A parking spot at the Carrboro Police Department.
Christopher Cates, the previous public works superintendent for the Town of Carrboro, coincidently resigned in October — and thanks to an anonymous tip, the Carrboro Police Department has discovered that he was involved with embezzlement and common law forgery.
Chapel Hill Police Department logs can be found here.
Carrboro Police Department logs can be found here.
Department of Public Safety logs can be found here.
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Here's your update on the Chapel Hill crime logs:
During the first of eight planned patrols, the Chapel Hill Police Department wrote one open-container citation. Read more about how the CHPD is working to enforce underage drinking laws.
Keep up with crime in Chapel Hill and Carrboro:
A roundup of Chapel Hill Police reports from Jan. 10 - 14.
On Jan. 7, the popular Maple View Ice Cream shop was broken into in the middle of the night. This is the third instance of burglary at the store in the past three years.
Two months after Country Fried Duck was shut down and rebranded as "Night School," the bar has once again lost its liquor license.
Here's some highlights from the Chapel Hill Police log for Jan. 3 - 7.
A roundup of police reports from the weekend of Nov. 29 to Dec. 2.
Here's a weekly crime roundup.
Richard Knight was the principal at Dillard Academy.
Check out the crime roundup in Chapel Hill from this weekend.
The Orange County Sheriff's county responded to a venue in Cedar Grove, when gunshots were heard following an altercation.
Just after 2 a.m. last Friday, officers responded to a call at 810 Old Fayetteville Road and found two people suffering from gunshot wounds.
The University recently outlined how a drug conviction affects federal financial aid eligibility.
The rivals are joining forces to make a special Rivalry Edition (both on-campus and online Feb. 20) and to see which student media program can raise the most money between Feb. 1 and 20.
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