Dog Bite, Break-In, Larceny: Crimes Reported In Davidson

DAVIDSON, NC — Three people were arrested in Davidson this past week, for charges that included possession of a stolen vehicle, possession of narcotics and possession of marijuana with intent to sell, according to the most recent police blotter.

Davidson police wrote dozens of tickets to drivers for charges including expired tags and inspections, speeding, and no operator's license.

Here are the arrests made in Davidson from July 13 through July 19:

• Adam Michael Charles, 37, was arrested July 14 on Jetton Street, charged with possession of a stolen auto and possession of a firearm by felon.
• Bridgett Nicole Harden, 37, was arrested July 14 on Jetton Street, charged with felony possession of narcotics.
• Trevon Whitley, 18, was arrested July 16 on Interstate 77 South, charged with possession with intent to sale and deliver marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia.

Here are the crimes reported to DPD July 13 through July 19:

• July 13 — Breaking and entering (felony), larceny on Shearer Street
• July 14 — Possession stolen auto, felony narcotics possession, Jetton Street
• July 14 — Larceny (misdemeanor), South Main Street
• July 16 — Possession with intent sale and deliver marijuana, possession drug paraphernalia, Interstate 77 South
• July 17 — Larceny (felony), Jetton Street
• July 17 — Communicating threats, Northwest Drive
• July 17 — Dog bite, Pat Stough Lane
• July 19 — False pretense, Dembridge Drive

DPD officers issued citations including the following charges July 13 through July 19:

• Expired tag — 13
• Speeding — 12
• No operator's license — 8
• Expired inspection — 5
• Seatbelt violation — 4
• Failure to register with DMV — 3
• Driving while license revoked — 2
• No insurance — 2
• Revoked tag/fictitious tag — 2

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