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By News-Argus Staff
Published in News on April 18, 2004 2:00 AM
Rosewood man
stabbed at store
A Rosewood man was stabbed Friday afternoon during an altercation at a convenience store.
Michael Wayne Bragy, 20, of Rosewood Road was transported to Wayne Memorial Hospital for treatment of a puncture wound to his chest, the Wayne County Sheriff's Office reported. He remained in the hospital Saturday night.
The suspect, riding in a Dodge Neon, reportedly made an obscene gesture at Bragy as the car passed Bragy in Rosewood around 3:30 p.m. Friday. Bragy then followed the car until it stopped at the Hardy Mart on U.S. 70 West. The two men argued, then witnesses saw the suspect holding a knife.
The suspect then fled in the blue two-door Dodge Neon with two female passengers.
The sheriff's office has a suspect but has not identified him. Reportedly, he did not know Bragy. No arrest had been reported as of Saturday night.
Anyone with information on the assault can call Crime Stoppers at 735-2255. Callers do not need to identify themselves.
Two cars totaled
An accident on Park Avenue totaled two cars Friday, but all occupants escaped serious injury, Goldsboro police reported.
Shortly before 11 a.m. Friday, a 1985 Pontiac, driven by Robert Wayne Haithcock, 19, of Miller Street, ran through a stop sign on Daisy Street and hit a 1996 Chevrolet, driven by Dewey Lee Powell, 53, of Potts Road, Dudley, broadside on the passenger side, reports said.
The Pontiac sustained $4,000 in damages while $9,000 in damages were reported to the Chevrolet.
One passenger in Haithcock's car suffered minor injuries that were treated at Wayne Memorial Hospital, reports said.
Fair condition
Ryan Goins' condition has been upgraded to fair from serious at Pitt Memorial Hospital.
Goins, 9, of Harding Drive, was injured on April 5 in a traffic accident that took his mother's life. His mother, Antonia Venise Proctor, 36, died on Pikeville-Princeton Road at N.C. 581 when her car was struck by an oncoming pickup truck.
Goins is in the fourth grade
at Tommy's Road Elementary School.
Investigations
The Wayne County Sheriff's Office is investigating these reports:
*William Coker Davis reported the theft of a mower and bike, worth a combined $400, from his home on Woodside Drive. The mower is a red Troy Bilt model with an attached bagger.
*A television, computer and scanner were taken Friday from the U.S. 13 South home of Jessica Casteen Kornegay.
Goldsboro police are investigating these reports:
*The Family Dollar Store on East Ash Street was broken into early Friday morning through the front door. A safe and $1,000 in cash were reported missing.
*Lakeisha Renee Moore reported that her home on Fairview Circle was struck by two bullets shortly before 1 a.m. Saturday. A window, wall and two lights were damaged.
*Alfred Dean Harrell Jr. reported the theft of a white Honda Elite scooter, valued at $800, from outside his home in the 1600 block of East Holly Street.