Local law enforcement officers conducted a day long speed enforcement operation in and around Cameron Thursday. From 8:00 am in the morning until 5:00 pm that afternoon officers endured cold rainy weather to enforce speed and other traffic laws in the area.
(Charlotte, NC) – The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) today announced a reward of up to $5,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for the recent burglary of the Renegade Gun and Pawn Shop in Carthage, N.C.
The bond for a defendant who had assaulted a Southern Pines police officer on Sunday November 4th was raised in Moore County District Court today from $1500.00 to $15,000.00 after the Moore County District Attorney’s office had sought an increase in the bond to $500,000.00 at a motion hearing Thursday morning.
The following information was posted by the Albemarle Police Department Tuesday evening about a suspect wanted in connection with a shooting that included shots being fired at the public and at a police officer on Sunday November 11th that ultimately resulted in a large search for two suspects by law enforcement from the ground and from the air outside of Carthage.
The Moore County Sheriff's Office has discontinued the ground search for the two black males wanted for shooting at an Albemarle police officer.
According to law enforcement officials, early Sunday two black male suspects were involved in a drive-by shooting in Albemarle. While fleeing, they shot at the responding Albemarle police officers disabling the police car.
Law enforcement officers are currently on location off of NC Highway 24/27 approximately 3 miles west of Carthage searching for two suspects that were believed to be involved in an incident where shots were fired at officers near Albemarle.
Sheriff Neil Godfrey announced the arrest of Homer Malachi Phillips of Concord, North Carolina on Nov 5, 2018 for obtaining controlled substances by fraud/forgery, trafficking in Opiates, identity theft and other related charges.
