Police Reports: Jan. 15 - Jan.17
By Anna Pogarcic | Jan. 21, 2019Keep up with crime in Chapel Hill and Carrboro:
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Keep up with crime in Chapel Hill and Carrboro:
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A roundup of Chapel Hill Police reports from Jan. 10 - 14.
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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.
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Two months after Country Fried Duck was shut down and rebranded as "Night School," the bar has once again lost its liquor license.
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Here's a preview of what the 2019 UNC-system Safety and Security Conference will look like.
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Here's some highlights from the Chapel Hill Police log for Jan. 3 - 7.
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Plainclothes ICE officers posing as other immigrants filling out paperwork detained Samuel Oliver-Bruno in Durham on Nov. 23.
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“I don’t believe (Folt and Blue are) experts on student safety." “I believe their actions have been antithetical to student safety, especially on campus, but in the broader community as well.”
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A roundup of police reports from the weekend of Nov. 29 to Dec. 2.
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The Orange County Sheriff's Department added body cameras to uniforms. Here's how this benefits officers and the communities they serve.
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Chapel Hill is working to improve their bronze rating by The League of American Bicyclists to a gold.
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The Town of Chapel Hill is deciding what to do to protect the public from a potentially toxic finding of buried coal ash.
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An Alert Carolina message was not released.
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Check back with The Daily Tar Heel for more updates on the story.
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Here's a weekly crime roundup.
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Richard Knight was the principal at Dillard Academy.
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After being caught with under an ounce of marijuana, one student said she turned to stripping to cover the hundreds of dollars in fees and court costs. “My friends were stripping at a club, and you can make a lot of money doing that," she said. "So, I did it to make the money I needed.” In one night, she earned all the money to pay for her drug citation. It was her first time stripping, but it wouldn’t be her last.
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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.
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Check out the crime roundup in Chapel Hill from this weekend.
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