Second suspect sought in Subway attempted armed robbery

By Frank DeLoache

news@kannapoliscitizen.com

Kannapolis police are seeking a second suspect in the attempted armed robbery of a Subway restaurant July 14.

Within hours of the Monday afternoon attempted robbery, officers arrested Larry James Hancock, 16, of 1625 Oakcrest Drive.

He remains in the Cabarrus County Jail under $50,000 bond, charged with attempted robbery with a dangerous weapon.

Two men entered the Subway at 2221 Roxie St. at 3:26 p.m. Monday. They sat at a table briefly and then left, according to Detective Sgt. Chris Nesbitt.

A few minutes later, one of the men returned to the restaurant, produced a firearm and demanded money.

According to an officer’s report, the employee stepped away from the counter, and the gunman left the business without getting any money, Nesbitt said. The report was not clear about what prompted the robber to leave suddenly.

Kannapolis patrol officers got descriptions of the men and immediately began canvassing the area.

The store employee told officers both men appeared to be teenagers. The employee described one of the men as African-American, tall, thin and wearing a white T-shirt. The second man also was black but short and heavy set, wearing a gray sleeveless shirt.

During their search, officers located and arrested Hancock. Officer Roberto Tito Rodriguez was the investigating officer.

Nesbitt said officers are still looking for the second man.

Police ask anyone with information about the attempted robbery to call the Police Department at 704-920-4000 or Cabarrus Area Crime Stoppers at 704-93-Crime (932-7463).

Masked men rob safe at Porkys, tape employee to sink

By Jessie Burchette

news@Kannapoliscitizen.com

CHINA GROVE — Robbers wearing ski masks and carrying a black gym bag  cleaned out the safe at  Porky’s Bar-B-Que restaurant early Monday.

The two men entered the  restaurant located at 1309  North Main St. around 1:10 a.m., opened a locked safe and carried off the gym bag full of cash.

“They were prepared, they apparently knew  where to go and what was there,” Police Chief Hodge Coffield said Monday afternoon. He noted that Porky’s was very busy over the weekend with the huge turnout for Farmers Day.

Porky’s closed around 9  p.m. Sunday.

James David Johnson, an employee of restaurant owner, Mike Reid, was in the building cleaning.

According to police,  Johnson had left the back door open.

Coffield said the masked men entered and told Johnson to  “stay calm and nobody will get hurt.”

One of the men watched  Johnson while the other went to the office and opened the safe,  which has a combination lock.

Once the safe was cleaned out, they taped Johnson to a kitchen sink.

He was able to get free within minutes and call 911.

The men were in and out of the restaurant in less than 10 minutes.

Neither of the men displayed a gun or other weapon.

Coffield said they have a possible suspect.

And police are work to determine if the video surveillance system has a usable picture.

Coffield asked anyone with information to contact police at 704-857-7755.

Both men are described as being white and in their mid-20s. 

One, who was dressed in camouflage clothing, was described as around 5 feet 7 inches tall weighing approximately 200 pounds.

The second man, who was dressed completely in black,  is described as 6 feet 2 inches tall weighing 160 to 170 pounds.

China Grove officer wrecks during chase into Cabarrus County

By Jessie Burchette

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CHINA GROVE — A police chase involving two sport bikes reached speeds of more than 100 mph, ending when the police car went out of control and struck a tree and a parked car in Cabarrus County.

The officer was not injured, and both bikers fled.

Around 3 a.m. Sunday, China Grove Officer J.S. Washam clocked two bikers on N.C. 152 west traveling in excess of 100 mph.

When Washam attempted to stop them, they changed direction and headed east toward town on Stirewalt Road and Patterson Street.

The bikers turned on to Kimball Road, with one stopping at the intersection of Kimball Road and South Main Street.

Police Chief Hodge Coffield said Washam stopped and as he approached, the biker took off.

Washam began pursuit of the biker going north on South Main Street, on to Eudy Road, Chapel Street, Bostian Road , Daugherty Road, Lentz Road and then onto Old Concord Road, Old Beatty Ford Road, Phaniels Church Road, going into Cabarrus County and onto Sapp Road.

Coffield said at one point  the biker was going in excess of 120 mph. 

In the 6200 block of Sapp Road, Washam lost control of the 2008 Ford Crown Victoria, with the rear sliding around and striking a tree. The car continued on and struck a 1997 Honda Accord owned by Kenneth McCoy Powers, which was parked at his residence at 6201 Sapp Road, Rockwell.

Coffield said the N.C. Highway Patrol estimated  Washam’s speed at 65 to 70 mph at the time of the accident. Washam said he never exceeded 70 mph during the chase.

Trooper D.J. Eggers of the N.C. Highway Patrol investigated the accident.

According to 911 records the chase lasted eight minutes.

No other police units were involved in the chase, but Landis and Rockwell officers responded to the accident scene.

Coffield said Washam remains sore from the accident but has returned to duty and worked a partial shift.

Police have no description of the bikers.

Pictures show two breaking into Moose Pharmacy

Cabarrus County Sheriff’s Office investigators are looking for two men who broke into Moose Drug Company in Mount Pleasant early on July 10.

On Thursday, the Sheriff’s Office released a collection of pictures of the men taken by the pharmacy security camera.

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Mount Pleasant woman guilty of e-mail theft

A Mount Pleasant woman has pleaded guilty to stealing e-mail from a company after she was fired and using the information against her former employer.

According to the office of U.S. Attorney Anna Mills Wagoner, Teresa Gamble Treadaway, 49, pleaded guilty in federal court in Greensboro to one count each of wire fraud, computer fraud and unlawful access to stored communication for commercial advantage.

Treadaway faces up to 20 years in prison and a fine of $250,000, and a federal judge can order her to make restitution to her former company ECOFLO.

Based in Greensboro, ECOFLO provides industrial and waste managment services. According to Wagoner’s office, Treadaway began monitoring e-mail of her former co-workers and company officials shortly after she was fired from her sales job in October 2003.

“She was able to do this by the Internet because she knew that ECOFLO did not require its employees to change” the generic password assigned to them by the company computer system, federal prosecutors said.

She monitored ECOFLO e-mail through 2004 and 2005, even after she went to work for a competing company.

In June 2005, federal prosecutors say, Treadaway intercepted an ECOFLO bid to remove chemical waste from the tanks of a company in Columbia, S.C., and, using that information, was able to submit the winning bid for that work for her company.

When FBI agents executed a search warrant at her Mount Pleasant home in May 2006, they found the ECOFLO bid documents and other company e-mail.

A judge is scheduled to sentence Treadaway Nov. 18 in Greensboro. Treadaway does not have a publicly listed phone number and could not be reached for comment.

Kannapolis Police Department

Arrests

• Samatha Renee Grilliot, 19, 706 W. Eighth St.; failure to appear on littering and underage drinking charges; $500 bond; July 14.

• Tammy Christopher Bullington, 35, 306 E. 26th St.; failure to appear on earlier charges; July 15.

• Ignacio Garay Labra, 22, streets of Kannapolis; driving while impaired (.09 blood-alcohol test) and left of center, no operator’s license; $1,000 bond; July 14.

• Joseph Lee Meekins, 18, 5081 Wheat Drive S.W.; driving while impaired, failure to dim headlights, possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia; $500 bond; July 14.

• Kenneth Avery Canup, 70, 2309 Pennsylvanie Ave.; fugitive from another state; $100,000 bond; July 14.

• Paul Duckworth, 65, 2006 Chris Ann Lane (allegedly for kicking Nancy Duckworth, 61, in the leg); assault on a female; July 14.

• Amy Marie Love, 24, 150 Homer Corriher Road; shoplifting (allegedly for taking items from Food Lion store 6); $1,000 bond; July 14.

• John Christopher Nicholas, 24, 1802 W. C St.; shoplifting (allegedly for taking items from Food Lion store 6); July 14.

On July 15, Cabarrus County sheriff’s Deputy Hale added charges of expired operator’s license, inspection and rear lights violations and failure to appear on charges of assault on a female (Cabarrus) and possession of stolen goods (Rowan). $5,000 bond.

• Joni Renee Harris, 26, 2686 Sides Road; simple assault (allegedly for assaulting Joseph Mann); written promise to apear in court; July 14.

• Amber Treece Kushinsky, 29, 2512 Captains Watch; driving while impaired and with revoked license, careless and reckless driving, no insurance, possession of a revoked license; July 14.

• Kareem Quadir Miles, also known as Quadir Boynton, 26, 621 Leonard Ave.; driving while impaired, failure to appear on earlier charges of disorderly conduct and resisting an officer; $2,360 bond; July 14.

• Joseph Benjamin Mann, 25, 13801 Darrington Court; simple assault (allegedly for assaulting Joni Harris); written promise to appear in court; July 14.

• Jose Luna, 29, Smith Street; driving while impaired and with a revoked license; July 14.

• Hubert R. McCarn, 42, 645 McCarn St., Mooresville; failure to appear on charge; July 15.

• Phillip Wayne Harrington, 36, 405 E. 17th St.; aggravated assault, resisting an officer (allegedly for assaulting Lou-Ann Honeycutt, 44, and running from officers); July 15.

• Joseph Mitchell, 409 Plymouth St.; trespassing; July 16.

• William Carey, 25, 313 Bethpage Road; larceny by employee, failure to appear on driving with no insurance charge; $3,500 bond; July 16.

• Kristofer McCaskell, 19, 218 Summit Park Court; second-degree trespassing; July 16.

• Justin Wallace, 16, 312 Central Ave.; burglary; July 16.

• Rita McCaskell, 46, 218 Summit Park Court; simple assault, second-degree trespassing; July 16.

• Jimmy Siddall, 38, 555 Brown Road; driving while impaired, rear light violation, fictitious registration plate, possession of a schedule 1 controlled substance; July 17.

• Jolene McAnulty, 43, 304 E. Taylor St.; possession of methadone and drug paraphernalia; July 17.

• Kevin Clark, 38, 3830 Pine Leaf Circle, Midland; driving while impaired and with revoked license, speeding (57 mph in 45-mph zone); $10,000 bond; July 17.

• Michael Kennedy, 27, 120 Bear Run Circle; assault and battery; July 16.

• Michael Dwayne Keever, 46, 513 N. Enochville Road; driving while impaired, habitual driving while impaired; $5,000 bond; July 17.

• Timothy Scercy, 19, 428 Troutman Drive; felony possession of cocaine, misdemeanor possession of a schedule III controlled substance; 9:15 a.m. July 18.

• Christopher Blankenship, 36, 2112 Clearbrook Drive; driving while impaired (refused blood-alcohol test); 3:28 p.m. July 19. 

• Francisco Hernandez, 23, Airport Road, Salisbury; vandalism (allegedly for breaking the back passenger window of Kit Caldwell’s vehicle); 3:15 a.m. July 20.

• Cynthia Helton, 49, 2940 Shuping Mill Road; driving while impaired, possession of drug paraphernalia; 12:30 a.m. July 20.

• Theodore Perry, 48, 211 Flowe Ave.; second-degree kidnapping, assault on a female (allegedly for assaulting Nyshika Ledbetter, 29, forcing his way into her vehicle and terrorizing her); no bond; 5 p.m. July 20.

• Larry Isaacs, 49, 384 Grace Ave. N.W., Concord; driving while impaired (.13 blood-alcohol test); $3,000 bond; 4:34 p.m. July 20. 

• Kevin Murray, 36, 7262 Trevor Way, Denver, N.C.; resisting arrest, second-degree trespassing, harassing phone calls, misdemeanor stalking (allegedly for entering the home of Tara Livengood after she told him not to return); $2,500 bond; 1:12 a.m. July 19.

 

Incidents

• On July 14, Leza Thomasee, 57, reported someone used her credit card number without her permission.

• On July 14, officers questioned a 19-year-old man at an unspecified location about having marijuana in his vehicle.

• On July 14, Shree Santram Corp. reported two men, ages 16 and 18, brandished a weapon in the business and demanded money.

• On July 14, North Cannon Auto reported a catalytic converter stolen from a vehicle.

• On July 14, Jamal Irvin, 23, reported someone broke into his vehicle at an unspecified location and stole a CD player.

• On July 14, Janice Carr, 50, reported a break-in and theft.

• On July 15, Myra Alsbrooks, 46, reported someone scratched the sides of her vehicle with a key or other sharp object.

• On July 15, Kenneth Paulus, 30, reported two men, ages 31 and 36, stole his watch and wedding ring at an unspecified location.

• On July 15, Alda Mullis, 71, and Ashley Smith, 21, reported a window broken with an unknown object.

• On July 15, Monisha Small, 25, reported someone broke a back window to get inside her home and steal items.

• On July 15, Gregory Powell, 37, reported the theft of two all-terrain vehicles from his outbuilding.

• On July 15, Larissa McCorkle, 35, reported a man, 19, and woman trespassed on McCorkle’s property and sprayed her with Mace.

• On July 16, officers questioned a man, 22, and woman, 21, at an unspecified location about having marijuana.

• On July 16, officers questioned a 31-year-old man at an unspecified location about giving a beer to a 13-year-old.

• Only July 15, officers questioned a 43-year-old man at an unspecified location about loitering for drug activity.

• On July 15, Rugged Wearhouse reported an 18-year-old woman left the store after hiding merchandise in her purse.

• On July 16, Justin Eberhardt, 21, reported the theft of a scooter from the side of an unspecified road.

• On July 16, McDonald’s restaurant reported a 24-year-old man stole cash out of the register.

• On July 16, Ricky Strong, 23, reported his vehicle taken from his home.

• On July 16, officers investigated a report of a missing 16-year-old girl.

• On July 16, Rhonda Seaford, 39, reported kicking her boyfriend, 30, out of her residence.

• On July 17, officers questioned a 17-year-old man about spray painting a Kannapolis City Schools building and a city street.

• On July 17, Rushco Markets reported a customer paid for items with counterfeit money.

• On July 17, Cynthia Wilson, 44, reported a 42-year-old man damaged the frame of her back door.

• On July 17, Desmond Mitchell, 22, reported his vehicle taken without his knowledge.

• At 12:25 a.m. July 18, officers investigated that Tenicka Norman, 16, was missing.

• At 9:40 a.m. July 18, Todd Pals, 47, reported a suspicious vehicle that proved to be stolen from Salisbury.

• At 12:25 p.m. July 18, Walgreens reported a woman “requesting money for fraudulent purposes.”

• At 2:06 p.m. July 18, Goodwill Stores reported a man took property without permission.

• At 5:22 p.m. July 18, Heather Cox, 17, and Ruby Gibson, 72, reported a 15-year-old stole items from the victims’ home after entering through an unlocked window.

• At 8:28 a.m. July 19, Teresa Thrift, 43, reported an 18-year-old man unlocked her vehicle with a coat hanger and stole property.

• At 2 p.m. July 19, Carl Carr, 23, reported a female acquaintance took his property without permission.

• At 6:08 p.m. July 19, Rushco No. 12 reported two men, ages 39 and 38, trespassed on store property.

• At 2:25 a.m. July 21, Remedios Salinas, 27, reported a theft.

• At 11 p.m. July 19, officers questioned three teen boys — ages 19, 18 and 17 — at an unspecified location about underage drinking and racing their cars.

• At 12:56 a.m. July 21, Oak Crest Apartments reported someone damaged a door trying to pry it open.

• At 9:30 p.m. July 20, officers responded to a report of a 29-year-old man threating suicide.

• At 4:12 p.m. July 21, Charles Emerson, 26, reported two juveniles, ages 13 and 12, entered his home through a window.

• At 12:08 a.m. July 21, Vickie Shumake, 60, reported several pieces of gold jewelry stolen.

Cabarrus County Sheriff’s Office

Arrests

• Selfo Mata Alvarea, 19, 502 Rogers Lake Road, Kannapolis; failure to appear on Sampson County charges of speeding and driving with no license; $300 bond; July 14; Sgt. Litaker.

• Rontazz Romail Wallace, 26, 1730 Furman Court, Kannapolis; failure to pay child support; $4,793 bond; July 14; Sgt. Measimer.

• Joshua Allen Wood, 28, 1008 S. Juniper St., Kannapolis; giving fictitious information to officer, driving with revoked license and failure to appear on same charge and Mecklenburg shoplifting charge; $3,300 bond; July 15; Deputy Hale.

• Tyler W. Adkins, 23, 2163 Sheffield Ave., Kannapolis; failure to appear on driving while impaired charge; $3,000 bond; July 17; Deputy Wilson.

• Minolta M. Moore, 26, 1300 Meadow Ave., Kannapolis; felony probation violation, forgery/uttering; $4,000 bond; July 17; Deputy Burchett.

• Roddarius M. Hopper, 22, 2403 Saguaro Lane, Kannapolis; failure to appear on charges of sale of cocaine and probation violation; $28,000 bond; July 17; Deputy Roberts.

• Stacey Michelle Harrison, 23, 2952 Lane St., Kannapolis; failure to appear on Davidson County charges of driving with revoked license and transportation of copper; $2,500 bond; July 18; Deputy Christie.

• Timothy Ray Beaver, 23, 7500 Brancy St., Kannapolis; driving with revoked license, no vehicle insurance; July 19; Deputy J. Fetzer.

• Joseph J. Bukowski, 43, 2762 Jaf Drive, Concord; second-degree trespassing, larceny; $1,000 bond; July 12; Deputy Rodriguez.

• Connie T. Bukowski, 46, 2762 Jaf Drive, Concord; possession of stolen goods; written promise to appear in court; July 12; Deputy Blakely.

• Daniel R. Martin, 42, 2032 Ramble Road, Midland; possession of marijuana, resisting an officer; $5,000 bond; July 12; Deputy Rodriguez.

• Cynthia F. Stone, 57, 1418 Bostwood Lane, Concord; assault and battery; written promise to appear in court; July 13; Deputy Blakely.

• Claudette E. Smith, 38, 4536 Ashley Drive, Concord; assault and battery; written promise to appear in court; July 13; Deputy Blakely.

• Edith R. Grisby, 23, 6113 Ashley Drive, Concord; failure to appear in court on driving with revoked license charge; $4,000 bond; July 13; Deputy Blakely.

• Ray Michael Mason, 24, 12345 Stowe Acres Drive, Charlotte; unsafe movement, failure to appear on earlier charge of driving with revoked license; $2,000 bond; July 14; Deputy Edwards.

• Melanie Ann Thevenote, 27, 5917 Waverly Lynn Lane, Charlotte; failure to appear on driving while impaired charge; $3,000 bond; July 14; Lt. Bailey.

• Michael Hugh Griffin, Jr., 23, 7006 Clara Circle, Concord; failure to appear on charges of driving while impaired and with no operator’s license, hit and run; $5,000 bond; July 14.

• Trevin Samuel Carr, 20, 427 Kerr St., Concord; simple assault; July 15; Deputy Hale.

• Sheryn Ann Kowatsch, 56, 8864 Brandon Circle, Concord; harassing phone calls; written promise to appear in court; July 15; Deputy Berg.

• Diane Lambert Benson, 49, 8730 Overcash Road, Concord; worthless check (Lincoln County); written promise to appear in court; July 15; Deputy Sastoque.

• Darby Louscious Davis, 45, 1022 Rocky Meadows Lane, Concord; assault by strangulation, assault on a female; no bond (domestic); July 15; Deputy K.P. Troutman.

• Bryan Scott Burch, 27, 3220 Sapp Road, Concord; assault on a female, communicating threats (Mecklenburg); no bond; July 15; Detective D. Burchett.

• Oscar L. Harris, 52, 156 Winford Road, Troutman; failure to appear on order for nonpayment of child support; $871.49 bond; July 16; Deputy Hale.

• Nicole M. Homan, 22, 355 Morning Dew Drive, Concord; failure to appear on misdemeanor larceny charge; $375 bond; July 16; Deputy Hale.

• Devonya A. Watson, 38, 525 Wyoming Drive, Concord; failure to appear on worthless check charge; $266.79 bond; July 16; Deputy Roberts.

• Katherine Mae Misenheimer, 19, 2645 Golf Ball Circle, Concord; frivolous prosecution; $155 bond; July 16; Deputy Brown.

• Amanda Nichole Kiser, 25, 925 Watson Drive, Concord; assault and battery; written promise to appear in court; July 16; Deputy Mason.

• Kevin James Clayton, 20, 837 Mill St., Albemarle; felony and misdemeanor probation violation; $25,000 bond; July 16; Deputy Harvey.

• Jordan M. Fincannon, 21, 5963 Tall Tree Lane, Harrisburg; failure to appear on underage possession of malt beverage charge; $1,000 bond; July 17; Deputy Wilson.

• Linda J. Shaver, 45, 1705 Harrill St., Charlotte; failure to appear on charge of driving with no insurance and possession of stolen goods; $500 bond; July 17; Lt. Alexander.

• Christopher M. Roberts, 25, 406 S. Main St., Granite Quarry; failure to appear on misdemeanor possession of schedule II controlled substance charge; $1,000 bond; Deputy Wilson.

• Shanda Lynette Burleson, 35, 2712 Golf Ball Circle, Concord; injury to personal property; $10,000 bond; July 17; Deputy Brown.

• Elgar Oscar Whitworth III, 33, 11520 N.C. 49 N., Mount Pleasant; communicating threats; written promise to appear in court; July 17; Deputy Blakely.

• Terry Lynn Jackson Jr., 21, 6901 Clara Circle, Concord; assault on a female and child younger than 12; no bond; July 17; Deputy Blakely.

• Penny Lynn McGee, 40, 10225 Nugget Place Road, Midland; possession of drug paraphernalia; $1,000 bond; July 17; Deputy Harvey.

• Jeffrey Richard Schilkowski, 32, 2539 N.C. 73 E., Concord; failure to appear on charge of allowing livestock to run at large; $500 bond; July 18; Deputy Burchett.

• Laura Garrett Thweatt, 35, 206 Enchanted Lane, Mount Pleasant; failure to apepar on Stanly County charges of driving while impaired and failure to secure passenger younger than 16; $500 bond; July 18; Deputy Burchett.

• Natashia Lashale Stewart, 30, 10785 Traders Court, Davidson; worthless check; written promise to appear in court; July 18; Deputy Burchett.

• James Harold Cobb Jr., 39, 10109 Kluttz Road, Rockwell; worthless check; written promise to appear in court; July 18; Deputy Burchett.

• Edward Fitzgerald Mason, 33, 238 Booker St., Concord; failure to appear on assault on a female charge; written promise to appear in court; July 18; Deputy Wilson.

• Stepahnie Hyman, 37, 933 Oxford Court, Concord; failure to appear on driving with revoked license charge; $500 bond; July 18; Deputy C. Tarte.

• Merle Hunt Jr., 31, 3101 Cold Springs Road, Concord; communicating threats; written promise to appear in court; July 18; Deputy Berg.

• Teri Lynn Hartsell, 25, 1107 Peoples Court, Concord; misuse of 911 system, false report to officer; $2,000 bond; July 18; Deputy Berg.

• Andy Lee McManus, 30, 2617 Lisa Drive, Concord; second-degree trespassing, communicating threats; written promise to appear in court; July 19; Deputy P.D. Harris.

• James Brown, 33, streets of Concord; failure to register as a sex offender, probation violation; $20,000 bond; July 19; Deputy J.S. Thomas.

• Thomas Cleve Burgess, 34, 6013 Ashley Drive, Concord; second-degree trespass; written promise to appear in court; July 19; Deputy K.P. Troutman.

• Kathleen Marie Johns, 53, 9809 Tory Lane, Charlotte; driving while impaired and left of center, no operator’s license; custody release, written promise to appear; July 19; Deputy K.M. Klinglesmith.

• Timothy D. Strickland, 22, Timmonsville, S.C.; driving while impaired; written promise to appear in court; July 19; Deputy Berg.

• Jonathon Wayne Curlee, 26, 140 Smyrna Lane, Mooresville; driving while impaired, while consuming alcohol and left of center; $500 bond; July 19; Deputy Lomax.

• Rebecca Holden Nash, 35, 10830 U.S. 601, Midland; driving while impaired; written promise to appear in court; July 19; Deputy K.C. McClure.

• Christy Ann Pritchard Eller, 34, 8300 Pine Hill Road, Charlotte; driving while impaired and left of center; written promise to appear in court; July 19; Deputy Bearden.

 

Cabarrus incidents

• On July 7, Victoria Ann Brown, 21, 7206 Trifecta Court, Harrisburg, reported an acquaintance used her personal information without permission July 5 to obtain a credit card and buy $571 in items. Deputy Elliott.

• On July 8, Doris B. Bullock, 82, 6200 Roberta Road, Harrisburg, reported an acquaintance took her Visa card on June 30 and charged $3,847.25 in items without permission. Deputy Peck.

• On July 8, Bettye Ann Fields, 59, 1449 Bottle Brush Lane, Harrisburg, reported someone stole her American Express card on July 6 and charged $893.80 in items. Deputy Peck.

• On July 8, Kenneth J. Dixon, 37, 2942 Farm Pond Road, Concord, reported a break-in and the theft of property. Deputy Kluttz.

• On July 8, John S. Evans III, 40, 11263 Hartsell Road, Midland, reported a break-in and the theft of $1,860 in items. Deputy Adcock.

• On July 10, Jeffery Lee Dacks, 5617 Berryridge Drive, Harrisburg, reported the theft of tires and rims, worth $3,300, from his 2005 Chrysler 300 at his home. Deputy K.P. Troutman.

• On July 10, Jerri Fuller, 9322 Kirk Drive, Mount Pleasant, reported a break-in to her home and an outbuilding and the theft of $493 in property. Deputy J.S. Thomas.

• On July 11, Alfred Zinkermagel, 7450 Long Valley Drive, Harrisburg, reported vandals caused $200 in damage to his home. Deputy Torelli.

• On July 11, Georgiana Byrd, 61 Terrytown St., Concord, reported she had not seen her two teenage daughters since 2 p.m. July 10 at their home.

They are: Samantha L. Sword, 14, 4 feet 11 inches tall, 100 pounds with brown hair and eyes; and Amber D. Sword, 19, 5 feet 1 inch, 125 pounds, with brown hair and eyes. Deputy Bearden.

• On July 12, William C. Isenhour, 71, 4375 Cauble Road, Mount Pleasant, reported the theft of a $1,000 utility trailer from his home between June22 and July 11. Lt. James.