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1b The Butner-Creedmoor News, Thursday, October 18, 2012
Butner Public Safety Crimes
Butner Public Safety
epartment has reorted
the following
rimes and arrest.
On 10/09/2012
arceny of a riding lawn
ower and utility trailer
as reported at 1713
est B. St. Butner, NC.
On 10/10/2012 a B &
of a motor vehicle
esulting in a larceny of
cell phone and music
D’s was reported at
150 Shasta Ct.
reedmoor, NC.
On 10/11/2012
amage to Personal
roperty was reported at
006 Gate 2 Rd.
reedmoor, NC.
On 10/11/2012 a B &
of a motor vehicle
esulting in a larceny of
firearm was reported at
085 Partridge Ct.
reedmoor, NC.
On 10/12/2012
nauthorized Use of a
otor Vehicle was
eported at 1551
ontclair Lane
reedmoor, NC.
On 10/12/2012 a B &
Larceny of a television,
aptop, guitar, money
Area Death
JERRY LEE OAKLEY
Jerry Lee Oakley, 65,
a resident of Granville
County, Butner, NC,
passed away Thursday,
October 11, 2012 in
Alamance Regional
Medical Center in
Burlington.
He was a native of
Granville County, the
husband of Diane Cash
Oakley and the son of the
late Elbert and Colleen
Lemons Oakley. He was
a member of West Oxford
Baptist Church, a
volunteer fireman for the
Oxford Fire Department
for over 20 years and was
self-employed as J & J
Maintenance
Landscaping.
and
and rings were reported
taken from a residence
located at 1735
Cobblestone Dr.
Creedmoor, NC. During
the investigation officers
found someone had
gained entry into an
unoccupied dwelling at
1735 Cobblestone Dr.
Creedmoor, NC.
On 10/13/2012
Larceny of a motor
vehicle was reported at
129 Ridge Rd. Butner,
NC.
` On 10/14/2012
Larceny of a moped was
reported at 203 Central
Ave. Butner, NC.
Arrest
On 10/09/2012 a
search warrant was
executed at 211 11th St.
The search resulted in the
arrest of (39) yr old
Tyrone Hamilton 211
11th St. Butner, NC for
Maintaining a Dwelling
of a Controlled
Substance, Possession of
Sch. II narcotics,
Possession with intent to
sell and Deliver a
controlled substance, and
Possession of a Firearm
Funeral services
were conducted at 2:00
PM, Sunday, October 14,
2012 in the Eakes
Funeral Chapel in
Creedmoor. Burial
followed in South
Granville Memorial
Gardens in Stem, North
Carolina.
Surviving are his wife
of 45 years, Diane Cash
Oakley of the home, two
daughters, Stacy Dowdy
of Butner, Haven
Stallings (Chip) of Wake
Forest, a granddaughter,
Ashley Tatum, two
grandsons, Trevor
Dowdy and Hogan
Stallings, four brothers,
Elbert “Spooky” Oakley,
Jesse Teel, both of
Butner, Roger Oakley
and Gerald Teel, both of
Oxford. He was preceded
in death by two brothers,
Alton and Alvin Teel.
The family received
visitation from 1:00 to
2:00 PM, Sunday,
October 14, 2012 in the
Eakes Funeral Home in
Creedmoor and other
times at the home, 302
8th Street, Butner, North
Carolina.
Online condolences
may be submitted to
www. eakesfuneral
home.com. Select obits.
Eakes Funeral Home
in Creedmoor assisted
the Oakley Family.
by a convicted felon.
Magistrate Yancey issued
a $30,000.00 secured
bond. Lt. K.T. Bryant was
the arresting officer.
On 10/11/2012 (26) yr
old George Whitfield 6915
Woodbend Dr. Apt. D
Pesticide Collection
Do you have
pesticides at your home
or farm that you no
longer need or use?
If your answer is “yes”,
then you’ll be interested
in the Granville County
Pesticide Collection Day
on Wednesday,
November 14.
The Granville
County Extension
Office, in cooperation
with the NC
Department of
Agriculture and
Consumer Services’
Pesticide Disposal
Assistance Program, a
NON-Regulatory and
Cost-Free program, will
be offering this
Pesticide Collection Day
for residents in
Granville County and
all of the surrounding
North Carolina
counties.
County Agricultural
Extension Agent Carl
Cantaluppi will be the
local contact for the
event. The Collection
will be from 10:00 a.m.
to 2:00 p.m. at the
Southern States store
located at 607 Hillsboro
Raleigh, NC was
arrested by PSO N.L.
Williams for driving
while license revoked
and failure to appear in
court. Magistrate
Herring issued a
$2700.00 secure bond.
Street in Oxford.
Nearly all pesticide
products will be
accepted, including
banned and out-dated
pesticides. Please save
any portion of the label
to help identify the
material so you can be
assisted with disposal.
Unknown materials
cannot be accepted.
Each year the
Pesticide Disposal
Assistance Program
(www.ncagr. com/
PDAP) visits between
40-50 counties to collect
unwanted and unused
pesticides through this
program. This means
that a Collection Day of
this kind only happens
about once every other
year in each county!
The pesticide
collection opportunity
in Granville County is
co-sponsored by
NCDA&CS and the
NCCES. For more
information contact
Carl Cantaluppi,
Granville County
Agricultural Extension
Agent at (919) 603-
1350.
Booze It Or Lose It Campaign
Secretary Conti
Announces Labor Day “Booze
It & Lose It” Campaign Nets
2,745 DWI Arrests
State Transportation
Secretary Gene Conti
announced today that state
and local law enforcement
officers cited 2,745 motorists
for driving while impaired
during the Labor Day “Booze
It & Lose It” campaign,
which ran Aug. 17-Sept. 3. A
total of 94,125 traffic and
criminal citations were
issued statewide.
“These numbers show
that law enforcement officers
across the state worked
diligently to make North
Carolina’s roads safer during
this campaign,” Conti said.
During the Governor’s
Highway Safety Program
campaign, officers statewide
conducted 7,846 sobriety
checkpoints and dedicated
patrols. Counties with the
highest number of DWI
citations were Wake (209),
Mecklenburg (182) and
Guilford (106).
Officers also issued
6,691 safety belt and 1,172
child passenger safety
violations, 24,553 speeding
violations and 2,718 drug
charges. In addition, they
apprehended 2,028 fugitives
from justice and recovered
135 stolen vehicles.
For more information
regarding county-by-county
citation
totals
www.ncdot.gov/programs/
ghsp/download/news/
CampaignTotals_Aug17Sept3.pdf
or other “Booze It & Lose It”
activities, visit the GHSP
website www.ncdot.gov/
programs/GHSP/
The
Granville
County Crime Stoppers
needs your help! By
calling (919) 693-3100
with information that
leads to the solving of a
crime, Granville County
Crime Stoppers can pay
up to $1,000.00 for
information that leads
to the arrest and
conviction of a person or
persons involved in an
unsolved crime you DO
NOT have to give your
name when calling.
NEW CRIMES
On 10/01/2012,
unknown person(s)
damaged numerous
light fixtures located at
the entrance of Carlene
Estates (located off
Robert’s Chapel Road)
in Stem.
Between 10/03/2012
and 10/04/2012, unknown
person(s)
entered a vehicle
located on Blue Bell
Lane in Stem and
removed a 7.62 x 39
caliber firearm. (Det.
Wilkins)
Between the dates
of 10/02/2012 and 10/04/
2012, unknown
person(s) entered a
residence located on
Tump Wilkins Road in
Stem and removed a
jewelry box containing
various jewelry and a
Crown Royal bag that
contained approximately
$20.00 in
U.S. Currency. (Det.
Wilkins)
On 10/08/2012,
unknown person(s)
damaged the front door
and entered a residence
located on Richmond
Run in Stem and
removed several items.
Items removed were a
Dynex TV/DVD combo,
a Toshiba flat screen
television, a Wii game
system, a X-Box 360
game system, a jewelry
box containing jewelry,
and four pair of blue
jeans. (Det. Wilkins)
On 9/2/2012, unknown
person(s)
removed various vehicle
parts/accessories from a
vehicle located at a
business on Julian
Daniel Road in Stem.
On 9/3/2012,
unknown person(s)
entered a residence
located on Coachman’s
Way in Stem and
removed various
electronics to include:
Apple Mac books, Apple
I-pad, a 26 inch flat
screen television, a
Sony Playstation 3
video gaming system,
and a Nintendo Wii
sport.
On 9/16/2012,
unknown person(s)
removed a red/white
emergency response
light (mini phantom)
from a vehicle located at
the Stem Fire and EMS
Station.
On 9/20/2012,
unknown person(s)
removed copper lines
from a residence under
construction located on
East Thollie Green
Road, Stem. Copper
lines had been cut/
removed form the air
unit, power box, and
from underneath the
residence.
Between the dates of
9/25/2012 ant 9/26/
2012, unknown
person(s) removed a
Bryant air unit from a
residence located in
Orkney Drive, Stem. It
appears that the unit
was placed on a dolly
and moved to Brogden
Road.
On 8/15/12,
unknown person(s)
removed a Ford 15 inch
tire and aluminum rim
from a vehicle located at
P&D Motors, located on
Hwy 15, Creedmoor.
Between the dates of
8/15/12 and 8/17/12,
unknown person(s)
entered a residence
located on Johnson
Creek Farm Road (off of
Smith Road), Oxford
and removed several
firearms along with
ammunition, two drills,
a container of U.S.
currency, and female
toiletries (body wash,
face cream, etc.) A trash
can was also reported
missing from the
interior of the residence.
It is believed that the
property was taken out
of the residence by the
use of the trash can.
Between the dates of
6/22/12 and 8/18/12,
unknown person(s)
removed a water
pressure tank from a
vacant residence
located on Smith Road,
Oxford.
Between the dates of
7/30/2012 and 8/1/2012,
an unknown person(s)
removed several pieces
sheet metal and steel
plates from the Stem
Ruritan Club in Stem.
The property was last
known secure on 7/30/
2012.
On 8/3/2012,
unknown person(s)
damaged a rear door to
a residence located on
Tally Ho Road in Stem
and removed a laptop
computer and a RMC
7.62 caliber rifle with a
wooden stock.
The Granville
County Crimestoppers
Board of Directors has
authorized the payment
of a reward of up to
$1,000.00 for
information leading to
the arrest/indictment of
person(s) responsible
for this crime. If you
have information
concerning this crime,
or any other serious
crimes in Granville
County, you are asked to
call the Granville
County Crimestoppers
in Oxford at 919-693-
3100. Remember all
information is
confidential and you
need not give your
name.