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Monday, 17 January 2011 12:15

New HCSO K-9 makes first arrest


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Bowden Bowden Halifax County Sheriff's Office

The Halifax County Sheriff's Office's newest member, a dog named Brody, helped make his first arrest on his first night on the job Saturday.

Lieutenant Chuck Hasty said deputies responded to Highway 561 in the Hollister Community about a possible breaking and entering in progress.

The victim told deputies that he saw two men stealing rims from his property and the men ran off.

Deputy Jason Keeter and Brody deployed from the victim’s residence and began to track the suspects.

Brody found one suspect hiding in the woods about three quarters of a mile away from the victim’s house.

Gregory O’Neal Bowden, 24, of Littleton was taken into custody by Deputy Keeter and Detective Tyree Davis without incident.

Detective Davis charged Bowden with larceny and he was given a $5,000 bond and January 19 court date,

"The victim did a great job in the incident, the victim got a good description of the subjects and direction of travel and did not try to approach them  but kept them in sight as  long as possible without putting himself in danger," Hasty said.

Hasty said there was also cooperation from different agencies to keep the area saturated. The state Highway Patrol, Nash County Sheriff's Office and the state Department of Correction assisted.

The investigation continues into the identification of the second subject, who may have left the area in a vehicle.

Anyone with information is encouraged to call Crimestoppers at 252-583-4444.

 

 

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+1 #1 James Debro 2011-01-17 14:22
whoever the second guy is, he will not be free for long. The first guys is going to be singing loudly after the police are done him.
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