In Rockingham, a senior citizen clerk tried to stop a suspect from allegedly stealing a $20 hair weave from a store on East Broad Avenue, and an altercation broke out between the two.
The victim received a small cut under her chin. The suspect got into a vehicle and drove away with the stolen item.
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Bobby Gene Lisenby, 70, Aslington Street, Rockingham, was arrested on misdemeanor charges of communicating threats and assault by pointing a gun. He was released on a written promise to appear in court.
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William Christopher McNeil, 37, Crestway Drive, Rockingham, was arrested on a misdemeanor charge of assault on a female.
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Police were called to a residence on Scaleybark Road, Rockingham, where there was an incident involving an assault on a female and communicating threats.
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Deputies at the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office were busy with:
n A boyfriend allegedly slapped his girlfriend at a house on Pecan Road, Cordova.
n At a business on Mill Road, Rockingham, a victim was allegedly cut with a knife by a suspect.
n On Dunn Street, Ellerbe, a suspect allegedly punched his girlfriend in the face and pulled her hair.
n On Jones Avenue, Rockingham, a woman was allegedly was hit by her boyfriend with his fist.
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Other incidents investigated by Rockingham police include:
n A 12-year-old boy was arrested on multiple charges after being stopped by a officer for traveling down East Washington Street, Rockingham, at a high rate of speed in a vehicle.
His case was referred to juvenile authorities.
n At one business on Biltmore Drive, Rockingham, someone did $100 damage to the facility and stole $18 and beer of undetermined value.
n At another business on Biltmore Drive, someone did $100 damage to a window and stole $201.60 worth of property.
n Someone used the credit card number of a victim to purchase $330.68 worth of clothing at a store at Richmond Plaza Shopping Center, Rockingham.
n At an institution on Wall Street, Rockingham, $80 was stolen from a pocketbook.
n Andrew Jackson Leake, 57, Pee Dee Drive, Rockingham, was arrested on a misdemeanor charge of indecent exposure. Bond was set at $5,000.
n Tiffany Ranell Youngblood, 19, Birdie Lane, Hamlet, was arrested on misdemeanor charges of driving while license revoked and having an open container of alcohol. Bond was set at $1,000.
n Paul Casey Bailey Jr., 19, Hartsville, S.C., was arrested on a warrant for failing to appear in court of charges of possession of marijuana, speeding and reckless driving.
n A bicycle valued at $120 was stolen from a yard on Short Street, Rockingham.
n On Shannon Drive, someone stole 47 pills of medication valued at $80.
n Corey Stephen Ross, 38, Aberdeen, was arrested on a misdemeanor charge of driving while license revoked. Bond was set at $ 500.
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Incidents reported to the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office include:
n At a house on Seaboard Street, Hoffman, someone did $89 damage to property and stole $572 worth of property.
n The door of a house on N.C. 177 North, Hamlet, was broken causing $400 damage.
n A vehicle tire at a house on Terry Trail, Hamlet, was cut causing $50.
n At a house on Poole Road, Rockingham, someone broke into a house and stole $575 worth of property.
n Window screens at a house on Ratliff Drive, Rockingham, were cut causing $150 damage.
n Doors on a vehicle parked on Fairway Drive, Rockingham, were scratched causing $1,500 damage.
n A vehicle parked at a residence on Mill Road, Rockingham, was scratched causing $300 damage.
n A house on Sandhills Game Management Road, Ellerbe, was broken into causing $200 damage to a door, and medications valued at $180 and a shotgun valued at $300 were stolen.
n In woods off McDonald Church Road, Rockingham, someone stole a $200 deer feeder and $200 deer stand.
n On Daniels Street, Dobbins Heights, someone did $200 damage to doors of a house.
Information on criminal activity may be reported anonymously to Richmond County Crime Stoppers at 997-5454.
n Arrest reports published in the Richmond County Daily Journal are copied from local law enforcement records. Except for people injured in motor vehicle accidents or reportable deaths, victims including people, businesses and institutions and their addresses are not included as a matter of newspaper policy. Reports include both arrests and criminal summons such as citations. The Daily Journal lists them all as arrests. People charged are presumed innocent until determined to be guilty by a court of law.
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