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State v. J.A. – First Degree Rape
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Child Pornography, Sexual Abuse Lead To Sex Offense Charges
Allegations of child pornography and rumors of sexual abuse of a child have led to the arrest of a Wake County emergency responder. Forty-one-year-old Scott Shields has been charged with
read moreTeen Accused Of Selling Drugs Resulting In Possible Overdose Death
An online drug sales ring, a home chemistry lab and student drug dealers are being talked about after the death of a 17-year-old Raleigh high school student from an LSD
read morePlea To Federal Charges Of Fraud Results In Near 3-Year Sentence
Linda Knox entered a guilty plea to federal charges involving mail fraud in 2010. She was accused of billing for services not performed by her If It’s Water and More company. For
read moreRaleigh Student Arrested On Marijuana Drug Charges
19-year-old Raleigh student Shaquell Autry was charged with a felony drug offense after police found him with 46 baggies of marijuana. He is facing criminal charges of possession with intent to
read moreI Was Convicted Of A Felony. Can I Vote In North Carolina?
For those who are awaiting trial for a North Carolina felony offense or for those convicted of only a misdemeanor criminal offense, you still maintain your right to vote. If you are
read moreTwo Raleigh, Two Maryland Men Arrested On Drug Charges
Drug offenses involving marijuana, opium and heroin were at the center of four arrests over the past weekend by Raleigh police. Thirty-three-year old Thuong Quoc Nguyen of Raleigh was charged
read more‘Tougher Treatment’ Not The Key To NC Juvenile Justice
In 1998, about 1,400 North Carolina kids were being sent to state training facilities each year after being convicted of or pleading guilty to a criminal offense. Now that number
read moreCourt Orders Boy Scouts To Release Perversion Files
For close to a century, the Boy Scouts of America collected what it called “Perversion Files” – documentation on sex offenders and pedophiles that it intended to keep out of
read moreFormer Santa Claus Sentenced For Internet Sex Crimes
A man who dressed as Santa and played the friendly Christmas icon at malls across North Carolina was sentenced on sexual exploitation and solicitation charges. Seventy-year-old John Peters, of Cary, was
read moreSupreme Court To Decide If Blood Tests For DWI Require A Warrant
In 2010, Tyler McNeely was stopped for speeding shortly after 2 a.m. The officer that stopped him for speeding also observed that McNeely appeared visibly intoxicated – his speech was
read moreNot Guilty
State v. B.S. – First Degree Murder
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State v. J.A. – First Degree Rape
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