Newport man charged in Dollar General larceny
On February 23, 2023 Carteret County detectives arrested Michael Bryan Ward, 54, of George Taylor Road, Newport after citizens identified him from a surveillance image released by the Sheriff’s Office on Wednesday.
The image captured Ward after he snatched an employee’s personal cell phone and fled the Bogue Dollar General located at 5530 Hwy 24, Newport. Viewers were quick to identify Ward who has a history of criminal activity.
Ward was charged with one felony count of larceny and released on a $30,000.00 bond. Ward is scheduled to have a first court appearance tomorrow morning.
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Pamlico Tops State In Overdose Deaths*
* Denotes per capita basis
Is ‘syringe exchange’ for addicts best use of opioid settlement monies?
BAYBORO – The county’s share from Big Pharma’s multi-billion dollar settlement of opioid litigation will arrive via installments over the next 18 years. Please see timetable below. Monday night, the seven-member Board of County Commissioners got its first look at two formal proposals on ways these funds can be spent at a local level to ameliorate the crisis.
One proposal, tentatively submitted by the Pamlico County Board of Health, drew the ire of Commissioner Candy Bohmert.
“There is no whe…
Morehead City man charged with sexual exploitation following ICAC Investigation
On February 22, 2023 Detectives with the Carteret County Sheriff’s Office Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit and the Morehead City Police Department arrested Randy Wade Jackson, 37, of Morehead City, NC.
Jackson was charged with two-counts of Third-Degree Sexual Exploitation of a Minor (possession of child sex abuse materials) pursuant to a joint undercover ICAC investigation involving the Morehead City Police Department. Equipment used to facilitate these crimes also was seized.
Jackson is currently being held in the Carteret County Detention Center under a $100,000.0…
Request for Public Assistance identifying individuals in fraud investigation
Pamlico County Sheriff’s Office is asking for help in identifying these individuals. The male and female are persons of interest in a fraud investigation. The male is driving a dark in color Toyota Tacoma with and LED light bar on the front. The female is driving a blue or silver in color Nissan Altima. If you know who these individuals are please contact Investigator J. Cutler at 252-745-3101.
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Down East man charged in Overdose Death
On February 20, 2023, Deputies arrested Hugh Crandall Willis Jr, 34, of Gloucester, NC. Willis was charged with distributing Fentanyl which resulted in the overdose death of Bethany JoAlison Styron, age 25, of Davis, NC.
This arrest was result of a death investigation that started on July 30, 2022, when Styron died from a Fentanyl overdose.
Pursuant to this investigation, Willis has been charged with Death by Distribution and Sell/Deliver of Schedule II Controlled Substance. Willis is being held in the Carteret County Detention Center under a $150,000 secured bond.
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Youngster dresses like 104-year-old friend!
For Jackson Childers (grandson of Roy Whaley of Cove City and son of Casey Whaley Childers), the 100th day of Kindergarten came with excitement. Each member of the kindergarten class was asked to ‘dress like a 100 year old’ with suspenders, canes, gray hair, walkers and glasses. The more Jackson talked it over, he wanted to dress exactly like his real life friend, Jim Boswell.
Boswell, who celebrated his 104th birthday on Feb. 2, doesn’t fit the mold – no walkers or canes. In fact, though he is no longer able to drive due to eyesight, Jim walks around on his own and carries d…
NUREMBERG 2.0?
Look out Pfizer. Here comes the King of Thailand, and he is pissed!
By Tammy Dail | Guest Commentary
Those of us who have been doing our homework for the past two to three years know what Nuremberg 2.0 means – a way to hold those accountable who knowingly and willingly committed crimes against humanity. Some of us are hoping and praying the day will eventually come that military tribunals will begin in the U.S. and around the world.
Perhaps that day has indeed arrived?
Todd Callender is an attorney, currently serving as legal counsel for the U.S. Armed Services in the ongoing Covid mandate legal battle. (Visit www.truthforhealth.org). Todd has released video…
Recreational spring season for ocellated flounder (Gulf and summer flounder) in Atlantic Ocean will not occur in 2023
A recreational spring season for ocellated (Gulf and summer) flounder will not occur in 2023, as preliminary data from the 2022 recreational flounder season (Sept. 1-30, 2022) indicates that removals of southern flounder exceeded the Total Allowable Catch (TAC) by 25,000 pounds. The 2023 recreational quota and season must be adjusted based on the previous year’s data. The current recreational TAC is based on the most recent stock assessment that indicated southern flounder is overfished with overfishing occurring.
In North Carolina, the recreational flounder fishery is managed as l…
Part 1 of Three: How America Took Out The Nord Stream Pipeline
By Seymour Hersh
Editor’s note: Mr. Hersh is a Pulitzer Prize winner. He is a journalist of impeccable credentials, known for breaking many stories over the course of his long career. He now writes for the news website substack.com. We are indebted to him for this amazing multi-part story.
The U.S. Navy’s Diving and Salvage Center can be found in a location as obscure as its name—down what was once a country lane in rural Panama City, a now-booming resort city in the southwestern panhandle of Florida, 70 miles south of the Alabama border. The center’s complex is as nondescript as its location—a…
How the Commander for a Fleet of Russian Subs Averted WW III
Editor’s Note: The October 1962 incident related in this article was made known some 10 years after the Berlin Wall came down in 1991. A nuclear war was avoided because a Soviet Brigade Chief (equivalent to a U.S. admiral) intervened in the Cuban Blockade at great personal harm to his career and life.
The free world believes Brigade Chief Vasili Arkhipov refused to authorize the use of nuclear-tipped torpedoes to break the blockade that the US Navy had placed around Cuba. As Paul Harvey would say, “And now the rest of the story.”
CUBA – In 2016, my wife and I took a two-week cruise from San Diego t…
