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Friday, 14 August 2009 19:30

Man beaten at Creekside

A 24-year-old man was treated and released from Halifax Regional Medical Center last night after he was beaten during a strong arm robbery.

Roanoke Rapids Police Chief Jeff Hinton said the assault occurred at Creekside Court off West 10th Street and the victim familiar with his assailant.

The victim was visiting the housing project when the assailant approached him and began to beat him in the face with his fists, demanding the contents in his pocket.

The man relinquished cash and other undisclosed items.

Police continue to investigate and anyone with information is encouraged to call the police department at 533-2810 or Halifax County Crimestoppers at 583-4444.

Tuesday, 11 August 2009 19:21

Sheriff’s office investigating July B&E

The Halifax County Sheriff's Office is investigating the breaking and entering of  buildings and theft of several items which occurred in the Winslow road area of Scotland Neck in the late night hours on July 13.

Maj. Bruce Temple said in a news release the suspects stole a pick-up from the property and drove the truck into a ditch nearby.

The truck was used to damage road signs in the area. Items actually stolen included a 2002 Suzuki "Enger 400cc" four wheeler,a Garmin GPS,Apple I-Pod and bracket, rechargeable flashlight with charger and a cigarette plug splitter.

 The Sheriff's Office is also investigating an unrelated theft in the Everetts School Road area on Aug. 6 where someone forcibly entered a car to steal a CD/DVD player, 15-inch sub woofer speakers, 2000 watt amplifier, and 13-inch flip down TV. A significant amount of damage was done to the car to gain entry. 

 If anyone has information about who may have been trying to sell property described in these cases please call Crimestoppers at 252-583-4444

The Halifax County Sheriff's Office is investigating the theft of a 2000 Honda CR-125, that was stolen on Saturday from a residence in the area of  Robertson Boat Landing Road, Roanoke Rapids. If anyone has information please call Crimestoppers at 252-583-4444.
The Halifax County Sheriff’s Office continues to investigate a shooting in the 1000 block of Washington Avenue in Weldon last night where a man was shot in the right thigh. Lt. Bobby Martin said in a news release Deputy Emerson Carroll responded to the location around 11:30 p.m. after receiving a call someone was shot. The victim told the deputy he was walking when he heard several shots and was struck in his right thigh. The victim, who was treated at Halifax Regional Medical Center in Roanoke Rapids, did not know where the shots came from. Deputies checked the area but were unable to locate any suspects. No one else was hurt and there are no suspect or vehicle descriptions. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact Halifax County Crimestoppers at 583-4444.
Wednesday, 22 July 2009 18:42

Home owner shot during B&E

A home owner was shot last night during a breaking and entering, according to the Halifax County Sheriff’s Office. Lt. Bobby Martin said in a news release the crime occurred around 10:52 p.m. Officers responded to a residence on Little Deep Creek Road in the Roanoke Rapids area where the victim told Deputy Corey Griffin he was shot in the leg. Deputies Joe Sealy and Travis Clark arrived on scene to assist, along with Lt. Neil Aycock. The deputies learned from the home owner he and a friend were returning from a trip they took earlier in the day. When they arrived at the victim's home, the victim noticed his lights were on and the front door was locked. This was odd, Martin said in the release, because he left no lights on and the front door was not supposed to be secure when he left. The victim told the deputies he went around to the back of the home and got near his back steps when about five males ran from the house. The victim tried to run after them but one turned and fired shots at him, striking him in his upper leg. The victim’s friend heard the shots and ran across the street to call for help. The victim said the five males ran into and along the wood line near his home and got into a vehicle, speeding off towards U.S. Highway 158. Lt. Aycock called for the bloodhounds from Tillery Correctional Center, which tracked through the woods and to the side of the road on Little Deep Creek Road. Officers believe it is there the suspects got into the car and fled the scene. The home owner was transported to Halifax Regional Medical Center by EMS where he was treated. There were no other injuries reported. Anyone with information is encouraged to call Halifax County Crimestoppers at 583-4444.
Tuesday, 21 July 2009 18:40

Burglary ends with shots fired

The Halifax County Sheriff's Office reports on Sunday deputies responded to the Edgewater Community on a breaking and entering call. Lt. Bobby Martin said in a news release once Sgt. Randy Keeton arrived on the scene he talked with the victim, who told the sergeant he and a friend were asleep when they heard a knock at the door. They did not get up at first until the knocking got louder. The two victims got up and went to the bathroom when they heard the door come crashing open and the subjects rambling through his belongings. Martin said the victim told investigators he confronted the subjects by firing a handgun he keeps in his home for protection. The two subjects ran out of the house and got into a pickup truck and fled the scene. The victim did fire shots at the getaway vehicle. During the burglary a pump shotgun was the only item taken. No one was injured and the sheriff’s office continues to investigate. Anyone with information is encouraged to call Halifax County Crimestoppers at 583-4444.
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