not establish that the alleged conduct occurred. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 14-72, larceny of property valued at $1,000 or less is generally a Class 1 misdemeanor, although certain circumstances can make larceny a felony regardless of value.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative concerning the alleged incident, including the property involved, its value, the location, or the circumstances leading to the charge.

The supplied record does not indicate Wrenn’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, plea, or any disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Wrenn is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Jamel Leshawn Walker with a booking date of July 21, 2026, and an allegation of robbery with firearms or other dangerous weapons. In North Carolina, this offense falls under N.C. General Statutes § 14-87 and is classified as a Class D felony. It generally involves an alleged taking or attempted taking of property through the use or threatened use of a firearm or other dangerous weapon that endangers or threatens a person’s life.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances underlying the allegation—including the location, any alleged injuries, and the evidence supporting the charge—remain unavailable. The listed booking date is in the future relative to the date of this review and should be verified before publication.

The supplied information does not establish Walker’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or any disposition of the charge. A booking record is not proof of guilt. Walker is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Amberly Janae Agualo is listed in the supplied arrest record as booked on July 20, 2026, in connection with an alleged probation violation. A probation violation generally concerns an allegation that a person failed to comply with court-ordered supervision conditions; it does not necessarily involve a new criminal offense. The record provides no statutory citation, underlying conviction, or alleged violation details, so the specific legal classification and potential consequences cannot be determined.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the circumstances of the booking or the conduct alleged to have violated probation.

The supplied record does not establish Agualo’s current custody status, any release conditions, a hearing date, or a court disposition. The booking entry is not a finding that a violation occurred. The allegation remains unproven, and Agualo is entitled to the presumption of innocence on any criminal accusation unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Arin Tavon Futrell is listed in the supplied record as booked on July 20, 2026, on an alleged heroin-trafficking charge, entered as “TRAFFIKING HEROIN.” Under North Carolina law, heroin trafficking is a felony governed by N.C. General Statute § 90-95(h)(4), with severity and mandatory penalties tied to the quantity involved. The record does not specify the alleged quantity, conduct, or felony classification, so the applicable sentencing range cannot be determined from this entry alone.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative about the circumstances leading to the booking, the investigating agency, or the evidence underlying the allegation.

The supplied record does not establish Futrell’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any subsequent disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Futrell is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists WHITE, PFUNANDRE RISCHEL as booked on July 20, 2026, on an allegation of kidnapping. Under North Carolina law, kidnapping is a felony involving unlawful confinement, restraint or removal of a person for specified purposes. First-degree kidnapping is a Class C felony, while second-degree kidnapping is a Class E felony. The record does not identify a statutory citation or degree, so the precise classification and potential sentencing exposure cannot be determined.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative available here concerning the alleged incident, the circumstances of the arrest or the evidence underlying the charge.

The supplied information establishes only a reported booking entry, not the case’s current procedural status. Bond, custody status, court dates and any subsequent disposition are not provided. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and White is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Ira Austin, listed in the supplied arrest record as “AUSTIN, IRA NMN,” was booked on July 17, 2026, on a charge of felony breaking and entering a building. In North Carolina, breaking or entering a building with intent to commit a felony or larceny inside generally constitutes a Class H felony under N.C. General Statutes § 14-54(a). The supplied record does not identify a statutory subsection or describe the conduct alleged, so the precise legal basis of Austin’s charge cannot be confirmed from this information alone.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Details about the alleged incident, including its location, circumstances and any reported property loss, therefore remain unavailable. The record also does not establish Austin’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates or case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Austin is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Coty Wrenn Flynn with a booking date of July 16, 2026, and an allegation of a parole violation. A parole violation generally concerns alleged noncompliance with conditions of supervised release and may lead to revocation proceedings and possible return to custody; it does not necessarily constitute a new criminal offense. The record provides no statutory citation, underlying conviction, or details of the alleged violation, so its specific legal classification and potential consequences cannot be determined.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the circumstances of the reported booking or the conduct alleged.

The listed booking date is later than the current date of May 2, 2026, and requires verification before the booking can be reported as having occurred. The supplied information does not establish Flynn’s current custody status, hearing schedule, or any disposition. The allegation is not a finding of wrongdoing; Flynn is presumed innocent of any criminal charge unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Michael Poole Jackson with a booking date of July 15, 2026, and one charge of misdemeanor larceny. Under North Carolina law, misdemeanor larceny is generally a Class 1 misdemeanor involving the alleged theft of property valued at $1,000 or less, although certain circumstances can make larceny a felony regardless of value. The record does not identify the property, its alleged value, or the circumstances underlying the charge.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no additional reporting available here to establish the alleged incident’s location, timing, or investigative background.

The listed booking date is in the future as of this report, so the entry should not be treated as confirmation that an arrest has already occurred. The supplied information does not establish bond conditions, custody status, court dates, or a case outcome. The charge is an allegation, and Jackson is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The provided arrest record lists JULIE ANN TYNER with a booking date of July 15, 2026, and a charge abbreviated as “PWIMSD OF SCH III.” That abbreviation generally refers to alleged possession with intent to manufacture, sell, or deliver a Schedule III controlled substance. Under North Carolina law, this offense generally falls under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-95(a)(1) and is classified as a Class H felony. The entry does not identify the substance, quantity, or circumstances underlying the allegation.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were found in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no additional sourced narrative about the investigation or alleged conduct, and the booking entry alone does not establish those details.

The supplied information does not establish Tyner’s current custody status, bond, court dates, or case disposition. The listed booking date is also later than today, June 13, 2026, so the date requires verification before the booking can be reported as a completed event. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt; Tyner is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Thomas Ray Bell is listed in the supplied arrest record with a booking date of July 14, 2026, and an alleged larceny charge. Under North Carolina law, larceny generally involves the unlawful taking and carrying away of another person’s property with intent to permanently deprive the owner of it. The offense may be a misdemeanor or felony depending on the property’s value and other statutory circumstances. The record does not identify a statute, property value, or offense classification, so the charge’s severity cannot be determined from the information provided.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were supplied or identified in the accompanying information. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated narrative about the alleged incident, the property involved, or the circumstances leading to the listed booking.

The supplied information does not establish Bell’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, plea, or case disposition. The booking entry documents an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Bell is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Deangelo Deshaun Ferrell as booked on July 14, 2026, on a charge of assault on a female. Under North Carolina law, that offense is a Class A1 misdemeanor, the state’s most serious misdemeanor classification. The statute applies to an alleged assault on a female by a male who is at least 18 years old. The booking entry alone does not establish the circumstances of the alleged incident.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no additional reporting available here to establish the alleged incident’s location, the relationship between those involved, or whether any injuries were reported.

The supplied record does not establish Ferrell’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or any disposition of the charge. A booking record documents an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Ferrell is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Gerzon Jimenez Bravo as booked on July 11, 2026, on a charge described as “secretly peeping into room occupied by female.” The charge alleges conduct generally covered by North Carolina General Statutes § 14-202, which classifies the basic secretly peeping offense as a Class 1 misdemeanor. The record does not identify a statutory subsection, so the precise charging provision and classification cannot be independently confirmed.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative establishing the alleged incident’s location, circumstances, or the evidence supporting the charge.

The supplied record documents a booking but does not establish Bravo’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Bravo is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Waverly McFatter Jr. as booked on July 9, 2026, on a charge of indecent liberties with children. Under North Carolina General Statute § 14-202.1, taking indecent liberties with children is a Class F felony. The statute generally addresses alleged sexual misconduct involving a child younger than 16 by a person who is at least 16 and at least five years older than the child. The booking entry does not identify the specific conduct alleged or provide details about the circumstances of the arrest.

No related law enforcement press releases or news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials, leaving no independently reported narrative context. The record also does not establish McFatter’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or whether the charge has been resolved. A booking record is not a finding of guilt; the charge remains an allegation, and McFatter is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The provided arrest record lists Olivia Faith Lunceford as booked on July 9, 2026, on an allegation of failure to appear. That date is later than the current date of February 19, 2026, so the booking date requires verification. Failure to appear generally concerns an alleged failure to attend a required court proceeding. The record does not identify the applicable statute, underlying case, or charge classification, making it insufficient to determine the allegation’s statutory severity or potential penalties.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were supplied or identified in the provided material. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the alleged missed appearance or the circumstances of the reported booking.

The provided record does not establish Lunceford’s current custody status, bond conditions, next court date, or case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Lunceford is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists JUAN DE DIOS PEREZ-HERERA as booked on July 9, 2026, on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon inflicting serious injury. In North Carolina, that offense is generally classified as a Class E felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-32(b). The charge alleges an assault involving a deadly weapon that caused serious injury; it does not, by itself, allege an intent to kill.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances of the alleged incident—including its location, the weapon allegedly involved, and the nature of any injuries—cannot be established from the available information.

The record documents a booking and an allegation, not a conviction. It provides no information about bond, custody status after booking, court dates, or any subsequent disposition. PEREZ-HERERA is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied arrest record, Latoya Tershee Barnett was booked on July 8, 2026, on an allegation of failure to appear. Such a charge generally concerns an alleged failure to attend a required court proceeding, rather than establishing guilt in the underlying case. The record does not identify the jurisdiction, applicable statute, underlying matter, or offense classification, so the charge’s statutory severity and potential penalties cannot be reliably determined.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently reported account of the circumstances surrounding the alleged missed appearance or arrest. The record also does not establish Barnett’s current custody status, bond conditions, next court date, or case disposition. The allegation remains unproven, and Barnett is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied record lists Biven Dean Wagner with a booking date of July 7, 2026, and a charge abbreviated “PWIMSD OF SCH II,” commonly meaning possession with intent to manufacture, sell, or deliver a Schedule II controlled substance. Under North Carolina law, that alleged offense generally constitutes a Class H felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-95. The record does not identify the substance, quantity, arresting agency, or circumstances of the alleged offense. The listed booking date is one day after the current date, July 6, 2026, and warrants verification.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied material. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining what led to the charge.

The available information does not establish Wagner’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Wagner is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Thomas Beckett Newsome as booked on July 7, 2026, on a kidnapping charge. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. The record does not identify the jurisdiction, statutory citation or degree of the alleged offense. If prosecuted under North Carolina law, kidnapping is a felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-39, classified as first-degree or second-degree depending on the circumstances specified in the statute.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative concerning the alleged incident, the circumstances of the arrest or the evidence underlying the charge.

The supplied record does not establish Newsome’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates or any case disposition. A booking entry alone does not establish that the case remains pending or that the allegation has been proved. Newsome is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied record lists Pernell Centellus Currie with a booking date of July 6, 2026, and an allegation of second-degree burglary. Because that date is in the future as of this report, the entry cannot be treated as confirmation of a completed booking without further verification. Under North Carolina law, second-degree burglary is a Class G felony under N.C. General Statutes § 14-51. It generally involves an alleged nighttime breaking and entering of an unoccupied dwelling or sleeping apartment with the intent to commit a felony inside.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances underlying the allegation—including the location, alleged conduct, and evidence—cannot be independently established from this record.

The supplied information does not establish Currie’s current custody status, any bond conditions, scheduled court dates, or the disposition of the allegation. A charge is not proof of guilt, and Currie is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Deandre Marques Spinks as booked on July 3, 2026, on an allegation of financial transaction card theft. Under North Carolina law, financial transaction card theft is a Class I felony under G.S. 14-113.9, with punishment governed by G.S. 14-113.17(b). The statute covers conduct including taking or retaining another person’s payment card without consent under specified circumstances. The listed charge does not establish which conduct authorities allege occurred.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative about the alleged incident, including its location, any alleged victim, or the circumstances leading to the booking.

The available record does not establish Spinks’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or whether the charge has been resolved. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Spinks is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists WILL HALL as booked on July 2, 2026, on an allegation of impaired driving. In North Carolina, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor under N.C. General Statute § 20-138.1. Potential penalties vary according to the applicable sentencing level and aggravating or mitigating factors; the charge alone does not establish the severity of any eventual sentence.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. The record offers no details about the alleged driving conduct, location, testing, or circumstances leading to the booking. Those details cannot be independently established from the available information.

The supplied materials do not establish Hall’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Hall is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Tjauan Laurey Abdi Ballentine is listed in the supplied arrest record as booked on July 2, 2026, on an allegation of fleeing or attempting to elude arrest with a motor vehicle. Under North Carolina General Statute § 20-141.5, fleeing or attempting to elude a law enforcement officer lawfully performing official duties is generally a Class 1 misdemeanor. The offense can become a Class H felony when two or more specified aggravating factors are present. The abbreviated charge provided does not establish whether Ballentine faces a misdemeanor or felony allegation.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were supplied or identified in the provided materials. Consequently, the circumstances preceding the arrest, any alleged pursuit, and any potential aggravating factors cannot be independently established from this record.

The supplied information documents a booking but does not establish Ballentine’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Ballentine is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Wesley Alexander Crawley is listed in the supplied arrest record with a booking date of July 2, 2026, and an alleged probation violation. A probation violation generally involves an allegation that a person failed to comply with court-ordered supervision conditions; it does not necessarily allege a new criminal offense. The record provides no statutory citation, underlying conviction, or description of the alleged violation, so its precise legal classification and potential consequences cannot be determined.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. There is therefore no independently corroborated narrative explaining the circumstances of the booking or the conduct alleged.

The record does not establish Crawley’s current custody status, bond conditions, hearing schedule, or case outcome. The listed booking date is also later than today, March 18, 2026, and requires verification before this is reported as a completed arrest. The alleged violation is not a judicial finding; Crawley is entitled to due process, and any criminal allegations must be treated with the presumption of innocence unless proven guilty in a court of law.

Randy Emannuel Blackwell is listed in the supplied arrest record as having been booked on June 30, 2026, on an allegation of a probation violation. Such an allegation generally concerns a claimed failure to comply with court-ordered probation conditions and does not necessarily involve a new criminal offense. The record does not identify a statute, the underlying conviction, or the alleged violation, so its classification and potential penalties cannot be determined from the available information.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, no additional details are available about the circumstances leading to the booking or the specific conduct alleged.

The supplied record does not establish Blackwell’s current custody status, release conditions, hearing schedule, or whether a court has ruled on the allegation. A booking is not a finding that a probation violation occurred. The allegation remains unproven, and Blackwell is entitled to due process and the presumption of innocence on any criminal charge unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The provided arrest record lists Sasha Kendra Watts as booked on June 30, 2026, on a charge of financial transaction card theft. Under North Carolina law, financial transaction card theft is generally a Class I felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-113.9. The statute covers several forms of alleged unlawful taking, obtaining, or retaining of another person’s payment card. The record does not identify the specific conduct alleged or the statutory subsection charged.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were supplied or identified in the accompanying materials. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated narrative concerning the alleged incident, including its circumstances, any alleged victim, or whether a card was used.

The materials provide no information about bond, custody status, court dates, legal representation, or disposition. A booking entry documents an accusation, not a finding of guilt. Watts is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied booking record, Brittany Yvonne Philson was booked on June 27, 2026, on a charge of communicating threats. Under North Carolina law, communicating threats is a Class 1 misdemeanor under N.C. General Statute § 14-277.1. The offense generally involves an alleged willful threat to physically injure a person or damage property, communicated under circumstances that would cause a reasonable person to believe it would be carried out, with the recipient actually believing the threat would be carried out.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances behind the allegation, the arresting agency, and any statements from those involved remain unverified. The booking record does not establish Philson’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or case outcome. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Philson is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Bryon Jeffrey Broughton was booked on June 26, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists an allegation of assault by strangulation. Under North Carolina law, assault by strangulation is generally a Class H felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-32.4(b). The offense involves an alleged assault that inflicts physical injury by strangulation, unless the conduct is covered by another law providing greater punishment. The booking entry does not establish that these elements have been proven.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances of the alleged incident, the arresting agency, and any relationship between Broughton and the alleged victim remain unverified. The record also does not establish his current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or case outcome. A booking and charge are not findings of guilt; Broughton is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The provided arrest record lists DESHONE ENOCH as booked on June 25, 2026, on a charge labeled “ABUSE DISABLE/ELDER WITH INJURY.” The charge alleges abuse involving a disabled or elderly person resulting in injury. The record does not identify the governing statute or offense classification, so the precise legal elements, severity classification, and potential penalties cannot be confirmed from the information supplied.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were included in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no additional reported context about the alleged incident, the circumstances of the arrest, or the nature of any alleged injuries.

The available information establishes only a listed booking and charge; it does not establish current custody status, bond conditions, upcoming court dates, or any case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Enoch is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Joseph Carl Rhubright as booked on June 24, 2026, on a charge labeled “assault with deadly weapon.” The charge alleges an assault involving a deadly weapon; it is not a finding of guilt. Under North Carolina law, assault with a deadly weapon generally constitutes a Class A1 misdemeanor, although allegations involving serious injury or intent to kill can support felony charges. Because the record provides no statutory citation or additional details, the precise classification of this charge cannot be confirmed.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently documented narrative concerning the alleged incident, the weapon allegedly involved, any injuries, or the circumstances leading to the arrest.

The booking entry does not establish Rhubright’s current custody status or indicate bond conditions, upcoming hearings, a plea, or a case disposition. Those details remain unconfirmed. The charge is an allegation, and Rhubright is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Nyaguthie Elizabeth Wachira was booked on June 24, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists an allegation of possession of drug paraphernalia. In North Carolina, possession of drug paraphernalia under G.S. 90-113.22 is generally a Class 1 misdemeanor; marijuana paraphernalia is addressed separately as a Class 3 misdemeanor under G.S. 90-113.22A. Because the record does not identify a statutory citation, the precise classification of the listed charge cannot be confirmed.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative about the circumstances of the arrest, the items allegedly involved, or the evidence supporting the charge.

The available record establishes only a reported booking and charge, not the current court status or outcome. It provides no information about bond, release, court dates, or disposition. The charge is an allegation, and Wachira is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Brian Maurice Stewart was booked on June 17, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists an alleged probation violation. A probation violation generally involves an allegation that a person failed to comply with court-ordered supervision conditions; it does not necessarily allege a new criminal offense. The record provides no statutory citation, underlying conviction, or description of the alleged conduct, so the specific legal basis and severity cannot be determined.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no additional reported context explaining the circumstances of the booking or the alleged violation.

The supplied record does not establish Stewart’s current custody status, bond conditions, hearing schedule, or whether the allegation has been adjudicated. The booking is not a finding that a violation occurred. Stewart is entitled to due process, and any allegation must be resolved in court; any new criminal charge, if one is brought, carries the presumption of innocence unless and until guilt is proven.

The provided booking record lists Miguel Angel Reyes Mata with a booking date of June 15, 2026, and a charge described as “TRAFFIC IN COCAINE.” The charge alleges cocaine trafficking; it does not establish guilt. Under North Carolina law, cocaine trafficking is a felony generally involving an allegation of possessing, transporting, selling, manufacturing or delivering at least 28 grams of cocaine or a qualifying mixture. The offense classification and applicable penalties depend on the quantity alleged, which the supplied record does not specify.

No external law enforcement press releases or news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated narrative about the circumstances of the alleged offense, the investigating agency or any evidence reportedly recovered.

The supplied record does not establish Reyes Mata’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates or whether the charge has been amended or resolved. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Reyes Mata is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Glasha Mechella Southerland as booked on June 13, 2026, under the charge abbreviation “LAR REMOVE/DEST/DEACT COMPO.” This appears to refer to an allegation of larceny involving the removal, destruction or deactivation of an anti-shoplifting or inventory-control device component. Under North Carolina General Statute 14-72.11(2), qualifying conduct constitutes Class H felony larceny, regardless of the property’s value. The precise charge and statutory citation should be confirmed through the charging document.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. The record therefore offers no independently corroborated narrative about the alleged incident, including its location, the property involved or the circumstances leading to the booking.

The available information establishes only a listed booking and charge, not the case’s subsequent disposition. Bond conditions, current custody status, court dates and any plea or ruling are not supplied. The charge is an allegation, and Southerland is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied arrest record, Dustin Shane Coble was booked on June 12, 2026, on a charge of simple assault. In North Carolina, simple assault is generally a Class 2 misdemeanor under N.C. General Statutes § 14-33(a). The charge is an allegation, not a finding that Coble committed an offense.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were included in the materials provided. The record therefore offers no independently corroborated account of the alleged incident, including its circumstances or whether anyone sustained injuries.

The supplied information does not establish Coble’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or any subsequent disposition. A booking record alone does not establish guilt. Coble is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Bryan Menjivar Ramirez was booked on June 9, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, on a charge of assault on a female. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 14-33(c)(2), this offense generally involves an alleged assault on a female by a male who is at least 18 years old. It is classified as a Class A1 misdemeanor, North Carolina’s most serious misdemeanor classification; any potential sentence depends on the applicable sentencing rules and the defendant’s prior record.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. The record does not describe the alleged incident, identify the arresting agency, or establish whether any injuries occurred. Further narrative details therefore cannot be verified from the available information.

The supplied record establishes a booking and listed charge but does not provide bond information, current custody status, court dates, a plea, or a case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Ramirez is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Rakeem Omar Clinton was booked on June 8, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, on an allegation of discharging a weapon into an occupied dwelling or vehicle. Under North Carolina General Statute § 14-34.1, discharging a firearm into certain occupied property is generally a Class E felony; discharging into an occupied dwelling or an occupied vehicle in operation is a Class D felony. The record does not identify the statutory subsection or circumstances needed to establish the precise classification.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated account of the alleged incident, including its location, whether anyone was injured, or the circumstances leading to Clinton’s booking.

The supplied record establishes a booking entry but does not report bond conditions, current custody status, court dates, or a disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Clinton is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied booking record, Troy Lee Pore was booked on June 8, 2026, on a charge listed as “indecent liberties with children.” Under North Carolina General Statute § 14-202.1, taking indecent liberties with children is a Class F felony. The statute generally concerns alleged sexual-purpose conduct or lewd acts involving a child younger than 16 by someone at least 16 and at least five years older than the child.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, the circumstances underlying the allegation, the investigating agency, and the timing of the alleged conduct cannot be established from this record alone.

The supplied information documents a booking but does not establish Pore’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any subsequent disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Pore is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied booking record, Daniel E. Howard was booked on June 7, 2026, on a charge of obtaining property by false pretenses. Under North Carolina General Statute § 14-100, the offense generally involves allegedly obtaining or attempting to obtain money, property, services, or another thing of value through a false representation with intent to defraud. It is generally a Class H felony when the value is less than $100,000 and a Class C felony when the value is $100,000 or more. The supplied record does not identify the alleged value or confirm the felony classification in Howard’s case.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were included in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances underlying the allegation—including the alleged conduct, any affected parties, and the investigating agency—cannot be established from the information provided.

The record documents a booking but does not establish Howard’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Howard is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Tony Lamonte Harris was booked on June 7, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists a charge of indecent liberties with children. Under North Carolina General Statute § 14-202.1, the offense is a Class F felony involving alleged sexual misconduct toward a child younger than 16 by someone at least 16 and at least five years older than the child. The booking entry does not identify the specific conduct alleged.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. As a result, there is no independently corroborated narrative available here about the circumstances leading to the booking, the investigation, or the alleged incident.

The supplied record establishes only the listed booking and charge; it does not establish Harris’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or any subsequent disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Harris is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Jose Antonio Gayton as booked on June 4, 2026, on a charge abbreviated “LAR REMOVE/DEST/DEACT COMPO.” This shorthand appears to refer to alleged larceny involving the removal, destruction, or deactivation of an antishoplifting or inventory-control device component. Under North Carolina General Statute § 14-72.11(2), that offense is generally a Class H felony, regardless of the property’s value. The precise statutory charge should be confirmed against the charging documents.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, the available information does not establish the alleged incident’s location, the property involved, or the circumstances leading to the booking.

The record does not provide bond information, a court date, a disposition, or confirmation of Gayton’s current custody status. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Gayton is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Ronnie Talton Hayes was booked on June 3, 2026, on an allegation of impaired driving, according to the supplied arrest record. In North Carolina, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor governed by N.C. Gen. Stat. § 20-138.1, with a separate sentencing framework that considers aggravating and mitigating factors. The booking entry does not identify a statutory subsection or provide enough information to determine the applicable sentencing level or potential penalties in this case.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently reported narrative describing the circumstances of the alleged offense, the reason for any traffic stop, or evidence supporting the allegation.

The supplied record documents a booking but does not establish Hayes’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, plea, or disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Hayes is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists DALVIN JAUANE TYNER as booked on June 3, 2026, on an allegation of “solicit to commit a felony.” Under North Carolina law, solicitation generally involves asking or encouraging another person to commit a crime. North Carolina General Statute § 14-2.6 governs solicitation to commit a felony, with the offense classification depending on the underlying felony allegedly solicited. The record does not identify that underlying offense, so the precise charge classification and potential penalties cannot be determined from the information provided.

No external law enforcement press releases or news articles were included or identified in the supplied material. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative describing the alleged conduct, the circumstances leading to the booking, or the investigating agency’s account.

The available information establishes only a reported booking and charge; it does not provide bond conditions, custody status, court dates, a plea, or a case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Tyner is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Jordan Furman as booked on June 2, 2026, on a charge abbreviated “AWDWWITK,” commonly meaning assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 14-32(c), that offense is a Class E felony. The charge alleges an assault involving a deadly weapon and an intent to kill; the booking entry does not establish that either allegation has been proven.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative about the alleged incident, including its circumstances, the weapon allegedly involved, or any reported injuries.

The available record does not establish Furman’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any disposition of the charge. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Furman is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied booking record, Theodore Emanuel Johnson was booked on June 2, 2026, on a charge listed as “assault with deadly weapon.” The charge alleges an assault involving a deadly weapon. Under North Carolina law, assault with a deadly weapon is generally a Class A1 misdemeanor, though felony offenses can apply when additional elements, such as serious injury or intent to kill, are alleged. The supplied record does not identify a statute or offense classification, so the precise severity of Johnson’s charge cannot be confirmed.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances underlying the allegation—including the alleged weapon, any injuries and the events preceding the booking—remain unverified.

The supplied information establishes only a reported booking and charge; it does not confirm Johnson’s current custody status, bond, court dates, plea or case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Johnson is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

A booking record lists an individual identified as VASQUEZ-MIRANDA as booked on May 30, 2026, on a charge of assault by strangulation. Under North Carolina General Statute § 14-32.4(b), an alleged assault that inflicts physical injury by strangulation is generally a Class H felony, unless another law provides greater punishment. The booking entry does not establish that the alleged conduct occurred.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances underlying the allegation, including the incident location and any relationship between the accused and the alleged victim, remain unverified.

The supplied record does not establish current custody status, bond conditions, scheduled court proceedings, or a case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. VASQUEZ-MIRANDA is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Yosy Javier Vasquez-Miranda was booked on May 30, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, on a charge of assault by strangulation. Under North Carolina General Statute § 14-32.4(b), an alleged assault that inflicts physical injury by strangulation is generally classified as a Class H felony, unless the conduct is covered by another law providing greater punishment. The booking entry identifies the charge but does not establish the underlying facts.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances of the alleged incident, including its location, the identity of any alleged victim, and the evidence supporting the charge, cannot be independently described from this record.

The available information documents a booking, not a conviction. It does not establish Vasquez-Miranda’s current custody status, bond conditions, upcoming court dates, or whether the charge has subsequently been modified or resolved. The charge remains an allegation, and Vasquez-Miranda is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied arrest record, James Calvin Quick was booked on May 29, 2026, on a charge of misdemeanor larceny. The charge alleges theft of property. Under North Carolina law, misdemeanor larceny is generally a Class 1 misdemeanor involving property valued at $1,000 or less, although certain circumstances can elevate larceny to a felony regardless of value. The record does not identify the property, its alleged value, or the circumstances underlying the charge.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were found in the materials provided, so no additional account of the alleged incident is available. The supplied record documents a booking but does not establish Quick’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or case outcome. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Quick is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Pedro Diaz-Mundo was booked on May 26, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists an alleged felony failure to appear. In North Carolina, willfully failing to appear as required after release in connection with a felony charge can constitute a Class I felony under N.C. General Statutes § 15A-543. The supplied record does not identify the applicable statute, the underlying case, or the court appearance allegedly missed, so the precise statutory basis cannot be confirmed.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently reported narrative explaining the circumstances of the booking. The available record also does not establish Diaz-Mundo’s current custody status, bond conditions, next court date, or case disposition. The charge is an allegation, and Diaz-Mundo is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Richard Lamar Hart was booked on May 26, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists an alleged probation violation. A probation violation generally concerns alleged noncompliance with court-ordered supervision rather than necessarily constituting a new criminal offense. The record provides no statutory citation, underlying conviction, or description of the alleged violation, so its precise legal basis and potential consequences cannot be determined from the available information.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently reported narrative explaining the circumstances leading to the booking or the conduct alleged to have violated probation.

The available record establishes a booking but does not indicate Hart’s current custody status, bond conditions, hearing date, or any court disposition. The alleged violation remains unproven on the information provided. Hart is entitled to due process, and the booking should not be treated as proof of a probation violation or guilt of any new criminal offense; any criminal allegations carry the presumption of innocence unless proven in a court of law.

The provided arrest record lists Wilton Alexander Stephens as booked on May 25, 2026, on a charge of interfering with emergency communication. In North Carolina, that offense is generally prosecuted under N.C. General Statutes § 14-286.2 as a Class A1 misdemeanor, the state’s most serious misdemeanor classification. The statute addresses intentionally interfering with an emergency communication with the intent to prevent someone from obtaining emergency assistance. The record does not identify a statutory citation or describe the alleged conduct.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were supplied or identified in the accompanying materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative about the circumstances leading to the booking, the people involved, or the nature of any emergency.

The supplied information does not establish Stephens’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or whether the charge has been resolved. A booking record documents an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Stephens is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Pedro Anthony Rodriguez was booked on May 22, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, on an allegation of felony breaking and entering a building. Under North Carolina law, breaking or entering a building with intent to commit a felony or larceny inside is generally a Class H felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-54(a). The record does not identify the specific statutory subsection or describe the alleged conduct.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied material. As a result, there is no independently reported narrative establishing the incident’s location, circumstances, or evidence supporting the allegation.

The supplied record documents a booking and charge, not a conviction. It provides no information about bond, current custody, court dates, or subsequent case disposition. Rodriguez is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The provided arrest record lists Jordan Elliot Lattimore as booked on May 20, 2026, on a charge described as “VIO.OF RESTRICTIONS ON RELEASE ORDER.” The charge alleges a violation of court-imposed release conditions. The entry does not identify the applicable statute, the restriction allegedly violated, or the underlying case, so it does not establish whether the allegation is classified as a misdemeanor or felony or what penalties may apply.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided, leaving the circumstances surrounding the alleged violation unverified beyond the booking entry. The supplied record also does not establish Lattimore’s current custody status, bond terms, upcoming court dates, or any disposition. A booking is not a finding of guilt, and Lattimore is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Patrick Michael McNeill was booked on May 16, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists allegations of misdemeanor larceny and robbery with firearms. Under North Carolina law, misdemeanor larceny is generally a Class 1 misdemeanor involving the unlawful taking of another person’s property. Robbery with firearms or other dangerous weapons, governed by N.C. General Statutes § 14-87, is a Class D felony involving an alleged taking or attempted taking in which a dangerous weapon endangers or threatens a person’s life.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances underlying the allegations—including the incident’s location, any alleged victims, and whether the charges arose from the same event—cannot be established from this record.

The booking record does not establish McNeill’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or the disposition of either charge. These charges are allegations, not findings of guilt. McNeill is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Erikc Josue Vargas-Santos was booked on May 16, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists a charge of impaired driving. In North Carolina, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor under N.C. General Statute § 20-138.1. The statute prohibits driving on a highway, street or public vehicular area while impaired or meeting specified alcohol or controlled-substance criteria. Potential penalties depend on the applicable sentencing level and any aggravating or mitigating factors.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. The record therefore offers no additional context about the alleged incident, including the location, circumstances of any traffic stop, testing results or whether a collision occurred.

The supplied information establishes only a reported booking and charge; it does not establish Vargas-Santos’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates or case outcome. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Vargas-Santos is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Andy Lacy Brown is listed in the supplied arrest record as booked on May 14, 2026, with an alleged parole violation. A parole violation generally concerns an alleged failure to comply with conditions of supervised release following incarceration and does not, by itself, establish a new criminal offense. The record provides no statutory citation, underlying conviction, or alleged conduct, so a specific offense classification or potential penalty cannot be determined.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. As a result, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the circumstances leading to the booking or the supervision condition allegedly violated.

The supplied record does not establish Brown’s current custody status, any hearing date, or the outcome of any parole-revocation proceeding. The allegation remains unproven on the information available. Brown is entitled to applicable due-process protections, and any criminal allegations must be treated with the presumption of innocence unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied booking record, Jose Manuel Castillo-Savedra was booked on May 13, 2026, on a charge of assault by strangulation. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 14-32.4(b), the offense generally involves an alleged assault that inflicts physical injury by strangulation and is classified as a Class H felony, unless another law provides greater punishment for the conduct.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances surrounding the allegation—including the incident’s location, the relationship between those involved, and any reported injuries—cannot be independently established from the available information.

The record does not provide bond information, a court date, a disposition, or confirmation of Castillo-Savedra’s current custody status. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Castillo-Savedra is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied arrest record, Quentin Dvongelo Sellars was booked on May 11, 2026, on a charge of false imprisonment. The charge alleges unlawful restraint or confinement of another person against that person’s will. In North Carolina, false imprisonment is a common-law offense generally classified as a Class 1 misdemeanor. The supplied record does not identify the applicable statute, describe the alleged conduct, or provide details about the circumstances of the arrest.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials, so no additional narrative context is available. The record also does not establish Sellars’ current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, plea, or case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt; the charge remains an allegation, and Sellars is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Kenneth Roger Bentley is listed in the supplied arrest record as booked on May 8, 2026, on a charge of impaired driving. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. In North Carolina, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor under N.C. General Statutes § 20-138.1, with potential penalties determined by the applicable sentencing level and circumstances established in court. The supplied record does not identify a sentencing level or provide details about the alleged conduct.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied material. Consequently, there is no additional reporting available here to establish the circumstances of the arrest, including the location, reason for any traffic stop, or evidence supporting the allegation.

The supplied information establishes only a reported booking and charge; it does not indicate Bentley’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, plea, or case disposition. Bentley is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Kereen Jaron Williams is listed in the supplied arrest record as booked on May 8, 2026, on a charge of habitual larceny. Under North Carolina law, habitual larceny is generally prosecuted as a Class H felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-72(b)(6), which addresses alleged larceny after four qualifying prior larceny convictions. The charge alone does not establish the alleged theft or the qualifying criminal history.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. The available record does not describe the alleged incident, the property involved, its value, or the circumstances leading to the booking.

The supplied information does not establish Williams’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or whether the charge has been resolved. A booking record is not a finding of guilt. Williams is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Jeremiah Lamar Wheeler was booked on May 7, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists an alleged probation violation. The entry does not identify the underlying offense, the probation condition allegedly violated, or a statutory citation. A probation violation generally concerns alleged noncompliance with court-ordered supervision rather than necessarily constituting a new criminal offense. Its potential consequences depend on the underlying sentence, the alleged conduct, and applicable law; the entry alone does not establish a felony or misdemeanor classification.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the circumstances of Wheeler’s booking or the basis for the allegation.

The supplied record establishes a booking entry but does not disclose Wheeler’s current custody status, release conditions, hearing schedule, or any court disposition. The alleged violation remains unproven on the information available. Wheeler is presumed innocent of any criminal charge unless and until proven guilty in a court of law; whether a probation violation occurred is a separate determination for the court under applicable procedures.

According to the supplied booking record, Toby Mills Jr. was booked on April 30, 2026, on a charge of misdemeanor larceny. Under North Carolina law, misdemeanor larceny generally involves the alleged theft of property valued at $1,000 or less and is typically a Class 1 misdemeanor, although certain circumstances can make larceny a felony regardless of value. The record does not identify the property involved, its alleged value, or the circumstances underlying the charge.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently reported narrative available to establish where the alleged incident occurred, who reported it, or what evidence authorities may have cited.

The supplied record documents a booking and charge, not a conviction. It does not establish Mills’ current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or case disposition. The charge remains an allegation, and Mills is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

JOHNSON, JAMES LEE was listed as booked on April 30, 2026, with a charge recorded as “TRAFFICKING IN SCH II,” indicating an allegation of trafficking in a Schedule II controlled substance. Under North Carolina law, drug trafficking is a felony, with the applicable classification and penalties depending on the substance and quantity alleged. The supplied record does not identify the substance, amount, statutory subsection, or circumstances underlying the allegation, so the precise severity cannot be determined.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no additional reporting available here to establish the investigative background, alleged conduct, or circumstances of the arrest.

The supplied information documents a booking and charge listing, but does not establish Johnson’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Johnson is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Jasper Daniel Spillane was booked on April 29, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists a charge of robbery with firearms or other dangerous weapons. In North Carolina, this offense is generally prosecuted under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-87 as a Class D felony. The statute covers an alleged taking or attempted taking of property through the use or threatened use of a firearm or other dangerous weapon that endangers or threatens a person’s life.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were available in the supplied materials. Accordingly, the circumstances underlying the allegation—including the incident’s location, any alleged victim, and whether a weapon was recovered—cannot be established from the information provided.

The record documents a booking, not a conviction. It does not establish Spillane’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any subsequent case disposition. The charge remains an allegation, and Spillane is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Kasean Thomas Wilkins was booked on April 29, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists a charge of “GO ARMED TO TERROR OF PUBLIC.” The entry appears to refer to North Carolina’s offense of going armed to the terror of the public, a common-law offense generally classified as a Class 1 misdemeanor. The charge alleges conduct involving a dangerous or unusual weapon that causes public terror; the booking entry alone does not establish the underlying facts.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances leading to the booking—including the alleged location, weapon involved and witness accounts—cannot be independently described from this record.

The supplied information does not establish Wilkins’ current custody status, bond conditions, court dates or whether the charge has since been amended or resolved. A booking and charge are not findings of guilt. Wilkins is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Rashaan Alexander Battle-Mabery with a booking date of April 28, 2026, and a charge of larceny of a chose in action. Under North Carolina General Statute § 14-75, the alleged offense is a Class H felony involving the theft of certain instruments representing financial rights or obligations, such as checks or promissory notes. The record does not identify the instrument allegedly involved, its value, or the circumstances underlying the charge.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were supplied or identified in the provided materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative available here concerning the alleged conduct or the investigation.

The supplied record does not establish bond conditions, current custody status, court dates, or a case disposition. It also lists a booking date later than the current date of February 19, 2026, so that entry requires verification before publication as a completed arrest. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Battle-Mabery is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied arrest record, Trevonte Jaquan McGhee has a listed booking date of April 25, 2026, and faces an allegation described as “GO ARMED TO TERROR OF PUBLIC.” In North Carolina, going armed to the terror of the public is a common-law offense generally classified as a Class 1 misdemeanor, rather than a felony. The allegation concerns carrying a dangerous or unusual weapon in public in a manner intended to terrorize others and that actually causes public terror; merely possessing a weapon does not, by itself, establish the offense.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances leading to the booking—including the alleged conduct, location, weapon involved, and whether anyone was injured—cannot be independently described from the available information.

The supplied record does not establish McGhee’s current custody status, bond conditions, upcoming court dates, or whether the charge has been resolved. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. McGhee is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Deron Carwell Wiley as booked on April 24, 2026, on a charge of impaired driving. Under North Carolina General Statute § 20-138.1, impaired driving generally involves allegations of driving while impaired by an impairing substance or meeting a statutory alcohol or controlled-substance threshold. The offense is generally a misdemeanor, with sentencing determined by legally established aggravating and mitigating factors. The record does not specify the alleged basis for the charge or any sentencing factors.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances leading to the booking—including the location, any alleged driving behavior, and any testing results—cannot be independently described from the available information.

The supplied record documents a booking and charge, not a conviction. It provides no information about bond, release, court dates, a plea, or a case disposition, so Wiley’s current custody and court status cannot be confirmed. The charge remains an allegation, and Wiley is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

A booking record lists JU`QUAN DAVIDSON as booked on April 22, 2026, on an alleged charge recorded as “TRAFFIKING IN MARIJUANA.” Under North Carolina law, marijuana trafficking is a felony offense involving allegations of selling, manufacturing, delivering, transporting or possessing more than 10 pounds of marijuana. The felony classification and applicable penalties depend on the quantity alleged. The supplied record does not identify a quantity, statutory subsection or specific conduct.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances leading to the booking, the investigating agency and the evidence supporting the allegation cannot be established from the available information.

The record documents a booking, not a conviction. It does not establish Davidson’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule or whether the charge has subsequently changed or been resolved. Davidson is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists MALDONADO, KEVIN GEOVANY ANDINO with a booking date of April 22, 2026, and an alleged stalking charge. Under North Carolina law, stalking generally involves repeated harassment or a course of conduct that causes reasonable fear for safety or substantial emotional distress, subject to statutory requirements. The offense is generally a Class A1 misdemeanor, although specified circumstances can elevate it to a felony. The supplied record does not identify a statute, charge classification, or facts establishing which level applies.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or located in the supplied materials, so there is no independently corroborated account of the alleged conduct. The listed booking date is later than today, February 17, 2026, and should be verified before publication as a completed arrest. Bond, custody status, court dates, and any disposition are not available from the supplied information. A charge is an allegation, not proof of guilt, and Maldonado is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists MARQUINA, ALVARO NAMBO with a booking date of April 21, 2026, and an alleged charge of indecent liberties with children. In North Carolina, that offense is generally prosecuted under N.C. General Statutes § 14-202.1 as a Class F felony. The statute covers certain alleged sexual conduct involving a child under 16 by a person who is at least 16 and at least five years older than the child. The record does not identify a statutory citation or describe the alleged conduct.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative concerning the investigation, the circumstances underlying the allegation, or the arresting agency.

The listed booking date is later than the current date of March 3, 2026, so the entry requires verification before it can be reported as a completed arrest. The materials provide no confirmed custody status, bond information, court date, or case disposition. A charge is an allegation, not proof of wrongdoing, and Marquina is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied arrest record, Clayton Scott Hogan was booked on April 19, 2026, on a charge listed as “breaking or entering buildings generally.” In North Carolina, G.S. 14-54 distinguishes between felony and misdemeanor offenses: breaking or entering with intent to commit a felony or larceny inside is a Class H felony, while wrongful breaking or entering without that specified intent can be a Class 1 misdemeanor. The supplied charge label does not identify a statutory subsection or establish the classification alleged in this case.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the record offers no independently corroborated account of the alleged incident, including its location, circumstances, or any alleged damage or loss.

The available information establishes only the reported booking and charge; it does not confirm Hogan’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Hogan is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Billy Kersey, listed in the supplied arrest record as KERSEY, BILLY NMN, was booked on April 13, 2026, on a charge described as “discharge weapon occupied property.” In North Carolina, this offense generally falls under N.C. General Statute § 14-34.1, which prohibits certain willful or wanton discharges of a firearm into occupied property. The statute provides for felony charges, with the classification depending on the property involved and other circumstances. The booking entry alone does not establish the specific statutory subsection or felony classification alleged.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, the available information does not establish the alleged incident’s location, circumstances, whether anyone was injured, or the evidence supporting the charge.

The record documents a booking but does not establish Kersey’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any subsequent case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Kersey is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

David Ndayishimiye was booked on April 13, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists a charge of indecent liberties with children. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 14-202.1, the offense is a Class F felony involving allegations of taking indecent liberties with a child for sexual gratification or committing a lewd or lascivious act upon or with a child. The statute applies when the accused is at least 16 years old and at least five years older than a child under 16.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances underlying the allegation—including the alleged conduct, incident date and investigating agency—cannot be established from this record alone.

The supplied information establishes a booking entry but does not indicate Ndayishimiye’s current custody status, bond conditions, upcoming court dates or any case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Ndayishimiye is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Richie Lee Whitfield was booked on April 7, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists a charge of second-degree kidnapping. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 14-39, second-degree kidnapping is a Class E felony. The kidnapping statute generally addresses unlawful confinement, restraint, or removal of a person without legally valid consent for specified purposes. The second-degree classification applies when the person allegedly kidnapped was released in a safe place and was neither seriously injured nor sexually assaulted.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were included in the supplied materials. Consequently, no independently corroborated account of the alleged incident, including its location, circumstances, or the relationship between those involved, is available for this report.

The supplied record documents a booking and an allegation, not a finding of guilt. It does not establish Whitfield’s current custody status, bond conditions, upcoming court dates, or any subsequent case disposition. Whitfield is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Taisean Malachi Jones was booked on April 4, 2026, on a charge of second-degree murder, according to the supplied arrest record. Under North Carolina law, second-degree murder generally alleges an unlawful killing with malice but without premeditation and deliberation. It is a serious felony, classified as Class B1 or, in certain statutory circumstances, Class B2, and carries the potential for a lengthy prison sentence.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. The record does not establish the circumstances of the alleged killing, the identity of any alleged victim, or the evidence supporting the charge. The booking date alone does not establish when the alleged offense occurred.

The available information confirms only the reported booking and charge; it does not establish Jones’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or any subsequent disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Jones is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Alan Vargas Mendez was booked on April 3, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists one charge of felony possession of cocaine. Under North Carolina law, cocaine is a Schedule II controlled substance, and unlawful possession is generally classified as a Class I felony. The charge alleges possession; the record does not list a trafficking or distribution charge.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances leading to the booking, the quantity allegedly involved, and the evidence supporting the allegation cannot be independently established from this information.

The supplied record does not establish Mendez’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or case disposition. A booking and criminal charge are not findings of guilt. Mendez is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Alexander Norman Poole was booked on March 30, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists an alleged offense of “TRAFFICKING IN SCH II.” The entry appears to refer to trafficking involving a Schedule II controlled substance. Under North Carolina law, drug trafficking is generally a felony governed by substance-specific quantity thresholds, with potentially substantial prison terms and fines. The abbreviated charge does not identify the substance, quantity, or statutory subsection, so the precise felony classification and potential penalties cannot be determined from this record alone.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no additional verified account of the circumstances leading to the booking, the evidence authorities allege they obtained, or the conduct underlying the charge.

The supplied record establishes a booking entry but does not disclose Poole’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, plea, or any case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Poole is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Maurice Lamont Shavers was booked on March 27, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, on an allegation of possession with intent to sell or deliver marijuana, commonly abbreviated as PWISD marijuana. Under North Carolina law, this offense is generally classified as a Class I felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-95. The charge alleges possession coupled with intent to sell or deliver; it does not establish that a sale or delivery occurred.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were identified in the materials provided. The record does not describe the circumstances leading to the booking, the quantity of marijuana allegedly involved, or the evidence supporting the alleged intent to sell or deliver.

The supplied information documents a booking and charge, but does not establish Shavers’ current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any case disposition. The charge remains an allegation, and Shavers is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

SHAUNDALE WILLIAM YOUNG was booked on March 27, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, on a charge listed as “POSS WEAPON BY FELON.” The charge alleges unlawful weapon possession by a person with a prior felony conviction. The entry does not identify the weapon or cite a statute. In North Carolina, possession of a firearm by a felon is generally a Class G felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-415.1, but the abbreviated entry alone does not establish whether that is the specific charge filed.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently reported account available here describing the circumstances leading to the arrest, the alleged weapon, or the evidence supporting the allegation.

The supplied record establishes a booking entry but does not provide bond information, current custody status, court dates, or a case disposition. A booking and charge are not findings of guilt. Young is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied arrest record, Timothy Francia Uhlich was booked on March 22, 2026, on a charge of assault by strangulation. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 14-32.4(b), assault by strangulation is generally a Class H felony involving an alleged assault that inflicts physical injury by strangulation, unless the conduct is covered by another law providing greater punishment. The booking entry identifies an allegation, not a finding of guilt.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were included in the supplied information. Consequently, the record provides no independently corroborated account of the alleged incident, including its circumstances, the relationship between those involved, or any reported injuries.

The supplied materials do not establish Uhlich’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or whether the charge has since been amended or resolved. A booking record alone does not establish the outcome of a criminal case. Uhlich is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Alex Russell Anthony was booked on March 20, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, on a charge listed as “Conspiracy to Commit a Felony (Robbery, Etc).” The charge alleges an agreement to commit a felony, rather than establishing that an underlying offense was completed. The record does not identify a statutory citation or the specific alleged target offense, so the exact offense classification and potential penalties cannot be determined from this entry alone.

No external law enforcement press releases or news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative describing the alleged conduct, the circumstances of the arrest, or any other people allegedly involved. The parenthetical reference to robbery should not, by itself, be treated as confirmation of a particular robbery allegation.

The supplied information establishes a booking entry but does not disclose Anthony’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, plea, or case disposition. The charge remains an allegation, and Anthony is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Wendy Daniela Soriano Leon as booked on March 16, 2026, on a charge of impaired driving. The charge alleges unlawful operation of a vehicle while impaired; it is not a finding of guilt. In North Carolina, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor under N.C. General Statutes § 20-138.1, with sentencing severity depending on statutory aggravating and mitigating factors. The record does not establish an applicable sentencing level.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances leading to the charge—including the location, any alleged driving behavior, and any chemical testing—cannot be independently established from those materials.

The available information documents a booking but does not establish current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or a case disposition. The charge remains an allegation, and Soriano Leon is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

William Eugene Atwater was booked on March 13, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, on a charge listed as felony possession of cocaine. The charge alleges unlawful possession; it does not establish that the alleged conduct occurred. Under North Carolina law, possession of cocaine is generally a Class I felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-95(d)(2). Any potential sentence would depend on the case’s outcome and applicable sentencing factors.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. The record therefore offers no independently corroborated narrative about the circumstances leading to the booking, the alleged quantity of cocaine, or the evidence supporting the charge. It also does not establish Atwater’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any subsequent disposition. The case’s current procedural status cannot be confirmed from this information. Atwater is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Enrique Morton, listed in the supplied record as MORTON, ENRIQUE NMN, was booked on March 12, 2026, on a charge of PWISD marijuana, an abbreviation for possession with intent to sell or deliver marijuana. Under North Carolina law, that alleged offense is generally a Class I felony under N.C. General Statutes § 90-95, rather than a simple-possession charge. The booking entry does not specify the quantity allegedly involved or the evidence supporting the alleged intent to sell or deliver.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances leading to the booking, the investigating agency and any additional allegations cannot be established from this information.

The supplied record documents a booking, not a conviction, and does not establish Morton's current custody status, bond conditions, court dates or case disposition. The charge remains an allegation, and Morton is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Jose Avila Shepard was booked on March 12, 2026, on a charge listed as “impaired driving,” according to the supplied booking record. In North Carolina, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor under N.C. General Statutes § 20-138.1, which prohibits driving on a highway or public vehicular area while impaired or while meeting specified alcohol or controlled-substance criteria. Sentencing depends on case-specific findings and aggravating or mitigating factors; the booking entry does not establish the applicable sentencing level.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances leading to the booking—including the location, alleged driving behavior, and any testing or officer observations—cannot be established from this record.

The supplied information confirms only the booking and listed allegation. It does not establish Shepard’s custody or bond status, any scheduled court appearances, or a case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Shepard is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Mehki Marquise Perry was booked on February 26, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists an allegation of indecent liberties with children. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 14-202.1, the offense is a Class F felony involving alleged sexual misconduct toward a child younger than 16 by someone at least 16 years old and at least five years older than the child. The booking entry does not describe the alleged conduct or identify an arresting agency.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials, so no additional narrative context is available. The record establishes a booking but does not confirm Perry’s current custody status, bond, court dates, plea, or case disposition. The charge remains an allegation, and Perry is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Chase Rueben Rath was booked on February 26, 2026, on an allegation of impaired driving, according to the supplied arrest record. In North Carolina, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 20-138.1. The offense concerns driving while impaired by an impairing substance or meeting specified alcohol-concentration thresholds. Potential penalties depend on the sentencing level and any aggravating or mitigating factors; the record does not establish those circumstances.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no additional reporting available here to establish the circumstances of the alleged offense, including the location, any testing results, or whether a collision occurred.

The supplied record documents a booking but does not establish Rath’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, plea, or case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Rath is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Bryan Keishawn Torain was booked on February 26, 2026, on a listed charge of obstructing justice, according to the supplied booking record. The charge alleges interference with the administration of justice. In North Carolina, obstruction of justice may be prosecuted as a common-law offense, with misdemeanor or felony treatment depending on the charging basis and alleged circumstances. The record does not identify a statute, offense classification or specific conduct, so the charge’s severity cannot be confirmed.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were included in the supplied materials. As a result, there is no independently reported narrative explaining the circumstances leading to the booking or the alleged obstruction.

The available record does not establish Torain’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates or case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Torain is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Mauricio Perez Vasquez was booked on February 25, 2026, with a listed charge of impaired driving, according to the supplied booking record. The charge alleges driving while impaired; it does not establish guilt. Under North Carolina law, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor governed by N.C. General Statutes § 20-138.1, with sentencing depending on aggravating and mitigating factors and any qualifying prior convictions.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were identified in the supplied materials. The record provides no details about the alleged driving conduct, the location of the incident, testing results, or the circumstances leading to the booking.

The supplied information does not establish Perez Vasquez’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt, and Perez Vasquez is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Henry Hamid Kamara was booked on February 25, 2026, on a charge listed as “assault on government official,” according to the supplied arrest record. The charge alleges an assault involving a government official; the record does not identify the official, describe the alleged conduct or specify the statute charged. In North Carolina, assault on a government officer or employee performing official duties is generally a Class A1 misdemeanor under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-33(c)(4), the state’s most serious misdemeanor classification. The precise statutory basis and classification of Kamara’s charge cannot be confirmed from the booking label alone.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were identified in the supplied materials, leaving the circumstances of the alleged incident unverified. The record also provides no information about bond, current custody status, court dates or any disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt, and Kamara is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Gabriel Barnard Enoch was booked on February 23, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists an alleged parole violation. A parole violation generally concerns alleged noncompliance with conditions of release following incarceration, rather than necessarily constituting a new criminal offense. The record provides no statutory citation, underlying conviction, or description of the alleged violation, so its precise legal classification and potential consequences cannot be determined.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently reported narrative explaining the circumstances leading to the booking or the conduct alleged.

The booking record does not establish Enoch’s current custody status, hearing schedule, or the outcome of any parole proceedings. The allegation remains unproven on the information available, and the booking itself is not a finding of guilt. Enoch is entitled to applicable due-process protections and is presumed innocent of any criminal charge unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Derrick Blackwell was booked on February 21, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, on a charge of communicating threats. Under North Carolina General Statute § 14-277.1, communicating threats is a Class 1 misdemeanor. The offense generally involves an alleged willful threat to physically injure a person or damage property, communicated under circumstances that would cause a reasonable person to believe it likely to be carried out, with the recipient actually believing that it would be carried out.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied material. As a result, the circumstances surrounding the alleged threat, including its content and the identities of anyone involved, cannot be independently established from this record.

The available information documents the booking and listed charge but does not establish Blackwell’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Blackwell is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Hunter Terrell Colon was booked on February 19, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, on a charge alleging possession of a controlled substance on penal institution premises. Assuming the charge was filed under North Carolina law, this offense is generally classified as a Class H felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-95(e)(9). The supplied record does not identify the substance, quantity, facility, or specific statutory citation.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the circumstances of the alleged possession or how authorities discovered it.

The available information establishes a booking and listed charge but does not indicate Colon’s current custody status, bond, court dates, plea, or any disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Colon is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Daniel Keith McClain was booked on February 9, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists an alleged probation violation. A probation violation generally concerns an allegation that a person failed to comply with court-ordered supervision conditions, rather than necessarily alleging a new criminal offense. The record does not identify the applicable statute, the underlying conviction, or the alleged conduct, so the violation’s precise legal classification and potential consequences cannot be determined.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently reported narrative explaining the circumstances of McClain’s booking or the basis for the allegation.

The supplied record does not establish McClain’s current custody status, bond conditions, hearing schedule, or whether the court has ruled on the alleged violation. A booking is not a finding that a violation occurred. McClain is presumed innocent of any criminal allegation unless and until proven guilty in a court of law; the alleged probation violation remains subject to judicial determination.

Joseph Dane Riddle was booked on February 9, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists an identity theft charge. In North Carolina, identity theft under N.C. General Statute § 14-113.20 generally involves knowingly obtaining, possessing or using another person’s identifying information with the intent to fraudulently represent oneself as that person for financial gain or another specified purpose. The offense is generally a Class G felony, although certain circumstances can increase its severity. The record does not identify a statutory subsection or provide details supporting the allegation.

No related law enforcement press releases or news articles were included in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently reported narrative establishing the alleged conduct, the circumstances leading to the booking or the scope of any investigation.

The booking record does not establish Riddle’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates or the disposition of the charge. A booking and criminal charge are not findings of guilt. Riddle is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Rodney Fearrington was booked on February 3, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists an alleged probation violation. A probation violation generally concerns alleged noncompliance with court-ordered supervision conditions rather than necessarily constituting a new criminal offense. The record does not identify the applicable statute, underlying conviction, alleged conduct, or whether the violation is technical or involves a new criminal allegation, so its specific severity and potential consequences cannot be determined.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. As a result, there is no independently reported narrative explaining the circumstances of the booking or the basis for the allegation.

The supplied record does not establish Fearrington’s current custody status, hearing schedule, or case outcome. The probation violation remains an allegation, not a judicial finding. Fearrington is entitled to due process, and any new criminal allegation would carry the presumption of innocence unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Ricky Lee Myers was booked on January 28, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists an alleged parole violation. Such an allegation generally concerns a claimed failure to comply with conditions of supervised release and may lead to revocation proceedings. The record does not identify a statute, the alleged conduct, or a felony or misdemeanor classification, so the precise legal basis and potential consequences cannot be determined from the available information.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently reported narrative explaining the circumstances of the booking or the basis for the alleged violation.

The supplied record does not establish Myers’ current custody status, any scheduled hearing, or the outcome of any proceedings. The booking entry is not a finding that a violation occurred. Myers is presumed innocent of any criminal charge unless and until proven guilty in a court of law; the alleged parole violation remains subject to determination through the applicable legal process.

Lindsay Lee Massey was booked on January 27, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists an alleged probation violation. A probation violation generally concerns an alleged failure to comply with court-ordered supervision conditions rather than necessarily alleging a new criminal offense. The record does not identify the applicable statute, the underlying conviction, or the specific conduct alleged, so the violation’s severity and potential consequences cannot be determined from the information provided.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were found in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no additional verified narrative explaining the circumstances of the booking or the alleged violation.

The supplied record does not establish Massey’s current custody status, any scheduled hearing, or whether a court has ruled on the allegation. A booking is not a finding that a violation occurred. Massey is presumed innocent of any criminal accusation unless and until proven guilty in a court of law, and the alleged probation violation remains subject to judicial determination.

Brandon Lee Reynolds was booked on January 8, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists an alleged parole violation. A parole violation generally concerns alleged noncompliance with conditions of supervised release following incarceration and does not necessarily involve a new criminal offense. The record does not identify the applicable statute, the alleged conduct, or a felony or misdemeanor classification, so the precise legal basis and potential consequences cannot be determined from this entry alone.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. As a result, there is no independently reported narrative explaining the circumstances of the booking or the alleged violation.

The supplied record does not establish Reynolds’s current custody status, any release conditions, a hearing date, or the outcome of any violation proceeding. The booking entry documents an allegation, not a finding that a violation occurred. Reynolds is presumed innocent of any criminal charge unless and until proven guilty in a court of law; the alleged parole violation remains subject to determination through the applicable legal process.

Arthur Lecose Burton was booked on January 7, 2026, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists an alleged offense of “TRAFFICKING IN SCH II.” The entry appears to refer to trafficking involving a Schedule II controlled substance. Under North Carolina law, drug trafficking is a felony, with the applicable offense classification and potential mandatory penalties depending on the substance and quantity alleged. The abbreviated entry does not identify either, so the precise statute, felony class and sentencing range cannot be established from this record alone.

No related law enforcement press releases or news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances leading to the booking—including the alleged conduct, location and evidence supporting the charge—remain unverified.

The supplied record documents a booking and charge but does not establish Burton’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates or any subsequent disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Burton is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied booking record, Harry Ledale Teel was booked on December 30, 2025, on a kidnapping charge. The record does not identify the arresting agency or specify the degree of the alleged offense. Under North Carolina law, kidnapping generally involves unlawful confinement, restraint, or removal of a person without legally valid consent for certain specified purposes. First-degree kidnapping is a Class C felony, while second-degree kidnapping is a Class E felony; the available record does not establish which classification applies.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances underlying the allegation, including the alleged conduct and the basis for the charge, cannot be independently described from the information available.

The supplied record documents a booking but does not establish Teel’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or any subsequent case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Teel is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Jamarius Kadaviondre King was booked on December 27, 2025, on a charge of assault by strangulation, according to the supplied arrest record. Under North Carolina law, assault by strangulation is generally a Class H felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-32.4(b), involving an allegation that a person assaulted another and inflicted physical injury by strangulation. The charge is an allegation, not a finding that the conduct occurred.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were included in the materials provided. The available record does not describe the alleged incident, identify the arresting agency, or establish when or where the alleged conduct occurred. No additional narrative context can therefore be confirmed from these materials.

The supplied information establishes a booking and listed charge but does not confirm King’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any subsequent disposition. King is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Justin Cruz Agualo was booked on December 22, 2025, on a charge listed as “malicious conduct by prisoner,” according to the supplied booking record. Under North Carolina law, malicious conduct by a prisoner is a Class F felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-258.4. The statute generally addresses allegations that a person in custody knowingly and willfully threw, emitted, or caused bodily fluids or excrement to contact a covered government employee performing official duties. The booking entry does not identify the specific conduct alleged in this case.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances leading to the charge, the location of the alleged incident, and the identity of any alleged victim cannot be established from this record.

The supplied information documents a booking, not a conviction. It does not establish Agualo’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or whether the charge has subsequently been resolved. The charge remains an allegation, and Agualo is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

David Meeks was booked on December 17, 2025, according to the supplied arrest record. The charge entry reads “OR OTHER DANGEROUS WEAPONS,” an incomplete description that does not identify a specific statutory offense. Without the full charge wording, statute number, or jurisdiction, the alleged offense’s legal elements, misdemeanor or felony classification, and potential penalties cannot be reliably determined.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative concerning the circumstances of the arrest, the alleged conduct, or any weapon reportedly involved.

The record establishes a booking entry but does not disclose Meeks’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any subsequent disposition. A booking is not a finding of guilt. Any charge against Meeks remains an allegation, and he is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

James Donovan Rowell was booked on December 11, 2025, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists an allegation of possession of a dangerous weapon in prison. In North Carolina, this offense is generally addressed under N.C. General Statute § 14-258.2 and classified as a Class H felony. The supplied record does not identify a statutory citation, the alleged weapon, the facility involved or the circumstances underlying the charge.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no additional reporting available here to establish how the alleged incident occurred or what evidence authorities contend supports the charge. The booking date alone does not establish the date of the alleged offense.

The available information establishes a booking and listed charge, but does not disclose Rowell’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates or any case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Rowell is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Jamarion Moses was booked on December 6, 2025, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists an allegation of first-degree murder. Under North Carolina law, first-degree murder is a Class A felony, the state’s most serious felony classification. A conviction can carry life imprisonment without parole or, in legally eligible cases, the death penalty. The booking entry does not identify the prosecution’s specific legal theory or the alleged circumstances.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or found in the supplied materials. Consequently, the available information does not establish the alleged incident’s location, the identity of any victim, a possible motive, or the evidence underlying the charge.

The supplied record documents the booking and listed charge but does not establish Moses’s current custody status, bond determination, court schedule, or any subsequent case outcome. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Moses is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

William Clarence Moody was booked on December 3, 2025, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists a charge of communicating threats. Under North Carolina law, communicating threats is generally a Class 1 misdemeanor under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-277.1. The offense involves allegations of a willful threat of physical injury or property damage, communicated under circumstances that would cause a reasonable person to believe it would be carried out, and actually believed by the recipient.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. The record therefore offers no independently corroborated account of the alleged incident, including the circumstances, the person allegedly threatened, or the evidence supporting the charge.

The supplied information does not establish Moody’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any disposition of the charge. A booking record is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Moody is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Mario Montague Trollinger was booked on December 3, 2025, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists an alleged probation violation. A probation violation generally concerns alleged noncompliance with court-ordered supervision conditions rather than necessarily alleging a new criminal offense. The record does not identify the underlying conviction, the condition allegedly violated, or a governing statute, so the allegation’s precise classification and potential consequences cannot be determined from this entry alone.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, no independently reported narrative is available explaining the circumstances of the booking or the conduct underlying the allegation.

The supplied record establishes a booking but does not indicate Trollinger’s current custody status, bond conditions, hearing schedule, or any judicial determination concerning the alleged violation. The allegation remains unproven on the information available. Trollinger is entitled to due process, and the booking should not be treated as proof of a violation or guilt; any criminal charge carries a presumption of innocence unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Paige Moore was booked on November 20, 2025, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists a charge of second-degree murder. The charge alleges an unlawful killing with malice but without premeditation and deliberation. Under North Carolina law, second-degree murder is generally a Class B1 felony, though certain circumstances make it a Class B2 felony. Both classifications carry potentially lengthy prison sentences upon conviction.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the record offers no independently verified narrative about the alleged incident, including its location, the identity of the deceased, or the circumstances supporting the charge.

The supplied information establishes a booking and listed charge but does not establish Moore’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, plea, or any subsequent disposition. The charge remains an allegation, and Moore is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Windolyn Elaine Clark as booked on November 13, 2025, with a charge described as “SELL AND DELIVERY SCH III.” The entry alleges the sale and delivery of a Schedule III controlled substance. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 90-95, unauthorized sale or delivery of such substances generally constitutes a felony. The abbreviated entry does not identify the substance, quantity, alleged incident date, or whether separate counts were filed.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently reported narrative explaining the circumstances of the alleged offense or the investigation that preceded the booking.

The supplied record establishes a booking entry, not the current disposition of the case. It provides no information about bond, release, court appearances, a plea, or a judgment. The charge remains an allegation, and Clark is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Cory Vondell Bradshaw was booked on November 12, 2025, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists an alleged failure to appear. That designation generally concerns an alleged failure to attend a required court proceeding. The record does not identify the jurisdiction, applicable statute, underlying case, or whether the listed allegation is classified as a misdemeanor or felony, so its precise statutory basis and severity cannot be determined.

No external law enforcement press releases or news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently reported context explaining the alleged missed appearance or the circumstances surrounding the booking.

The available record establishes a booking entry, not the current disposition of the case. It provides no information about custody or release status, bond, future court dates, or a subsequent resolution. The allegation remains unproven, and Bradshaw is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Luis Hernandez was booked on October 17, 2025, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists the charge as “B&E-VEHICLE RR CARS OTHER MOTOR VEHICLES.” The wording appears to refer to breaking or entering a motor vehicle or railroad car. In North Carolina, this offense is generally prosecuted under N.C. General Statute § 14-56 as a Class I felony and involves an allegation of breaking or entering a covered vehicle with intent to commit a felony or larceny inside. The supplied record does not identify a statutory citation or describe the alleged conduct.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no additional verified narrative about the alleged incident, including its location, circumstances, or any property reportedly involved.

The record establishes a booking entry but does not provide Hernandez’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or case disposition. A booking and criminal charge are not findings of guilt. Hernandez is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Travis Lee Carson was booked on October 12, 2025, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists the charge “BREAK/ENTER TERRORIZE/INJURE.” That description appears to correspond to North Carolina General Statutes § 14-54(a1), which makes breaking or entering a building with the intent to terrorize or injure an occupant a Class H felony. The charge alleges unlawful entry with that intent; it does not, by itself, establish that anyone was injured.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. As a result, the circumstances underlying the allegation—including the incident’s location, any relationship between those involved, and the evidence supporting the charge—cannot be independently described from this record.

The supplied information establishes a booking entry but does not disclose Carson’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any case disposition. A booking record is not a finding of guilt. Carson is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Margarito Guzman was booked on October 10, 2025, according to the supplied arrest record. The listed allegations are “TRAFFICK IN METHAMPHETAMINE” and “ASSAULT WITH DEADLY.” Under North Carolina law, methamphetamine trafficking is a felony, with the offense classification and potential penalties tied to the quantity alleged. The assault entry appears abbreviated; without the full charge description or statutory citation, its precise nature and severity cannot be reliably determined.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were included in the available materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative about the circumstances leading to the arrest, the alleged drug quantity, any alleged weapon, or any reported injuries.

The supplied record establishes a booking entry but does not identify bond conditions, current custody status, court dates, or any disposition. Booking alone does not establish that Guzman remains in custody or that the allegations have been adjudicated. All listed charges are allegations, and Guzman is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Eugene Woods was booked on October 3, 2025, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists an allegation of impaired driving. In North Carolina, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor under N.C. General Statutes § 20-138.1. Sentencing severity depends on legally established aggravating and mitigating factors; the booking entry does not identify a sentencing level or provide facts supporting a more specific assessment.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were identified in the supplied materials. The circumstances leading to the booking—including the location, any reported driving behavior, and any chemical testing—are therefore not available for independent assessment.

The record establishes a booking and listed charge, but it does not establish Woods’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, plea, or case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Woods is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Corneluis Hubert Hunt was booked on September 23, 2025, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists a charge of “LARCENY BY ANTI-INVENTORY DEVICE.” In North Carolina, G.S. 14-72.11 classifies larceny involving the removal, destruction, or deactivation of an antishoplifting or inventory-control device to facilitate theft as a Class H felony, regardless of the property’s value. The abbreviated booking entry does not identify a statutory subsection or describe the alleged conduct.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative establishing the alleged incident’s location, the property involved, or the circumstances leading to Hunt’s arrest.

The available information establishes a booking entry, not the case’s current procedural status or outcome. Bond, custody status, court dates, and any subsequent disposition are not provided. The charge is an allegation, and Hunt is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

ESPINOSZA, SERGIO O AZURDIA was booked on September 20, 2025, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists an allegation of “EMBEZZLEMENT ALL OTHER.” Embezzlement generally involves the alleged fraudulent appropriation of money or property entrusted to a person. Under North Carolina law, embezzlement is generally a felony, but the record does not identify a statute, property value or offense classification sufficient to establish the precise charge severity or potential penalties.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative concerning the alleged conduct, any alleged victim, the amount involved or the circumstances leading to the booking. The booking date alone does not establish when the alleged offense occurred.

The supplied record does not establish the current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule or disposition of the case. A booking and listed charge are not findings of guilt. ESPINOSZA, SERGIO O AZURDIA is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Chris Emmanuel Wiggins was booked on September 18, 2025, according to the supplied arrest record, on a charge alleging possession of a controlled substance on the premises of a penal institution. Under North Carolina law, this offense is generally classified as a Class H felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-95(e)(9). The record does not identify the charging statute, the substance allegedly involved, its quantity or the facility where the alleged conduct occurred.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were included in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative describing the circumstances of the alleged possession or how authorities discovered it. The booking date alone does not establish when the alleged offense occurred.

The supplied record does not provide bond information, a court date, current custody status or a case disposition. A booking entry documents an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Wiggins is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Michal Emmanuel Edwards was booked on September 11, 2025, according to the provided arrest record, which lists an alleged parole violation. A parole violation concerns alleged noncompliance with conditions of supervised release and does not, by itself, establish a new criminal offense. The record does not identify the governing statute, the underlying conviction, or the alleged conduct, so a specific statutory classification or potential penalty cannot be determined.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. As a result, there is no independently reported narrative explaining the circumstances of the booking or the basis for the allegation.

The supplied record does not establish Edwards’ current custody status, hearing schedule, or the outcome of any parole proceedings. An alleged parole violation may lead to revocation proceedings and possible return to custody, depending on applicable law and the findings made. The booking is not proof of a violation; the allegation remains unresolved on the available information, and Edwards is presumed innocent of any criminal charge unless proven guilty in a court of law.

Dayron Taylor-Powell was booked on August 28, 2025, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists the charge abbreviation “AWDWWITK.” In North Carolina, that abbreviation commonly refers to assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill, a Class E felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-32(c). The charge alleges an assault involving a deadly weapon and an intent to kill; it does not establish that either occurred. The precise charge should be confirmed against the formal charging documents.

No related law enforcement press releases or news articles were included in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative available here concerning the alleged incident, including its location, circumstances, any weapon involved, or any reported injuries.

The supplied record establishes a booking entry but does not provide Taylor-Powell’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, plea, or case disposition. A booking is not a finding of guilt. Taylor-Powell is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Selvin Antonio Gutierrez was booked on August 24, 2025, on a charge of false imprisonment, according to the supplied booking record. In North Carolina, false imprisonment is generally a common-law offense classified as a Class 1 misdemeanor and involves the alleged unlawful restraint of another person against that person’s will. The record does not identify a statutory citation or provide details sufficient to confirm the precise classification in this case.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, the circumstances underlying the allegation, including the alleged conduct and any relationship between the individuals involved, cannot be independently described.

The supplied record does not establish Gutierrez’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or whether the charge remains pending or has been resolved. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Gutierrez is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Edy Steven Flores Reyes was booked on August 22, 2025, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists an alleged offense of “MURDER (NON-SPECIFIED).” The entry does not identify the degree of murder or cite a statute. Under North Carolina law, murder is a felony governed by N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-17, with classification and potential penalties depending on the degree and applicable circumstances. The booking label alone does not establish which classification prosecutors are pursuing.

No related law enforcement press releases or news articles were included in the supplied materials. Consequently, those materials provide no independently corroborated narrative about the alleged incident, including its location, the identity of any victim, or the circumstances leading to the booking.

The supplied record establishes a booking entry, not the current disposition of the case. Current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, and any subsequent charging decisions or rulings remain unverified. The charge is an allegation, and Flores Reyes is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

James Andrew Sanders was booked on August 22, 2025, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists the charge as “DV PROTECTIVE ORDER VIOLATION FEL.” The entry alleges a felony violation of a domestic violence protective order. Under North Carolina law, violations of such orders are addressed by N.C. Gen. Stat. § 50B-4.1, with felony treatment applying in specified circumstances. The abbreviated booking entry does not identify the statutory subsection, felony classification, or alleged facts supporting that designation.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative available here concerning the alleged conduct, the protective order’s terms, or the circumstances leading to the booking.

The supplied record establishes a booking and listed allegation, not the case’s current disposition. It does not provide bond information, custody status, court dates, or subsequent rulings. Sanders is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Kevon Shawn Dark was booked on August 16, 2025, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists the charge as “ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON WITH INTENT TO KILL ISI.” That wording appears to refer to assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill inflicting serious injury, a Class C felony under North Carolina General Statute § 14-32(a). The charge alleges an assault involving a deadly weapon, an intent to kill and serious injury; those elements must be proven in court.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative available here regarding the alleged incident, including its location, the circumstances, the weapon allegedly involved or any reported injuries. The booking date alone does not establish when the alleged incident occurred.

The available record documents the booking and listed allegation but does not establish Dark’s current custody status, bond, court schedule or case disposition. A charge is not a finding of guilt. Dark is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Cad Lamar Lindsey was booked on August 4, 2025, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists an allegation of indecent liberties with children. In North Carolina, that offense is a Class F felony under N.C. General Statutes § 14-202.1. The statute generally addresses specified indecent or sexual conduct involving a child younger than 16 by a person who is at least 16 and at least five years older than the child. The booking entry does not describe the alleged conduct or establish that the statutory elements have been proved.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news articles were included in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently reported narrative available here regarding the investigation, the circumstances surrounding the booking, or the number of alleged incidents.

The supplied record does not establish Lindsey’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, plea, or case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Lindsey is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Brian Scott Copeland was booked on July 25, 2025, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists a charge of second-degree forcible rape. Under North Carolina General Statute § 14-27.22, the offense is a Class C felony. The statute covers allegations of vaginal intercourse by force and against another person’s will, or with a person who is mentally disabled, mentally incapacitated, or physically helpless when the accused knew or reasonably should have known of that condition. The record does not identify which statutory circumstances prosecutors allege.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently reported narrative available here concerning the alleged incident, the investigation, or the circumstances leading to the booking.

The supplied record does not establish Copeland’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, plea, or case disposition. A booking entry and charge are not findings of guilt. The allegation remains unproven, and Copeland is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Dakota Lee Marek was booked on June 25, 2025, on an allegation of possession of a dangerous weapon in prison, according to the supplied arrest record. Under North Carolina law, possession of a dangerous weapon by a person in state prison custody or a local confinement facility without authorization is generally a Class H felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-258.2. The record does not identify the charging statute, the alleged weapon, the facility involved, or the circumstances underlying the charge.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials, leaving no independently reported narrative context. The available record also does not establish Marek’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or whether the charge has been resolved. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt; the charge remains an allegation, and Marek is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Tevion Waquis Edmonds was booked on June 13, 2025, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists a charge of first-degree murder. The charge alleges a criminal offense; it does not establish guilt. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 14-17, first-degree murder is a Class A felony, the state’s most serious felony classification. For eligible adult defendants, a conviction can carry life imprisonment without parole or the death penalty, subject to applicable legal requirements.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, the circumstances of the alleged offense, the identity of any victim, and the evidence supporting the charge cannot be established from this record. The materials also do not establish Edmonds’ current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any subsequent disposition. Edmonds is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Brian Keith Jones was booked on June 10, 2025, on a charge listed as “possession of dangerous weapon in prison,” according to the supplied arrest record. The charge alleges unlawful weapon possession in a correctional setting. If charged under North Carolina General Statute § 14-258.2, the offense is a Class H felony. The record does not identify the applicable statute, the alleged weapon, the facility involved or the circumstances underlying the allegation.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently reported narrative available here to clarify how the alleged possession was discovered or whether any related incident occurred.

The supplied record establishes a booking entry but does not indicate Jones’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates or any disposition of the charge. A booking is not a finding of guilt. Jones is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Tracey Ann Hernandez as booked on June 6, 2025, on a charge of second-degree murder. Under North Carolina law, second-degree murder generally involves an alleged unlawful killing with malice but without premeditation and deliberation. It is ordinarily a Class B1 felony, although specified circumstances can make it a Class B2 felony. Both classifications carry substantial potential prison sentences; the booking entry does not establish which classification applies.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, no independently reported narrative is available concerning the alleged incident, the victim, the circumstances leading to the booking, or the evidence supporting the charge.

The available information establishes only the reported booking and charge, not the case’s current procedural status. Custody status, bond conditions, court dates, and any subsequent disposition are not provided. The charge is an allegation, and Hernandez is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Reginald Deangelo Paylor was booked on May 22, 2025, on a charge listed as impaired driving, according to the supplied booking record. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 20-138.1, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor involving allegations of driving while impaired by an impairing substance or meeting specified alcohol-concentration thresholds. Penalties depend on the applicable sentencing level and case-specific factors; the booking entry does not establish those factors.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances surrounding the alleged offense—including the location, reason for any traffic stop, and evidence supporting the charge—cannot be independently described.

The supplied record does not establish Paylor’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or whether the charge has been resolved. A booking entry documents an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Paylor is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Robbie Lee Green was booked on May 15, 2025, on a kidnapping charge, according to the supplied arrest record. Under North Carolina law, kidnapping is a felony involving allegations of unlawful confinement, restraint, or removal of another person without legally valid consent for certain specified purposes. First-degree kidnapping is a Class C felony, while second-degree kidnapping is a Class E felony. The record does not identify the degree charged or cite a statute, so the precise classification cannot be confirmed.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were available in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances underlying the allegation—including the alleged conduct, location, and any relationship between the people involved—cannot be established from this record.

The supplied information documents a booking but does not establish Green’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any subsequent disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Green is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Raymond Ervin was booked on April 28, 2025, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists the charge as “FAILURE TO APPEAR FELONY.” The entry alleges a failure to attend a required court proceeding connected to a felony matter. Under North Carolina law, willful failure to appear after release can constitute a Class I felony in qualifying felony cases. However, the record provides no statutory citation or underlying case details sufficient to confirm the precise legal basis or classification of this allegation.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. The circumstances of the alleged missed appearance, Ervin’s custody or bond status, and any subsequent hearings or disposition are therefore unconfirmed. The booking entry documents an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Ervin is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

David Kirk Ball was booked on April 24, 2025, according to the supplied arrest record, on a charge listed as “possession of dangerous weapon in prison.” The allegation appears to correspond to North Carolina General Statute 14-258.2, which generally makes unauthorized possession of a weapon capable of causing serious bodily injury or death by a person in custody a Class H felony. The precise statutory charge would need to be confirmed through court documents.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. The record does not specify the alleged weapon, the facility involved, how it was reportedly discovered, or the circumstances leading to the charge. The booking date alone does not establish when the alleged conduct occurred.

The supplied information establishes a booking and listed charge but does not confirm Ball’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or any disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Ball is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Jose Rodrigo Machuca-Alderete was booked on April 11, 2025, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists a charge of conspiracy to traffic cocaine. The charge alleges an agreement to engage in cocaine trafficking; it does not establish that the alleged conduct occurred. Under North Carolina law, conspiracy to traffic cocaine is a felony, with the applicable classification and penalties tied to the quantity allegedly involved. The supplied record does not identify a quantity or provide enough detail to determine the specific sentencing range.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. As a result, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the alleged agreement, the investigation, or the circumstances leading to the booking.

The available information establishes only the reported booking and listed charge. It does not confirm Machuca-Alderete’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any subsequent disposition. The charge remains an allegation, and he is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

John Jayquan Moore was booked on April 3, 2025, on a charge of simple assault, according to the supplied arrest record. The charge alleges unlawful assaultive conduct; it does not establish that Moore committed an offense. In North Carolina, simple assault is generally a Class 2 misdemeanor under N.C. General Statutes § 14-33(a). Any potential sentence would depend on the applicable law, prior convictions and the court’s findings.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, the circumstances behind the allegation—including the location, any alleged injuries and the relationship between those involved—cannot be established from this record. The materials also do not document Moore’s current custody status, bond, court dates or any disposition of the charge. A booking entry is not proof of guilt, and Moore is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied booking record, Candlario Jaramillo was booked on March 17, 2025, on a charge listed as “indecent liberties with children.” In North Carolina, this offense is generally prosecuted under N.C. General Statutes § 14-202.1 as a Class F felony. The statute addresses allegations of taking indecent liberties with a child under 16 for sexual purposes, or committing a lewd or lascivious act upon or with the child, when the accused is at least 16 and at least five years older. The supplied record does not identify the precise statutory citation or underlying allegations.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were included in the supplied materials. Consequently, those materials provide no additional account of the alleged conduct, the investigation, or the circumstances leading to the booking. The charge label alone does not establish the number of alleged incidents or children involved.

The booking entry documents a charge, not a finding of guilt. The supplied information does not establish Jaramillo’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or whether the charge has since been resolved. Jaramillo is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Dason Hodge was booked on March 7, 2025, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists an allegation of “attempted murder (non-specified).” Attempted murder generally involves an alleged intent to kill and an act toward carrying out that intent that goes beyond preparation. It is a serious felony allegation, but the listing does not identify the governing statute, degree of the alleged offense or applicable sentencing classification.

No external law enforcement press releases or news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. As a result, the circumstances underlying the allegation—including the incident date, location and alleged conduct—cannot be independently described. The record establishes a booking entry but does not establish Hodge’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule or case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Hodge is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Raquel Strudwick was booked on March 6, 2025, according to the supplied arrest record, on a charge of first-degree murder. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Under North Carolina law, first-degree murder is a Class A felony, the state’s most serious felony classification, and can carry life imprisonment without parole or, in legally eligible cases, the death penalty upon conviction.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances underlying the allegation—including the incident’s date and location, the identity of any alleged victim, and investigators’ account—cannot be established from this record.

The supplied information establishes a booking and listed charge but does not confirm Strudwick’s current custody status, bond determination, court schedule, or any subsequent disposition. Strudwick is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Willie Arthur Dillard was booked on February 28, 2025, on a charge listed as “assault serious bodily injury,” according to the supplied arrest record. In North Carolina, assault inflicting serious bodily injury is generally a Class F felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-32.4(a). The statute covers alleged assaults resulting in serious harm, such as injuries creating a substantial risk of death, serious permanent disfigurement, or prolonged hospitalization. The supplied record does not identify a statutory citation, so the exact charge classification requires confirmation from court records.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances of the alleged incident, including its location, the parties’ relationship, and the nature of any reported injuries, cannot be established from this information.

The record confirms a booking entry but does not establish Dillard’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Dillard is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Charles Dana Overby was booked on February 27, 2025, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists an allegation of failure to appear. That allegation generally concerns a missed required court appearance rather than establishing guilt on an underlying charge. The record does not identify the applicable statute, underlying case, or offense classification, so the charge’s statutory basis and severity cannot be confirmed from the available information.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative about the circumstances of the booking or the alleged missed appearance.

The supplied record does not establish Overby’s current custody status, bond conditions, next court date, or case disposition. The booking entry alone does not establish guilt, and Overby is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Joshua Hernandez Foster was booked on February 21, 2025, on a charge of impaired driving, according to the supplied arrest record. In North Carolina, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor under N.C. General Statute § 20-138.1. Potential penalties depend on the applicable sentencing level and case-specific factors; the record does not identify those factors or establish the potential sentence in this case.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances leading to the charge—including the location, alleged driving behavior, and any testing—cannot be independently described.

The supplied record establishes a booking and an allegation, not a conviction. It does not indicate Foster’s current custody status, court dates, plea, or any case disposition. Foster is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Jamaul Dontae Vinson was booked on February 19, 2025, on a charge of obtaining property by false pretenses, according to the supplied booking record. Under North Carolina General Statute § 14-100, the offense generally involves allegedly obtaining or attempting to obtain money, goods, or another thing of value through a false representation with intent to defraud. It is generally a Class H felony when the value is less than $100,000 and a Class C felony when the value is $100,000 or more. The record does not identify the alleged value or the felony classification assigned in this case.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative describing the alleged conduct, any alleged victim, or the circumstances surrounding the booking.

The supplied record documents the booking and charge but does not establish Vinson’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or case outcome. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Vinson is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied arrest record, Jeffery Brent Lucas was booked on November 7, 2024, on a charge of first-degree murder. In North Carolina, first-degree murder is a Class A felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-17 and may carry life imprisonment without parole or, in qualifying cases, the death penalty upon conviction. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied material. The available record does not describe the alleged incident, identify a victim, or specify the prosecution’s legal theory. Those details cannot be established from the booking entry alone.

The record documents the booking and listed charge but does not establish Lucas’s current custody status, court schedule, or whether the charge has since been amended or resolved. Lucas is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Derrick Ramont Spencer was booked on October 24, 2024, on a charge of first-degree murder, according to the supplied arrest record. Under North Carolina law, first-degree murder is a Class A felony, the state’s most serious felony classification, punishable upon conviction by life imprisonment without parole or, in legally eligible cases, death. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were supplied or identified in the provided materials. The record therefore offers no independently corroborated narrative about the alleged incident, including the circumstances, victim’s identity, or evidence underlying the charge.

The supplied record establishes the booking and listed charge but does not establish Spencer’s current custody status, bond determination, court schedule, or any subsequent disposition. Spencer is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied booking record, Joshua Calvin Tapp was booked on September 24, 2024, on a charge listed as “crime against nature.” In North Carolina, that offense is classified as a Class I felony under N.C. General Statutes § 14-177. The statute concerns certain sexual conduct, but its application is subject to constitutional limits. The booking label alone does not identify the alleged acts or establish the circumstances underlying the charge.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative available here concerning the investigation or the basis for the allegation.

The available record does not establish Tapp’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or whether the charge remains pending, has been dismissed, or has been resolved. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Tapp is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

JEFFERY DYLAN WILSON was booked on August 29, 2024, according to the supplied arrest record. The charge field appears to list an allegation of second-degree forcible rape, though it also contains extraneous interface text and should be verified against the official court record. Under North Carolina law, second-degree forcible rape is a Class C felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-27.22. The statute addresses vaginal intercourse allegedly committed by force and against another person’s will, or involving certain forms of incapacity when the accused knew or reasonably should have known of that condition.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative about the alleged incident, the investigation, or the circumstances leading to Wilson’s booking. The charge listing alone does not establish which statutory circumstances prosecutors may allege.

The supplied record does not establish Wilson’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or whether the charge has since been amended, dismissed, or resolved. A booking record is not a finding of guilt. Wilson is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied arrest record, Chastin Mekhi Moses was booked on July 17, 2024, on a charge of first-degree murder. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 14-17, first-degree murder is a Class A felony, the state’s most serious felony classification, encompassing certain alleged unlawful killings, including those involving premeditation and deliberation or qualifying felony circumstances. The record does not identify the prosecution’s specific legal theory.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances of the alleged offense, any victim information, and the evidence underlying the charge cannot be established from this record. The booking entry also does not establish Moses’s current custody status, court schedule, or case disposition. Moses is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

KA`TYRUS STAMPS was booked on July 17, 2024, on a charge listed as first-degree murder, according to the supplied arrest record. Under North Carolina law, first-degree murder is a Class A felony, the state’s most serious felony classification, carrying potential punishment of life imprisonment without parole or, in legally eligible cases, death. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt; the record does not identify the prosecution’s specific legal theory.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. As a result, the circumstances of the alleged offense, the identity of any victim, and the evidence underlying the charge cannot be established from this record.

The booking entry documents the listed charge as of July 17, 2024, but does not establish Stamps’ current custody status or whether subsequent hearings, a disposition, or other case developments have occurred. Stamps is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied arrest record, Tamyiah Lakerria Anderson was booked on June 22, 2024, on a charge alleging second-degree murder. Under North Carolina law, second-degree murder generally involves an unlawful killing with malice, but without premeditation and deliberation. It is a serious felony classified as Class B1 or, under specified statutory circumstances, Class B2, carrying the potential for a substantial prison sentence.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, those materials offer no independently corroborated account of the alleged incident, including its location, the identity of the deceased, or the circumstances underlying the charge.

The booking record does not establish Anderson’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or whether the charge has since been amended or resolved. Those details would require updated court or detention records. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Anderson is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

According to the supplied arrest record, Tamile Ameer Cohn was booked on January 15, 2024, on a charge of first-degree murder. The charge alleges an unlawful killing meeting the legal requirements for first-degree murder; it does not establish guilt. In North Carolina, first-degree murder is a Class A felony under N.C. General Statutes § 14-17, punishable upon conviction by life imprisonment without parole or, in legally eligible capital cases, death.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, the circumstances of the alleged offense, including its date, location, any victim information, and investigators’ account, cannot be independently established from this record.

The booking entry does not establish Cohn’s current custody status or whether the case has resulted in an indictment, court ruling, trial, or other disposition. Updated court records would be necessary to confirm the case’s status. Cohn is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Francisco Gomez Aguayo was booked on December 8, 2023, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists a kidnapping charge. In North Carolina, kidnapping is a felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-39 and generally involves the unlawful confinement, restraint, or removal of a person without legally valid consent for certain specified purposes. First-degree kidnapping is a Class C felony, while second-degree kidnapping is a Class E felony. The supplied record does not identify the degree charged or provide a statutory citation, so the precise classification cannot be confirmed.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, the circumstances underlying the allegation—including the alleged conduct, location, and relationship between those involved—cannot be established from this record.

The supplied information documents a booking, not the current status or outcome of the case. It does not establish whether Aguayo remains in custody, has appeared in court, or whether the charge has been amended, dismissed, or resolved. The charge is an allegation, and Aguayo is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Ricardo Aguilar-Baldwin was booked on August 28, 2023, according to the supplied arrest record, on a charge of robbery with firearms or other dangerous weapons. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 14-87, this offense is a Class D felony involving an alleged taking or attempted taking of property through the possession, use, or threatened use of a firearm or other dangerous weapon that endangers or threatens a person’s life. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the record offers no independently corroborated narrative about the alleged incident, including its location, the circumstances leading to the booking, or any alleged victim.

The case’s current status cannot be determined from the available information. The supplied record does not establish whether Aguilar-Baldwin remains in custody, has appeared in court, or has received a case disposition. He is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Joshua Daniel Hefner was booked on August 14, 2023, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists an alleged offense of “crime against nature.” In North Carolina, that offense is codified under N.C. General Statutes § 14-177 and classified as a Class I felony. The charge label alone does not establish the alleged conduct or circumstances, and constitutional protections limit the statute’s application to private, consensual sexual conduct between adults.

No external law enforcement press releases or news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative available here describing the investigation or the allegations underlying the booking.

The supplied record does not establish Hefner’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or the case’s disposition. A booking entry is not proof of guilt or confirmation that a charge remains pending. Hefner is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The provided arrest record lists Alfonza McDuffie as booked on December 13, 2021, on a charge of first-degree murder. Under North Carolina law, first-degree murder is a Class A felony, the state’s most serious felony classification, with potential penalties of life imprisonment without parole or death, subject to applicable legal requirements. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were supplied or identified in the provided materials. Consequently, the circumstances underlying the allegation—including the incident date, location, victim’s identity, and investigators’ account—cannot be established from this record alone.

The booking entry does not establish the case’s current status. The supplied materials contain no information about subsequent hearings, custody status, a plea, trial, or disposition. McDuffie is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Rasheem Leondre Currie was booked on November 29, 2021, on a charge of first-degree murder, according to the supplied arrest record. Under North Carolina law, first-degree murder is a Class A felony, the state’s most serious felony classification. It encompasses certain alleged unlawful killings, including those committed with premeditation and deliberation or during specified felonies. The record does not identify the legal theory underlying the charge.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances of the alleged offense, the identity of any victim, and the evidence supporting the allegation cannot be established from the available information. The booking date alone does not establish when the alleged offense occurred.

The supplied record does not establish Currie’s current custody status, upcoming court dates, or whether the charge resulted in a dismissal, plea, trial, or other disposition. Those details would require verification through updated court records or official statements. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Currie is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Eric Eugene Mosher as booked on September 30, 2021, on a charge of second-degree murder. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. If prosecuted under North Carolina law, second-degree murder generally involves an unlawful killing with malice but without premeditation and deliberation. It is a serious felony classified as either Class B1 or Class B2, depending on the statutory circumstances, and can carry a substantial prison sentence. The record does not identify the applicable classification.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative available here concerning the alleged incident, the victim, the evidence, or the circumstances leading to Mosher’s booking.

The record establishes a historical booking entry but does not establish the case’s current status. No information was supplied about bond, continued custody, subsequent hearings, dismissal, plea, trial, or disposition. Mosher is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Jorge Eliel Marin Morgado, listed in the supplied arrest record as “MORGADO, JORGE ELIEL MARIN,” was booked on January 29, 2021, on an allegation of indecent liberties with children. In North Carolina, taking indecent liberties with children is a Class F felony under N.C. General Statutes § 14-202.1. The statute generally addresses specified sexual conduct involving a child younger than 16 by a person who is at least 16 and at least five years older than the child. The supplied record does not identify a statutory citation, the number of counts, or the alleged circumstances.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided, so no additional narrative context can be verified from the available materials. The record establishes a booking entry, not the case’s current status or outcome; it does not indicate whether the charge remains pending, was dismissed, or resulted in a court disposition. Morgado is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Daquan Deonte Hester was booked on October 23, 2020, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists a charge of first-degree murder. Under North Carolina law, first-degree murder is a Class A felony, the state’s most serious felony classification. A conviction may carry life imprisonment without parole or, in legally eligible cases, the death penalty. The booking entry identifies an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and does not specify the prosecution’s legal theory.

No external law enforcement press releases or news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, the circumstances underlying the charge—including the alleged incident, investigative findings, and any statements by authorities—cannot be independently established from this record.

The current status of the case is not established by the supplied information. The historical booking entry does not confirm Hester’s present custody status, whether the charge remains pending, or whether the case has been resolved. Updated court records would be necessary to verify those details. Hester is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Dazmin Monique Crisp was booked on September 30, 2020, according to the supplied arrest record, which lists an allegation of “MURDER (NON-SPECIFIED).” Murder is a felony offense of the highest severity. Under North Carolina law, first-degree murder is classified as a Class A felony and second-degree murder as a Class B1 or B2 felony, depending on the circumstances. The unspecified booking entry does not identify a degree or statutory subsection, so it does not establish which classification applies.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances underlying the allegation, including the alleged incident’s date, location and any investigative findings, cannot be independently established from this record.

The case’s current status is unknown based on the available information. The historical booking entry does not establish whether Crisp remains in custody, whether the charge was amended or dismissed, or whether the case resulted in a trial or other disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Crisp is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The provided booking record lists Oscar Daniel Arechiga-Rocha as booked on May 14, 2014, on a charge of indecent liberties with children. In North Carolina, taking indecent liberties with children is a Class F felony under N.C. General Statutes § 14-202.1. The statute generally addresses alleged sexual-purpose conduct involving a child younger than 16 by a person who is at least 16 and at least five years older than the child. The booking entry does not identify the specific conduct alleged or establish that the statutory elements were met.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were supplied or identified in the provided materials. Accordingly, the circumstances of the alleged offense, the investigation, and any statements from authorities cannot be independently described from this record.

The case’s current status is not established by the available information. The booking record alone does not show whether the charge resulted in dismissal, a plea, a trial, or another disposition, nor does it establish current custody status. Arechiga-Rocha is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

An arrest record provided to Alamance Finest lists Wesley Ryan Deese, 35, as booked on an allegation of false imprisonment. The entry identifies him as a white male. Its booking-date field reads “149544,” which is not a recognizable calendar date, so the arrest date cannot be established from this record.

In North Carolina, false imprisonment is generally a common-law offense classified as a Class 1 misdemeanor. It involves the alleged unlawful restraint of another person against that person’s will. Any potential sentence depends on the applicable law, prior convictions and the court’s findings. No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or located in the supplied materials, leaving the circumstances underlying the allegation unverified.

The supplied record does not establish Deese’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates or the disposition of the charge. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Deese is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record identifies Ericka Latiesha Graves as a 28-year-old Black woman booked on an allegation listed as “AWDWWITK,” commonly understood in North Carolina as assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill. Under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-32(c), that offense is a Class E felony. The abbreviation should be confirmed against the formal charging document. The booking-date field reads “149153,” which does not establish a recognizable calendar date.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or located in the supplied materials, so the circumstances underlying the allegation remain unverified. The record does not establish Graves’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt, and Graves is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Jason Lyle Lunsford, 49, as booked on an allegation of assault by strangulation. Under North Carolina law, assault inflicting physical injury by strangulation is generally a Class H felony under N.C. General Statutes § 14-32.4(b), unless another provision imposes greater punishment. The booking-date field reads “149653,” which is not a recognizable calendar date, so the arrest or booking date cannot be established from this record.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. The circumstances of the alleged incident, any reported injuries, and Lunsford’s bond, custody status, court schedule, and case disposition therefore remain unconfirmed. The booking entry documents an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Lunsford is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Armando Rivera Aviles, 38, with a charge abbreviated as “POSS ALT GUN SERIAL NO,” apparently alleging possession of a firearm with an altered serial number. If charged under North Carolina General Statutes § 14-160.2, knowing possession of a firearm with an altered or removed identifying serial number is a Class H felony. The record does not identify the charging statute, so that classification requires confirmation. The entry labeled “Booking Date” reads “148839,” which does not establish a recognizable calendar date.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied material. Consequently, the circumstances of the arrest, the location, the firearm involved and the evidence supporting the allegation cannot be independently described.

The available record does not establish Aviles’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates or whether the charge remains pending or has been resolved. An arrest and charge are allegations, not findings of guilt. Aviles is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

John Junior Bellamy, listed in the supplied arrest record as a 51-year-old Black male, was booked on an allegation of failure to appear. The booking-date field reads “148620,” which cannot be reliably interpreted as a calendar date. Failure to appear generally concerns an alleged failure to attend a required court proceeding. The record provides no statutory citation, jurisdiction, or underlying case details, so the allegation’s precise legal classification and potential penalties cannot be determined.

No external news articles or law enforcement press releases were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances of the alleged missed appearance, the underlying matter, and the arrest are not independently corroborated.

The supplied record does not establish Bellamy’s current custody status, bond conditions, next court date, or case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Bellamy is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Christopher Blue, identified as a 49-year-old Black male, as booked on an allegation of impaired driving. The booking-date field reads “148895,” which is not a recognizable calendar date and cannot establish when the booking occurred. The record does not identify a jurisdiction or statute. If the charge was filed under North Carolina’s general impaired-driving statute, G.S. 20-138.1, it is a misdemeanor, with sentencing severity dependent on applicable aggravating and mitigating factors.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or located in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no corroborating narrative about the alleged incident, including the location, circumstances of a traffic stop, test results, or whether a collision occurred.

The materials do not establish Blue’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, plea, or case disposition. The booking entry documents an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Blue is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Arthur Lecose Burton, identified in the supplied booking record as a 63-year-old Black man, is listed with an allegation labeled “TRAFFICKING IN SCH II,” apparently referring to trafficking in a Schedule II controlled substance. In North Carolina, drug trafficking is a felony, with the applicable offense classification and potential penalties depending on the substance and quantity alleged. The abbreviated entry does not identify the substance, quantity, statutory provision, or specific conduct alleged. The booking-date field reads “145467,” which cannot be reliably interpreted as a calendar date.

No related law enforcement press releases or news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the circumstances of the arrest or the evidence authorities allege supports the charge.

The supplied record does not establish Burton’s current custody status, bond, court dates, or whether the charge has been amended, dismissed, or resolved. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Burton is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Hunter Terrell Colon, 32, with an allegation of possessing a controlled substance on penal institution premises. Under North Carolina law, possession of a controlled substance on such premises is generally a Class H felony. However, the record provides no statutory citation, substance identification, quantity, or description of the alleged conduct, so the precise charging basis cannot be confirmed. The booking-date field reads “143518,” which is not a recognizable calendar date.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were supplied or identified in the provided materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the circumstances of the alleged offense or arrest.

The available record does not establish Colon’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, plea, or case outcome. A booking entry reflects an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Colon is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Nevaeh Sky Craven, listed in the supplied arrest record as a 19-year-old white female, was booked on an alleged probation violation. The booking-date field reads “149219,” which cannot be reliably interpreted as a calendar date. The record provides no statute, underlying offense, or description of the alleged violation. A probation violation generally concerns alleged noncompliance with court-ordered supervision conditions and does not necessarily constitute a new criminal offense; its severity and potential consequences cannot be determined from this entry alone.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were supplied or identified in the provided materials. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the circumstances of the booking or the conduct alleged.

The supplied record does not establish Craven’s current custody status, bond conditions, hearing schedule, or any court ruling on the allegation. The booking entry is not a finding that a violation occurred. Craven is presumed innocent of any criminal allegations unless and until proven guilty in a court of law, and the alleged probation violation remains subject to judicial determination.

The supplied arrest record lists Virginia David, identified as a 43-year-old white female, as booked on an allegation of simple assault. The booking-date field reads “149783,” which does not establish a recognizable calendar date. In North Carolina, simple assault is generally a Class 2 misdemeanor under N.C. General Statutes § 14-33(a). The record does not provide a statutory citation or details sufficient to confirm the precise charging provision.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative about the alleged incident, including its location, circumstances, or whether anyone reported injuries.

The materials do not establish David’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, plea, or case disposition. A booking record documents an allegation, not a finding of guilt. David is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Misty Dawn Eastwood, listed in the supplied arrest record as a 40-year-old white woman, was booked on an allegation of possession with intent to sell or deliver cocaine, commonly abbreviated as PWISD cocaine. Under North Carolina law, that offense is generally a Class H felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-95. The booking-date field reads “149652,” which does not establish a recognizable calendar date.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied material. Consequently, the circumstances surrounding the arrest—including the alleged quantity of cocaine and the basis for alleging intent to sell or deliver—cannot be independently established from this record.

The supplied information does not establish Eastwood’s current custody status, bond, court dates, or any disposition of the charge. An arrest and charge are not findings of guilt. Eastwood is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record identifies Deshone Enoch, 49, as having been booked on a charge listed as “ABUSE DISABLE/ELDER WITH INJURY.” The charge alleges abuse involving injury to a disabled or elderly person. Such allegations can carry felony penalties under North Carolina law, but the abbreviated entry does not establish the specific statute, offense classification, or alleged degree of injury. The booking-date field reads “148026,” which cannot be reliably interpreted as a calendar date.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied material. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated account of the alleged incident, including its location, the circumstances of the alleged injury, or Enoch’s relationship to the alleged victim.

The record does not establish Enoch’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or whether the charge has been amended or resolved. An arrest and charge are allegations, not findings of guilt. Enoch is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The provided arrest record lists Edy Steven Flores Reyes, identified as a 25-year-old white male, as booked on an alleged offense labeled “MURDER (NON-SPECIFIED).” Murder is a felony involving an alleged unlawful killing, but this entry does not identify the degree, applicable statute, or circumstances needed to determine the precise charge and potential penalties. The booking-date field reads “142147,” which is not a recognizable calendar date and cannot establish when the booking occurred.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were supplied or identified in the provided materials. Accordingly, the record offers no independently corroborated account of the alleged incident, including its location, the identity of any victim, or the basis for the allegation.

The materials do not establish Flores Reyes’ current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or whether the charge has since been amended or resolved. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Flores Reyes is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists David Anthony Garcia, identified as a 42-year-old white male, as booked on an allegation of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. If charged under North Carolina General Statute § 14-72.2, the offense generally involves taking or operating another person’s motor vehicle without the owner’s express or implied consent and is a Class 1 misdemeanor. The record does not identify a statutory citation. Its booking-date entry, “149706,” cannot be reliably interpreted as a calendar date.

No external law enforcement press releases or news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances surrounding the alleged vehicle use, the arresting agency and the basis for the charge remain unverified.

The record does not establish Garcia’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates or any disposition of the charge. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Garcia is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The provided arrest record lists Rickey Nelson Guynn, 67, as booked on an allegation of misdemeanor larceny. Under North Carolina law, misdemeanor larceny is generally a Class 1 misdemeanor involving property valued at $1,000 or less, although certain circumstances can make larceny a felony regardless of value. The record does not identify the property, its value, or the circumstances underlying the allegation.

The booking-date field reads “149203,” which does not establish a recognizable calendar date as supplied. No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials, so no additional account of the alleged incident is available.

The supplied information does not establish Guynn’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or the outcome of the charge. A booking record is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Guynn is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Dason Hodge, identified in the supplied arrest record as a 26-year-old Black man, is listed as facing an allegation of attempted murder, with no further specification. Attempted murder generally involves an alleged intent to kill and an act toward carrying out that intent without completing the killing. It is a serious felony allegation, but the record does not identify the governing statute or jurisdiction, so the precise classification and potential penalties cannot be confirmed. The booking-date field reads “137609,” which does not establish a recognizable calendar date.

No external law enforcement press releases or news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. As a result, the circumstances underlying the allegation—including the incident date, location, alleged victim, and basis for the arrest—cannot be independently described.

The supplied record does not establish Hodge’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or whether the charge has been amended or resolved. An arrest and charge are not findings of guilt. Hodge is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Amy Lynn Horner as a 40-year-old white female booked on an allegation of possessing a Schedule II controlled substance. Schedule II substances are legally regulated drugs with recognized medical uses and a high potential for abuse. The entry does not identify the substance, quantity, or governing statute, so the precise offense classification and potential penalties cannot be confirmed. The booking-date field reads “149327,” which does not establish a verifiable calendar date.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances of the alleged possession and arrest remain unverified. The record also does not establish Horner’s current custody status, bond, court dates, or any case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Horner is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

JAMES LEE JOHNSON, identified in the supplied record as a 32-year-old white male, was booked on an alleged charge listed as “TRAFFICKING IN SCH II.” The entry appears to refer to trafficking involving a Schedule II controlled substance. If charged under North Carolina law, drug trafficking is a felony, with the classification and potential penalties depending on the substance, quantity, and applicable statute. The record does not identify those details. The booking-date field reads “147107,” which cannot be reliably interpreted as a calendar date.

No related law enforcement press releases or news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances of the arrest, the substance and quantity allegedly involved, and the evidence supporting the allegation cannot be established from this record.

The supplied information does not establish Johnson’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any disposition of the charge. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Johnson is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Christina Denise Johnston, listed in the supplied arrest record as a 35-year-old white woman, was booked on an alleged parole violation. The booking-date field reads “149712,” which does not establish a recognizable calendar date. A parole violation generally concerns an alleged breach of conditions governing release from a prior sentence and may lead to revocation proceedings and reincarceration. The record provides no statutory citation or violation details, so the precise legal classification and potential consequences cannot be determined.

No external law enforcement press releases or news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the alleged violation or the circumstances of Johnston’s arrest.

The record does not establish Johnston’s current custody status, any scheduled hearing, or the outcome of the allegation. A booking entry is not a finding that a violation occurred. Johnston is entitled to applicable due-process protections, and any criminal charge must be treated as an allegation, with the presumption of innocence maintained unless and until guilt is proven in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists David James Knighten, a 42-year-old white male, as booked on an allegation of assault on a female. The entry labeled “Booking Date” reads “148936,” which is not a recognizable calendar date and does not establish when the arrest occurred. Under North Carolina law, assault on a female by a male age 18 or older is a Class A1 misdemeanor under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-33(c)(2), the state’s most serious misdemeanor classification.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were included in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances of the alleged incident, the identity of the arresting agency, and any relationship between Knighten and the alleged victim are not established by the information available.

The record does not provide bond information, current custody status, court dates, or a case disposition. An arrest and charge are not findings of guilt. Knighten is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Dewitt Love, identified as a 39-year-old Black male, as booked on an allegation of simple assault. In North Carolina, simple assault is generally a Class 2 misdemeanor under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-33(a). The record does not include a statutory citation or details of the alleged conduct, so the precise charging basis cannot be confirmed. The booking-date field reads “149354,” which does not provide a recognizable calendar date.

No external news reports or law enforcement press releases were provided or located in the supplied materials. Accordingly, the circumstances surrounding the allegation—including the location, any alleged injuries, and the relationship between those involved—remain unverified.

The supplied record does not establish Love’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or whether the charge has been resolved. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Love is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Clifford Sharron Manning, listed in the supplied arrest record as a 50-year-old Black man, was booked on an allegation labeled “POSS WEAPON BY FELON.” The entry does not identify the weapon or cite a statute. In North Carolina, possession of a firearm by a person with a qualifying felony conviction is generally a Class G felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-415.1; however, the abbreviated entry alone does not establish that this is the applicable charge. The booking-date field reads “148827,” which does not provide a recognizable calendar date.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were supplied or identified in the provided materials. Consequently, the circumstances of the arrest, the alleged weapon, and the basis for the allegation cannot be independently established from this record.

The supplied information does not establish Manning’s current custody status, bond, court dates, or whether the charge has been resolved. An arrest and booking entry are not findings of guilt. Manning is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

William Eugene Atwater, listed in the supplied arrest record as a 59-year-old Black man, was booked on an allegation of felony possession of cocaine. Under North Carolina law, cocaine is a Schedule II controlled substance, and its unlawful possession is generally classified as a Class I felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-95(d)(2). The record lists “146353” as the booking date, which does not establish a recognizable calendar date.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances of the arrest, the alleged quantity of cocaine, and the evidence supporting the charge cannot be independently assessed from this record.

The supplied information does not establish Atwater’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or the disposition of the charge. The booking entry documents an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Atwater is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Alex Russell Anthony, identified in the supplied arrest record as a 29-year-old Black male, is listed as facing an allegation of conspiracy to commit a felony under the charge description “CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT A FELONY (ROBBERY, ETC).” Conspiracy generally involves an alleged agreement to commit an unlawful act. The listing does not identify a statute, the specific underlying felony, or the charge classification, so its precise severity and potential penalties cannot be confirmed. The booking-date entry, “145226,” cannot be reliably interpreted as a calendar date.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances underlying the allegation—including the alleged conduct, any other participants, and whether an underlying offense occurred—remain unconfirmed. The parenthetical reference to robbery does not, by itself, establish that robbery was the alleged objective.

The supplied record does not establish Anthony’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, plea, or case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Anthony is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The provided arrest record lists Friel Morris Allen, identified as a 35-year-old white male, as booked on an allegation of marijuana possession. The booking-date field reads “149149,” which cannot be reliably interpreted as a calendar date. The record does not specify the jurisdiction, applicable statute, quantity allegedly possessed, or charge classification. Consequently, the precise statutory basis and whether the allegation constitutes a misdemeanor or felony cannot be confirmed from the supplied information.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were supplied or identified in the accompanying materials. The circumstances leading to the arrest, including its location and any alleged evidence, therefore remain unverified.

The supplied record does not establish Allen’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or case disposition. A booking entry documents an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Allen is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Justin Cruz Agualo, listed in the supplied record as a 49-year-old white male, was booked on an allegation of malicious conduct by a prisoner. In North Carolina, that offense is a Class F felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-258.4. The statute generally addresses allegations that a person in custody knowingly and willfully threw, emitted, or caused bodily fluids or excrement to contact a state or local government employee performing official duties. The charge alone does not establish that any such conduct occurred.

The supplied booking-date field reads “139730,” which does not provide a recognizable calendar date. No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were supplied or identified in the provided materials. Consequently, the circumstances of the alleged incident, including its location and the people involved, cannot be independently established from this information.

The record does not establish Agualo’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or any disposition of the charge. It documents a booking allegation, not a conviction. Agualo is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Anthony George Daughtridge, listed in the supplied arrest record as a 68-year-old Black male, was booked on an allegation described as “threats against executive or legislative officer.” The booking-date field reads “149083,” which is not a recognizable calendar date and cannot establish when the arrest occurred. The charge description generally concerns alleged threats directed at an executive or legislative official, but the record provides neither a jurisdiction nor a statutory citation needed to verify the offense’s legal elements, classification, or potential penalties.

No related law enforcement press releases or news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. The available record therefore offers no verified narrative about the alleged threat, the official involved, or the circumstances leading to the arrest.

The supplied information does not establish Daughtridge’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any disposition of the charge. An arrest and charge are allegations, not findings of guilt. Daughtridge is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Joshua Ray Allred, listed in the supplied arrest record as a 38-year-old white male, was booked on an allegation of misdemeanor larceny. In North Carolina, misdemeanor larceny is generally a Class 1 misdemeanor involving the alleged unlawful taking of another person’s property; its classification can depend on the property’s value and other statutory circumstances. The record does not identify the property, its value, or the circumstances alleged. The booking-date field reads “149278,” which is not a recognizable calendar date and cannot establish when the booking occurred.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied material. As a result, there is no independently reported narrative available here concerning the alleged incident, the investigation, or the basis for the charge.

The supplied record does not establish Allred’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any disposition of the charge. An arrest and charge are not findings of guilt. Allred is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

William Wallace Archer, listed in the supplied booking record as a 49-year-old white male, faces an allegation of impaired driving. The booking-date field reads “149444,” which does not provide a recognizable calendar date. If the charge falls under North Carolina law, impaired driving is generally a misdemeanor under N.C. General Statute § 20-138.1, with sentencing determined by statutory aggravating and mitigating factors. The record does not identify a statutory citation or establish the applicable sentencing level.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied material. Consequently, the circumstances of the alleged offense—including the location, reason for the stop, and any testing or officer observations—cannot be established from this record.

The supplied information does not establish Archer’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Archer is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Oscar Daniel Arechiga-Rocha, identified as a 37-year-old white male, on an allegation of indecent liberties with children. The booking-date field contains “146887,” which is not a recognizable calendar date, so the arrest or booking date cannot be established from this record. In North Carolina, taking indecent liberties with children under G.S. 14-202.1 is a Class F felony. The statute generally addresses prohibited sexual conduct involving a child under 16 by a person who is at least 16 and at least five years older than the child.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, the available information does not establish the circumstances of the alleged offense, the investigating agency, or the number of alleged incidents.

The record does not establish Arechiga-Rocha’s current custody status, bond, court dates, plea, or case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and he is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record lists Tamyiah Lakerria Anderson, identified as a 24-year-old Black woman, as facing an allegation of second-degree murder. Under North Carolina law, second-degree murder generally involves an unlawful killing with malice but without premeditation and deliberation. It is generally a Class B1 felony, although certain circumstances make it a Class B2 felony; either classification carries potentially substantial prison time. The booking-date field reads “132718,” which does not establish a clear calendar date.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances underlying the allegation, including the alleged incident’s date and location, the identity of any victim, and investigators’ account, cannot be established from this record.

The record does not establish Anderson’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or whether the charge has subsequently changed or been resolved. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Anderson is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Ricardo Aguilar-Baldwin, listed in the supplied arrest record as a 27-year-old Black male, was booked on an allegation of robbery with firearms or other dangerous weapons. Under North Carolina General Statute § 14-87, this offense is a Class D felony involving an alleged unlawful taking or attempted taking of property through the possession, use, or threatened use of a firearm or other dangerous weapon that endangers or threatens a person’s life. The booking-date field reads “127461,” which does not establish a recognizable calendar date.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances of the alleged incident—including its location, any alleged injuries, and the evidence supporting the charge—cannot be established from this record.

The supplied information does not establish Aguilar-Baldwin’s current custody status, bond, court schedule, or whether the charge has been resolved. A booking record documents an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Aguilar-Baldwin is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Francisco Gomez Aguayo, listed in the supplied record as a 45-year-old white male, was booked on an alleged kidnapping charge. The booking-date field reads “128467,” which cannot be reliably interpreted as a calendar date. If the charge is under North Carolina law, kidnapping generally involves unlawfully confining, restraining or removing a person without consent for a specified statutory purpose. First-degree kidnapping is a Class C felony; second-degree kidnapping is a Class E felony. The record does not identify the degree charged or cite a statute.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, the circumstances underlying the allegation, including the alleged conduct and any relationship between the parties, cannot be established from this record.

The supplied information does not establish Aguayo’s current custody status, bond, court dates or any disposition of the charge. A booking record is not proof of criminal conduct. Aguayo is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Marty Lee Adams, identified as a 61-year-old white male, as booked on an allegation of assault with a deadly weapon. The booking-date field reads “148757,” which does not establish a recognizable calendar date. Under North Carolina law, assault with a deadly weapon can constitute a Class A1 misdemeanor under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-33(c)(1), while additional alleged elements can support felony charges. The abbreviated entry does not identify a statute or establish the precise classification of Adams’s charge.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied material. Consequently, the circumstances of the alleged assault—including the weapon allegedly involved, any injuries, and the relationship between those involved—cannot be established from this record.

The supplied information does not establish Adams’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any disposition of the charge. An arrest and charge are not findings of guilt. Adams is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Andres Alvarado-Contreras, 36, as booked on an allegation of assault with a deadly weapon. The booking-date field reads “149378,” which is not a recognizable calendar date, so the arrest date cannot be established from this record. Under North Carolina law, assault with a deadly weapon is generally a Class A1 misdemeanor under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-33(c)(1), unless additional circumstances support a felony charge. The abbreviated charge description does not establish the precise statutory provision or classification filed in this case.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances of the alleged assault—including the weapon allegedly involved, any injuries, and the relationship between those involved—remain unverified.

The record does not establish Alvarado-Contreras’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Alvarado-Contreras is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Rasheem Leondre Currie, identified in the supplied arrest record as a 33-year-old Black man, is listed as booked on an allegation of first-degree murder. Under North Carolina law, first-degree murder is a Class A felony, the state’s most serious felony classification, carrying a potential sentence of life imprisonment without parole or, where legally applicable, death upon conviction. The booking-date field reads “116432,” which is not a recognizable calendar date and does not establish when the booking occurred.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. The record therefore offers no verified narrative about the alleged incident, including its location, the identity of any victim, or the circumstances underlying the charge.

The supplied information does not establish Currie’s current custody status, any bond determination, scheduled court appearances, or subsequent case developments. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Currie is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record identifies Kevon Shawn Dark as a 34-year-old Black man and lists an alleged offense abbreviated as “ASSAULT WITH DEADLY WEAPON WITH INTENT TO KILL ISI.” This appears to refer to assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill inflicting serious injury, a Class C felony under North Carolina General Statutes § 14-32(a). That charge alleges use of a deadly weapon, intent to kill, and resulting serious injury. The precise charge should be confirmed against court records. The booking-date field reads “142081,” which does not establish a recognizable calendar date.

No external news articles or law enforcement press releases were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the record offers no verified narrative about the alleged incident, including its location, the weapon allegedly involved, the circumstances, or any injuries.

The supplied information does not establish Dark’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or the case’s disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Dark is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Ju`Quan Davidson, a 21-year-old man, as booked on an alleged charge recorded as “TRAFFIKING IN MARIJUANA.” The booking-date field contains “146960,” which does not establish a recognizable calendar date. If charged under North Carolina law, marijuana trafficking is a felony involving more than 10 pounds of marijuana, with classifications and mandatory penalties increasing according to the quantity alleged. The record does not identify a statute, alleged quantity, or specific felony classification.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances of the arrest, the investigating agency, and the evidence underlying the allegation cannot be independently established from this information.

The materials do not establish Davidson’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or whether the charge remains pending or has been resolved. A booking record is not a finding of guilt. Davidson is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Michael James Deleon, listed in the supplied arrest record as a 38-year-old Black man, was booked on an alleged controlled-substance offense described as “M/S/D/P CONT SUBS W/N 1000FT OF SCHOOL/CHILD CARE/PLAYGROUND.” The shorthand appears to refer to manufacturing, selling, delivering, or possessing a controlled substance within 1,000 feet of a protected location. Such proximity can carry enhanced criminal penalties, but the record does not identify the governing statute, substance, alleged conduct, or offense classification, preventing a definitive assessment of severity. The booking-date field reads “148756,” which is not a recognizable calendar date.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied material. Consequently, the circumstances leading to the arrest, the location involved, and the evidence supporting the allegation remain unverified. The charge description alone does not establish that children were present or involved.

The supplied record does not establish Deleon’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any disposition of the case. An arrest and charge are allegations, not findings of guilt. Deleon is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Amberly Janae Agualo, listed in the supplied arrest record as a 46-year-old white woman, was booked on an alleged probation violation. The booking-date field reads “148400,” which does not provide a recognizable calendar date. The record identifies no governing statute, underlying offense or specific alleged violation, so the allegation’s statutory classification and potential penalties cannot be determined. A probation violation generally concerns alleged noncompliance with court-ordered supervision and does not necessarily constitute a new criminal offense.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, there is no independently corroborated narrative explaining the circumstances of the arrest or the conduct alleged.

The supplied record does not establish Agualo’s current custody status, bond conditions, hearing schedule or any court ruling. The probation-violation allegation remains unproven on the information available; an arrest is not a finding of guilt. Agualo is entitled to due process and the presumption of innocence regarding any criminal accusation unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

An arrest record provided to Alamance Finest lists Gabriel Joel Aviles-Marvin, 31, as booked on an allegation of felony possession of cocaine. Under North Carolina law, possession of cocaine is generally a Class I felony under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 90-95(d)(2). The listed charge alleges possession, not trafficking or intent to distribute. The booking-date field reads “149655,” which does not establish a recognizable calendar date.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances of the arrest, the amount of cocaine allegedly involved, and the evidence supporting the charge cannot be independently described from this record.

The supplied information does not establish Aviles-Marvin’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any disposition of the charge. An arrest and charge are not findings of guilt. Aviles-Marvin is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied booking record identifies David Kirk Ball as a 21-year-old white male and lists an allegation of possession of a dangerous weapon in prison. Under North Carolina law, possession of a dangerous weapon by an incarcerated person is generally a felony offense; however, the record does not identify the specific statute or felony classification charged. The booking-date field reads “136728,” which cannot be reliably interpreted as a calendar date.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances behind the allegation—including the type of weapon, where it was allegedly found and how authorities linked it to Ball—remain unverified.

The record does not establish Ball’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule or case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Ball is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Latoya Tershee Barnett, listed in the supplied record as a 35-year-old Black woman, was booked on an alleged failure to appear. The booking-date field reads “148223,” which does not establish a recognizable calendar date. Failure to appear generally concerns an alleged failure to attend a required court proceeding. The record provides no statutory citation, underlying case information, or offense classification, so the applicable statute and whether the allegation is a misdemeanor or felony cannot be confirmed.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances of the arrest, the proceeding Barnett allegedly missed, and any explanation for the alleged absence remain unverified.

The supplied record does not establish Barnett’s current custody status, bond conditions, next court date, or case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. Barnett is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Tjauan Laurey Abdi Ballentine, identified as a 24-year-old Black male, as booked on an allegation of fleeing or eluding arrest with a motor vehicle. The booking-date field reads “148141,” which does not establish a usable calendar date. In North Carolina, fleeing or attempting to elude a law enforcement officer by motor vehicle is generally a Class 1 misdemeanor under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 20-141.5, but qualifying aggravating circumstances can elevate the offense to a felony. The abbreviated charge entry does not establish the classification alleged in this case.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances of the alleged incident—including its location, the reason for any attempted stop, and whether aggravating factors were alleged—cannot be established from this record.

The supplied information does not establish Ballentine’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any disposition of the charge. The booking entry reflects an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Ballentine is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record identifies Daryl Andre Beasley, 39, as facing an allegation of misdemeanor crime of domestic violence. In North Carolina, that statutory offense is a Class A1 misdemeanor, the state’s most serious misdemeanor classification, rather than a felony. However, the supplied record does not identify a statute number. The booking-date field reads “148934,” which is not a recognizable calendar date, so the arrest or booking date cannot be confirmed from this information.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances underlying the allegation—including the alleged conduct, the relationship between the parties and any reported injuries—remain unverified.

The record does not establish Beasley’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule or case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Beasley is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Ryan Michael Bagby-Hanson, identified as a 28-year-old Black male, as booked on an allegation of assault on a female. Under North Carolina law, assault on a female by a male who is at least 18 years old is a Class A1 misdemeanor under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-33(c)(2), the state’s most serious misdemeanor classification. The booking-date field reads “147547,” which does not provide a recognizable calendar date.

No external news articles or law enforcement press releases were supplied or identified in the accompanying materials. Consequently, the record provides no independently verified narrative about the alleged incident, including its location, circumstances, or the relationship between the individuals involved.

The available information does not establish Bagby-Hanson’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or the disposition of the charge. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Bagby-Hanson is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Gordon Michael Baldwin, 37, as booked on an allegation of discharging a weapon into an occupied dwelling or vehicle. Under North Carolina General Statute § 14-34.1, this offense is a felony; the classification depends on the circumstances, including the type of property involved and whether anyone was seriously injured. The charge description alone does not establish the applicable felony class. The booking-date field reads “149500,” which does not provide a verifiable calendar date.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied material. Accordingly, the incident’s location, timing, alleged circumstances, and any injuries cannot be independently established from this record.

The available information does not establish Baldwin’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or case disposition. A booking entry is not a finding of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Baldwin is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Tyrone Baldwin, identified as a 41-year-old Black male, with the charge description “AWDW OR ASSAULT INFLICTING SERIOUS INJURY.” In North Carolina, that wording generally corresponds to an allegation of assault with a deadly weapon or assault inflicting serious injury under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-33(c)(1), a Class A1 misdemeanor, the state’s most serious misdemeanor classification. The abbreviated entry does not establish which alternative is alleged; the precise charge should be confirmed through court documents. The booking-date field reads “149728,” which cannot be reliably interpreted as a calendar date.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Accordingly, the circumstances of the alleged incident—including its location, any alleged weapon, and the nature of any reported injuries—cannot be independently established from this record.

The materials do not establish Baldwin’s current custody status, bond conditions, court schedule, or case disposition. The booking entry reflects an allegation, not a finding of guilt. Baldwin is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

Julio Cesar Barona, listed in the supplied arrest record as a 23-year-old white male, was booked on an allegation of felonious restraint. Under North Carolina law, felonious restraint is a Class F felony involving the unlawful restraint of a person without legally required consent and transportation of that person by motor vehicle or another conveyance. The booking-date field reads “148999,” which does not establish a recognizable calendar date.

No external law enforcement press releases or news reports were provided or identified in the supplied material. Consequently, the circumstances underlying the allegation, including the location, any relationship between those involved, and the alleged conduct, cannot be independently described from this record.

The supplied record does not establish Barona’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or the disposition of the charge. An arrest and booking are not findings of guilt. Barona is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record lists Etgar Edvardo Bautista-Montoya, 28, as booked on an allegation of fleeing or eluding arrest with a motor vehicle. Under North Carolina General Statutes § 20-141.5, fleeing or attempting to elude a law enforcement officer performing official duties is generally a Class 1 misdemeanor; specified aggravating factors can elevate the offense to a felony. The abbreviated charge does not establish which classification applies here. The booking-date field reads “149277,” which does not provide a verifiable calendar date.

No related law enforcement press releases or local news articles were supplied or identified in the provided material. Consequently, the circumstances of the alleged incident—including its location, the reason for any attempted stop, and any alleged aggravating factors—cannot be established from this record.

The supplied information does not establish Bautista-Montoya’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or any disposition of the charge. An arrest and booking are not findings of guilt. The charge remains an allegation, and Bautista-Montoya is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.

The supplied arrest record identifies Rashaan Alexander Battle-Mabery, listed as a 24-year-old Black male, as facing an allegation of larceny of a chose in action. Under North Carolina law, N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-75, this offense concerns the alleged theft of certain instruments representing financial rights or obligations, such as checks or other qualifying documents, and is classified as a Class H felony. The entry labeled “Booking Date” reads “146559,” which does not establish a recognizable calendar date.

No external law enforcement press releases or local news reports were provided or identified in the supplied materials. Consequently, the circumstances underlying the allegation—including the property involved, its value, the alleged victim, and the investigating agency—cannot be established from this record.

The supplied information does not establish Battle-Mabery’s current custody status, bond conditions, court dates, or case disposition. The charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt, and Battle-Mabery is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.