Public records
By News-Argus Staff
Published in News on August 3, 2006 1:45 PM
Burglary reported
A 17-year-old Dudley woman said she was awakened early this morning by two subjects who attempted to get into her home through a bedroom window.
Tabitha Glaspie of Atlanta Drive said the two men raised the bedroom window and asked for $10. She refused and attempted to close the window, when a struggle ensued. Ms. Glaspie told sheriff's deputies she went to get her brother, who was also in the house, and the subjects fled on foot.
Kidnapping, robbery probed
A 38-year-old Dudley man was reportedly kidnapped and robbed in the Dudley area Wednesday night around 9:30.
Tony Lee of Daffodil Drive told deputies from Wayne County Sheriff's Office what a vehicle pulled up alongside him as he was walking on Rollingwood Drive. Two subjects exited and a third was inside the vehicle.
Lee said he was forced into the vehicle, which then drove away and he was robbed of $105 in cash.
After riding around for about 30 minutes, Lee said he was pushed from the vehicle while it was still in motion in the area of John Street and Arrington Bridge Road.
He was treated at the scene for lacerations to his ankle.
Investigations
Goldsboro police are investigating these reports:
*Henry Lucas of Lucas Construction reported the theft of several power tools and machinery from a rental property on Wayne Avenue between July 18 and Aug. 2. Among items reported missing were a $600 power generator, $250 air compressor, $300 nail gun, and $150 power drill with battery packs.
*Marion Leroy Rainsberger, 65, of Mount Pleasant, Michigan reported $1,000 in travelers checks taken from a vehicle while parked on E. Mulberry Street.
*Several items were taken from a padlocked storage building on Pou Street. There was no sign of forced entry, but Michael Moore, 54, said among the items missing were speakers, a toaster oven, assorted dishes and handtools and a Marilyn Monroe poster.