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Police arrest wrong-way driver on Interstate 485
Every time a North Carolina resident is accused of drunk driving, he or she will have the opportunity to defend against the charges in court. Up until a conviction occurs,
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A tragic accident claimed the life of a 44-year-old woman on a recent Tuesday afternoon in Johnston County. The driver faulted for the crash suffered injuries, but the extent of
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The Northampton Sheriff’s Office conducted a massive heroin bust last week. Following a 10-month investigation, officers raided a suspected drug home along Highway 258. The officers claim to have found
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Being accused of drug crime is clearly not the same as being convicted of a drug crime. In North Carolina, anyone accused of a crime, no matter how serious the
read moreCheerleading coach arrested for alleged sex crimes
A cheerleading coach from Concord, North Carolina, has been arrested on allegations that he committed sex crimes against children on his cheerleading team. The 19-year-old cheerleading coach formerly worked with
read moreMan accused of smuggling 1.7 pounds of fentanyl in his stomach
Narcotics investigators from the Wake County Sheriff’s Office arrested a man and accused him of carrying 1.7 pounds of fentanyl in his stomach. Allegedly, the man swallowed packets of this
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The United States has two kinds of courts, and depending on your allegedly criminal actions, you could end up defending yourself in either state or federal court. Both these courts
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