Criminal Superior

The following criminal judgments have been rendered in Moore County Superior Court.

Jan. 17, 2012

Michael Dowdle, two counts misdemeanor probation violation, sentence activated, 30 days in jail to run at the expiration of each, credit 29 days served and pay all outstanding monies owed.

Trapper D. Dunlap, two counts felony probation violation, sentence activated and modified to six to eight months in prison to run at the expiration of each, credit 106 days served, work release allowed, comply with DART and pay all outstanding monies owed.

David B. Harris Jr., two counts misdemeanor probation-out of county, continue on probation, extend 12 months, serve nine days in jail set by probation then transfer to Vance County, attorney fees and court costs.

Donnie W. Jones, felony larceny by trick, 120 days in prison, suspended, 12 months supervised probation, do not associate with persons/places identified by probation, $247.95 restitution, attorney fees, $60 appointed counsel fee and court costs, upon payment of all monies owed transfer to unsupervised probation; felony obtain property by false pretense, voluntary dismissal.

Dayton D. Knight, two counts felony probation violation, continue on probation, serve 110 days in jail set by probation and $200 in monies owed.

Bobby G. Minor, felony probation violation, continue under former orders of court and remit fees owed.

Jason J. Monroe, felony probation violation, sentence activated, four to five months in prison, credit 114 days, work release allowed and pay outstanding monies owed; felony probation, sentence activated, five to six months in prison to run at the expiration of previous sentence.

Jason F. Odom, felony probation violation, continue on probation and transfer balance of term to unsupervised.

Lee A. Sykes, felony probation violation, continue on probation; misdemeanor probation violation, continue on probation, serve 90 days in jail active, credit 47 days served, pay all outstanding monies owed and upon payment of $150 transfer to Ohio; misdemeanor probation violation, continue on probation.

Brittney T. VanCleave, misdemeanor probation violation, sentence activated, 45 days in prison and credit for time served and pay all outstanding monies owed.

Jonteryus M. Woods, felony probation violation-out of county, sentence activated and modified to 10 to 12 months in prison, credit 128 days served, work release allowed, comply with DART and pay all outstanding monies owed.

Jan. 18, 2012

Rebecca P. Belton, felony maintaining place to keep controlled substances, 45 days in prison, suspended, 18 months supervised probation, 48 hours community service within 90 days and fee, comply with treatment order and family court matters, have no contact with persons or places identified by probation, testify truthfully if called upon, pay attorney fees and court costs; two counts felony trafficking in opium by possession, two counts felony posses with intent to sell or deliver schedule III controlled substances, felony possess with intent to sell or deliver cocaine, felony possession of cocaine, misdemeanor possess drug paraphernalia, misdemeanor possess marijuana and misdemeanor child abuse, voluntary dismissal.

Karen M. Berthoud, felony sell schedule II controlled substances, 14 to 17 months in prison, credit 128 days served, suspended, three years supervised probation and six months intensive, probation has discretion for mental and physical assistance, do not associate with persons or places identified by probation to include co-defendant, pay $300 county drug fund fee and court costs, upon payment of all monies owed transfer to Wisconsin; three counts felony sell schedule II controlled substances, 14 to 17 months in prison to run at the expiration of each and previous sentence, suspended, three years supervised probation and comply with conditions in previous sentence; four counts felony possess with intent to sell or deliver schedule II controlled substances, four counts felony deliver schedule II controlled substances, two counts felony trafficking in opium by possession, two counts felony trafficking in opium by sell and two counts felony trafficking in opium by deliver, voluntary dismissal.

Tonya M. Carver, two counts misdemeanor probation violation-out of county, sentences activated, 30 days in jail to run at the expiration of each and upon payment of all monies owed transfer to unsupervised probation for balance of term.

Charlyne M. Devane, driving while license revoked, voluntary dismissal.

Nalani G. Gouveia, felony sell schedule II controlled substances, 14 to 17 months in prison, credit seven days served, suspended, three years supervised probation, serve 10 days in jail and no credit for time served, 48 hours community service within 90 days (court recommends Sandhills Coalition for Human Care or Boys & Girls Club for community service) and remit fee, probation has discretion for mental and physical treatment, attend or reside in DART Program of other treatment program, electronic house arrest and/or curfew, do not associate with persons or places identified by probation, $50 county drug fund fee and court costs; felony possess with intent to sell schedule II controlled substances and felony deliver schedule II controlled substances, voluntary dismissal.

Jordan D. Kirk, felony probation violation, sentence activated and modified to 15 to 18 months in prison, credit 100 days, work release allowed and $4,428.50 in outstanding monies owed.

Robert G. Long, two counts felony probation violation, sentence activated, 21 to 26 months in prison to run concurrent, work release allowed, credit 219 days served and pay all outstanding monies owed.

Tevin B. Spencer, felony probation violation, sentence activated, 29 to 44 months in prison, credit 496 days served and pay all outstanding monies owed.

Brandon S. Tedder, misdemeanor possess drug paraphernalia, 120 days in prison, suspended, 18 months supervised probation, 48 hours community service within 90 days and fee, comply with mental and physical treatment, do not associate with persons or places identified by probation, surrender hunter’s license immediately and not hunt for 12 months, $301 restitution to N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission, attorney fees, $300 fine and court costs; misdemeanor hunt on property without permission consolidated with misdemeanor shine/sweep light for deer, 60 days in prison to run at the expiration of previous sentence, suspended, 18 months supervised probation and comply with conditions in previous sentence; two counts misdemeanor possess marijuana, misdemeanor fail to report/tag big game and misdemeanor fail to validate big game harvest report card, voluntary dismissal.

Troy S. Watts, felony assault inflicting serious bodily injury, voluntary dismissal.

Jan. 19, 2012

Kenny J. Martin, felony determination of satellite-based monitoring requirements (SBM) violation, court orders enrollment in SBM for lifetime.

Willing S. McSwain, two counts felony obtain property by false pretense, voluntary dismissal.

Darryl J. Raymond, felony habitual impaired driving consolidated with felony sell schedule III controlled substances, 17 to 21 months in prison, credit 19 days, work release allowed, comply with DART, pay attorney fees, $60 appointed counsel fee and $62 restitution to county drug fund; driving while impaired, misdemeanor assault on a female, misdemeanor resisting public officer, unlawful use of highways, felony trafficking in opium by possession, felony trafficking in opium by sell, felony trafficking in opium by deliver, felony possess with intent to sell or deliver schedule III controlled substances and felony deliver schedule III controlled substances, voluntary dismissal.

Link V. Smith, misdemeanor larceny, 120 days in prison, suspended, 18 months supervised probation, 48 hours community service within 75 days and remit fee, probation has discretion for treatment, do not possess or consume alcohol while on probation, attend AA meetings, do not go on property of Family Dollar and other persons/places identified by probation, pay attorney fees, $60 appointed counsel fee and court costs.

Ross A. Tatum, felony indecent liberties with a child, 21 to 26 months in prison, credit 569 days served, comply with Sexual Offender Accountability and Responsibility (SOAR) program and substance abuse treatment, have no contact directly or indirectly with victim, pay attorney fees, $60 appointed counsel fee and court costs; two counts felony indecent liberties with a child, 21 to 26 months in prison to run at the expiration of each, comply with SOAR program and have no contact with victim; eight counts misdemeanor sexual battery, eight counts felony assault on a child and five counts felony indecent liberties with a child, volintary dismissal.

Steven J. Wheeler, felony possess with intent to sell or deliver schedule II controlled substances, eight to 10 months in prison, suspended, 24 months supervised probation, serve 30 days in jail through probation and remit jail fee, probation has discretion for treatment, electronic house arrest and/or curfew, attorney fees, $60 appointed counsel fee, $600 SBI lab fee, $70 county drug fund fee and court costs; felony sell schedule II controlled substances, 14 to 17 months in prison to run at the expiration of previous sentence, suspended, 24 months supervised probation and comply with conditions in previous sentence.