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Three chargedin home burglaryCORNELIUS – Cornelius police detectiveshave charged three men with a residentialbreak-in.Detectives arrested the men Monday,Jan. 11. David Sherrill is charged withsecond-degree burglary, felony larceny,possession of stolen goods and felony conspiracy.He is being held at the MecklenburgCounty Jail under $80,000 bond.Markavious Cordarly Sherrill facesfelony conspiracy and misdemeanor possessionof stolen goods charges and wasbooked under $20,000 bond. Police wouldnot provide information about the thirdperson arrested, a juvenile.Police reportsHUNTERSVILLE – Excluding routine citations, theHuntersville Police Department reported the followingarrests, including the place and date of arrest, betweenThe Crime SceneThis week’s bulletins from north Mecklenburg-area police and fire departmentsJan. 4 and 11:• Christine E. Wagner, 22, cited, speeding in a schoolzone, near Torrence Creek Elementary School, RansonRoad near Timberview Lane, Jan. 4.• Kathleen Brooke Niblock, cited, speeding in aschool zone, Torrence Creek Elementary, Ranson Roadnear Timberview Lane, Jan. 4.• Signorino Dibua, 66, cited, speeding in a schoolzone, Torrence Creek Elementary, Ranson Road nearTimberview Lane, Jan. 4.• Anthony Rock Larocca, 17, cited, speeding in aschool zone, Torrence Creek Elementary, Ranson Roadnear Timberview Lane, Jan. 5.• William Scott Wilkinson, 40, cited, speeding in aschool zone and expired registration, Torrence Creek Elementary,Ranson Road near Timberview Lane, Jan. 5.• Jeffrey Alan Varri, 44, cited, illegally discharging afirearm, at 10551 Mt. Holly-Huntersville Road, Jan. 5.• Erik Godwin Arrington, 33, cited, speeding in aschool zone, Torrence Creek Elementary, Ranson Roadnear Timberview Lane, Jan. 5.• Juvenile, 14, misdemeanor possession of liquoron school property, North Mecklenburg High School,11201 Old Statesville Road, 1:06 p.m. Jan. 6.• Terry Wayne Fletcher, 53, misdemeanor seconddegreetrespassing, at 10030 Gilead Road, Jan. 6.• Terry Wayne Fletcher, 53, misdemeanor larceny, at10005 Gilead Road, Jan. 6.• Treena Camille Young, 36, cited, speeding in a schoolzone, Alexander Middle/Blythe Elementary schools, OldStatesville Road near Hambright Road, Jan. 6.We haveU Haul trucks!• Angelo Bazile, 29, cited, speeding in a schoolzone, Alexander Middle/Blythe Elementary schools, OldStatesville Road near Hambright Road, Jan. 6.• Michael Brian Williams, 48, cited, speeding in a schoolzone, Alexander Middle/Blythe Elementary schools, OldStatesville Road near Hambright Road, Jan. 6.• Jeannette Viviana Sanchez, 24, cited, speeding in aschool zone, Alexander Middle/Blythe Elementary schools,Old Statesville Road near Hambright Road, Jan. 6.• Lisa Duncan, 42, cited, speeding in a school zone,Alexander Middle/Blythe Elementary schools, OldStatesville Road near Hambright Road, Jan. 6.• Jorge Antonio Alviso, 24, misdemeanor assault ona female, at 12007 Lakehaven Drive, Jan. 7.• Teresa Jane Tucker, 51, cited, speeding in a schoolzone, Alexander Middle/Blythe Elementary schools, OldStatesville Road near Hambright Road, Jan. 7.• Richard Craig Lord, 50, cited, speeding in a schoolzone, Alexander Middle/Blythe Elementary schools, OldStatesville Road near Hambright Road, Jan. 7.• Cynthia Ruth Teachey, 39, , cited, speeding in a schoolzone, Alexander Middle/Blythe Elementary schools, OldStatesville Road near Hambright Road, Jan. 7.• Beth Ann Schreiner, 39, cited, speeding in a schoolzone, Long Creek Elementary, Beatties Ford Road nearMidas Springs Road, Jan. 7.• Perla Elizabeth Zapata, 19, misdemeanor larcenyshoplifting,Kohl’s Department Store, at 9743 Sam FurrRoad, 4:30 p.m. Jan. 8.• Aaron Lane Sluder, 22, cited, reckless driving in aschool zone and expired vehicle inspection, TorrenceCreek Elementary, Ranson Road near Timberview Lane,Jan. 8.• Ashlee Maurica Brown, 23, cited, speeding in aschool zone, Torrence Creek Elementary, Ranson Roadnear Timberview Lane, Jan. 8.• Anjonet Nicole Austin, 22, misdemeanor possessionof marijuana, North Mecklenburg High School,11201 Old Statesville Road, Jan. 9.• Victor Hugo Rangel, 34, misdemeanor drivingwhile impaired, Waterfront Drive near StumptownRoad, 10:46 p.m. Jan. 9.• Brandy E. Atkins, 26, cited, reckless driving and speeding,I-77 South at West W.T. Harris Boulevard, Jan. 10.• Martin Lee Lewis, 17, misdemeanor larceny, NorthMecklenburg High School, 11201 Old Statesville Road,Jan. 11.• Ralph Randall Alexander, 40, felony possession ofa schedule V controlled substance, at 13599 Mt. Holly-Huntersville Road, Jan. 11.CORNELIUS – Excluding routine citations, the CorneliusPolice Department reported the following arrests,including the place and date of arrest, between Jan. 6and 12:• Kenneth Carlyle Denton, 44, misdemeanor drivingwhile impaired and, cited, speeding, at 8300 WestmorelandRoad, Jan. 8.• Figarro Everett Patterson, 29, misdemeanor drunkand disruptive behavior, at 19317 Meridian St., Jan. 8.• Claudette Jean Binette, 50, misdemeanor drivingwhile impaired and, two citations, open container ofalcohol in vehicle, Statesville Road at Catawba Avenue,Jan. 10.• Kenny Arthur Hendrick, 40, misdemeanor drivingwhile impaired and, cited, driving left of center, at15901 N.C. 73, Jan. 11.• David Lorenzo Sherrill, 21, felony conspiracy, at19501 Meridian St., Jan. 11.• Daniel Robert Whisenant, 22, misdemeanor possessionof a controlled substance, at 9621 Holly PointDrive, Huntersville, Jan. 12.Fire-rescue reports• HUNTERSVILLE – Gilead Fire Rescue responded to64 calls for fire and rescue service from Dec. 20 to Jan.9. The department said federal privacy law prevents releaseof other information about the calls.Fire calls: assist a citizen, 2; carbon monoxide alarm,2; cut gas line, 2; fire alarm, 23; fuel spill, 1; structurefire, 4; and traffic accident, 2.EMS calls: abdominal pain, 2; back pain, 2; breathingproblem, 1; chest pain, 2; seizure, 1; fall with injury, 4;laceration, 2; overdose, 1; psychiatric, 2; sick person, 3;stroke, 1; traffic accident, 2; unconscious, 2; and medicalalarm, 1.• HUNTERSVILLE – The North Mecklenburg HeavyRescue Squad responded to 124 calls for rescue andemergency medical service from Dec. 20 to Jan. 9. Thedepartment said federal privacy law prevents release ofother information about the calls.The department reported calls in the followingcategories: abdominal pain, 7; allergic reaction, 3;assault, 2; back pain, 1; breathing problem, 11; carbonmonoxide exposure, 1; chest pain, 7; choking,1; seizure, 7; diabetic problem, 2; fall with injury 15;heart problem, 2; laceration, 10; patient trapped inmachinery, 1; overdose, 4; psychiatric, 5; sick person,12; stroke, 4; traffic accident, 10; traffic accident withoverturned vehicle, 1; unconscious, 8; traumatic injury,2; structure fire, 2; and pedestrian struck by vehicle,1; and unconscious, 4. qLOCAL NEWS FLASH... 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ObituariesCharles RappHUNTERSVILLE – Charles A. Rapp,76, of Huntersville, died Jan. 5 at hishome.Born in Nicholas County, W.Va., Mr.Rapp was a son of Sarah Martin Rappand the late Clyde Arnett Rapp.Survivors, in addition to his mother,include his wife, Hilda; son, Gary, andwife, Julie, Huntersville; brother, CarlosRapp, Northeast, Md.; sisters JeannetteJacot, Seminole, Fla., and AnnetteKingston-Smith, Queenstown, NewZealand; and three grandchildren.A funeral service was held Jan. 7 atRaymer Funeral Home, conducted bythe Rev. Bobby Blanton. Burial was private.Memorials: Hospice of Lake Norman,705 Griffith St., suite 203, Davidson,NC 28036 or Lake Norman BaptistChurch Scholarship Fund, 7921 SamFurr Road, Huntersville, NC 28078.Ethel LuczykDAVIDSON – Ethel Steele Luczyk,86, of Davidson, died Saturday, Jan. 9,at her home.Born July 26, 1923, Mrs. Luczyk wasa daughter of the late Jack and SadieMorgan Steele.Retired from Ace Hardware, she was amember of the Lions Club and Daughtersof the American Revolution.Her husband, John Francis Luczyk,and son, John Francis Luczyk Jr., precededher in death.Her brother, Joe Steele, Davidson survivesher.A funeral service was held Monday,Jan. 11, at Raymer Funeral Home,Huntersville, with burial at Gold HillUNMC Cemetery in Gold Hill.Christine SpencerMOORESVILLE – Christine FrancesSpencer, 55, of Mooresville, died Saturday,Jan. 9.Daughter of Edgar Spencer, Berwick,Pa., and the late Frances Spencer, shehad been a scorer and employee withvarious NASCAR teams for more than30 years.Survivors, in addition to her father,include brothers Edgar Spencer Jr.,Berwick, Pa., Jimmy Spencer, Cornelius,and Paul and Gary Spencer; andsisters Justine Sinagra, New London,Conn., and Pamela Spencer, Berwick,Pa.A memorial service was held Monday,Jan. 11, at Raymer Funeral Home,Huntersville.Memorials: Prepare International-Africa, a ministry to orphans in SouthAfrica, 1530 12th Fairway Drive Concord,NC 28027 or Victory JunctionGang, 4500 Adam’s Way, Randleman,NC 27317.Charlie KelleyHUNTERSVILLE – Charles GatesTh e He r a l d We e k l ydeathsKelley, 93, of Charlotte, died Jan. 9 atOlde Knox Commons at The Villages ofMecklenburg.Born June 16, 1916, in Charlotte, Mr.Kelley was a son the late Charles Williamand Willie Gates Kelley. He livedin Charlotte most of his life. After heretired, he and his wife, Becky, movedto Garden City, S.C., where they livedfor 26 years before returning to Huntersvillein 2000.He graduated from Central HighSchool where he played baseball. Hestarted caddying for golfers at CarolinaGolf Club, later Carolina CountryClub, and became a scratch golfer,winning tournaments throughout theSoutheast.Mr. Kelley worked in textile chemicalsales with Borne Chemical Co. his entirelife.His wife, Rebecca T. Kelley, precededhim in death.Survivors include daughters Judy Parrottand husband, Buddy, Cornelius, andPat Power and husband, Jan, Denver;son, Mike Kelley and wife, Janice, Pensacola,Fla.; six grandchildren; and eightgreat-grandchildren.A graveside service will be held at 2p.m. Thursday, Jan. 14, at Forest LawnWest, Charlotte. Raymer Funeral Homeis in charge.Memorials: American Heart Association,222 S. Church St., Charlotte, NC28202; Alzheimer’s Association, 3800Shamrock Drive, Charlotte, NC 28215or American Diabetes Association, 1820E. 7th St., Charlotte, NC 28204.Jacqueline CormierDAVIDSON – Jacqueline Ries Cormier,86, of Davidson, died Jan. 9.Born in East St. Louis, Ill., in 1923,she lived in the Chicago area until the1950s, when she moved to Miami to bewith her family. In Miami, she workedas a BellSouth telephone operator for30 years. She remained in Miami afterretiring to care for her mother, who livedto age 97.In 1997, she moved to North Carolinato live with son Carl Bleeker andhis wife, Nee Nee. She helped to raisebrothers Kelley and Shane Montoya.Survivors include daughter, CherieArlin, Reno, Nev.; sons Glenn Bleeker,Miami, and Carl Bleeker and wife, NeeNee; two grandchildren; four greatgrandchildren;and three “extendedgrandchildren.”A funeral service was held Wednesday,Jan. 13 at Raymer Funeral Home.Memorials: Hospice and PalliativeCare of Lake Norman or Davidson FireDepartment, P.O. Box 579, Davidson,NC 28036. qwww.huntersvilleherald.com The Herald Weekly • Jan. 15-21, 2010 • Page 21
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