(2 of 2) Its bearly anything to worry about. Protect your furry friends by putting your small pets inside and don’t leave trash out. It should go without saying, but please don’t approach the bear, even if its just to get a pawtrait.
A young black bear has been spotted around town a couple times in the last 12 hours. The first time it was spotted was last night around Glendale Village off Carter St. It was spotted this morning at Farrior Park at Boney Mill.
Don’t let this post give you paws. (1 of 2)
Warrants are being obtained on Bryant Lamont Williams Jr. for Attempted Armed Robbery, Felony B&E to a Motor Vehicle, Felony Larceny, Felony Assault with a Deadly Weapon on a Law Enforcement Officer, and Felony Fleeing to Elude Arrest.
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Come fishing with us. Registration is now open and free. To help us plan the event, registration is required. Cops and Bobbers fishing event partners kids with police officers for a fun morning of fishing. Every kid gets a fishing pole and tackle kit.
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Attention Business Owners!!!
An influx of counterfeit $100 bills occurred over the weekend. Several businesses and banks are making reports. Take special care to inspect the currency you receive. Report all suspicious bills to Wallace PD 910-285-2126.
Last night, several agencies came together to assist the Pender County Sheriff’s Office with a check point. Thank you officers Braswell, Harmon, and Sgt. Blanton for representing Wallace so well.
Cops and Bobbers is a community event that pairs children with local police officers for a fun day of fishing! This is event is FREE for the kids, but we need your help.
*Registration for the event opens 8/11
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Friends, we are so excited to start having events again. Mark your calendars and stay tuned for more information about how you can help make this kids fishing event possible. #onecommunity
Did you know the average life expectancy of a police officer is 18-22 years less than the general public? We’re trying to change that. #getfitstayfit#getafterit
Wallace PD’s Command staff recently began an internal leadership development program. Our first assignment was Extreme Ownership by former Navy Seal, Jocko Willink. We highly recommend this book for anyone in leadership.
#onecommunity
A great way to celebrate #NationalPoliceWeek, is to recognize the hard work by one of our own. Sgt. Jerry Wood just completed his Master’s Degree in Crimanl Justice at North Carolina Wesleyan College. His 3.8 gpa earned him a spot in Alpha Phi Sigma, the national honor society.
Robby Lynn Hughes, 37, of White Lake. 75 in a 55 and crossing the center line. 38 empty beer cans behind the driver’s seat. Registered a .28 blood alcohol level. Charges: DWI, Driving While License Revoked, and Open Container.
Severe weather alert for Thursday, March 18, 2021. T-storms, hail, and tornadoes all possible. Be safe. Have a plan. Secure items around your house. Be prepared for power outages. In case of emergency, please call 911 or you can call Wallace Police/Fire directly at 910-285-2126.
Dogs in the Town of Wallace must be on a leash or otherwise restrained. Failure to comply could result in fines or seizures of the dog. Please be respectful of your neighbors and fellow citizens. #onecommunity
The police department has two annual awards: the Employee of the Year (selected by employees) and the Chief’s Award of Excellence (selected by chief). This years recipients are Sgt. Darrell Blanton (Chief’s Award) and Dispatcher Josh Moore (EoY). Congratulations. Well deserved.
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4 vehicles were struck by bullets. The American Legion was also damaged by bullets.
Approximately 30 shots were fired.
We are asking the public to come forward with any information that might assist in the investigation.
Update on the death investigation and victims: (1 of 2)
Sabeian Mathis, 20y/o B/M of Rose Hill was killed by a single gun shot wound.
Jarmmell Faison 45y/o B/M of Warsaw and
Samuel Melvin, 26y/o B/M of Warsaw both had non-life threatening gun shot wounds.
The shooting occurred at the American Legion. The facility was being rented out for a private party by people who are not from Wallace. The incident appears to have been related only to guests of the party and there does not appear to be any ongoing threat to the public.