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Police Bust Large Charlotte Drug and Prostitution Ring
An ongoing investigation by the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department (CMPD) of a drug and prostitution ring resulted in a bust yesterday. As of right now, five suspects are facing felony drug charges stemming
read moreHouse Candidate Charged with DUI Twice Over the Weekend
It was not a good weekend for Randy Wolfe. The Winston-Salem Journal reports that Wolfe, a candidate for the North Carolina House, was charged with driving while intoxicated twice this weekend. Wolfe is a
read moreBe Careful This Halloween Weekend, Police Increase DWI Patrols
As Halloween is upon us, many will be partaking in festive celebrations and costume parties this weekend. While planning your fun-filled weekends, be sure to remember that the North Carolina
read moreSex Offender Accused of Social Networking Pleads Guilty
A Durham County registered sex offender pleaded guilty to using a social networking website this month. The former North Carolina Central University student was sentenced to three to four months for accessing
read moreGaston County Sex Offender Meeting To be Held on Halloween
The Gaston County Sherriff’s Office is holding a required meeting of registered sex offenders on October 31 of this month, despite the fact that some towns have made the decision to observe
read moreOperation Bad Candy Results in Arrests and Drug Charges
In an operation called Bad Candy, law enforcement agencies in Brunswick County have been searching for individuals who allegedly violated the North Carolina Controlled Substance Act. Currently, the agencies are
read moreMonitoring for Convicted Sex Offenders Upheld – Part 2
In our last blog post, we discussed a case decided by the North Carolina Supreme Court last week. Three defendants convicted of sex offenses challenged their enrollment in an electronic monitoring
read moreMonitoring for Convicted Sex Offenders Upheld – Part 1
A divided North Carolina Supreme Court held last week that North Carolina sex offenders can be subject to electronic monitoring even if their convictions occurred before the passage of the tracking law.
read moreEarly Release from Prison for Former N.C. House Speaker
Former Democratic House Speaker Jim Black was released early from federal prison on Monday. Black, 75, left the prison in Georgia six months early after serving time for white collar crime.
read moreEmbattled SBI Lab Loses Interim Director
In one of our previous blog posts, we discussed the controversy surrounding North Carolina’s State Bureau of Investigation (SBI) crime lab. The state laboratory came under fire last month after a
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