Criminal Superior

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

Oct. 29, 2012

Garland S. Beal, felony second-degree murder, 164 to 206 months in prison, credit 425 days, $8,779.50 restitution and court costs in civil judgment; misdemeanor assault with a deadly weapon and misdemeanor larceny, voluntary dismissal.

Quantieus A. Childs, driving while license revoked, prayer for judgment continued and remit court costs; fictitious/canceled or revoked registration card/tag and possess/dispense altered, fictitious or revoked driverEDs license, voluntary dismissal.

Sarah A. Hines, felony sell schedule II controlled substances, 10 to 12 months in prison, credit nine days served, pay $110 restitution, court costs and attorney fees in civil judgment; felony deliver schedule II controlled substances, felony possess with intent to sell or deliver schedule II controlled substances, felony trafficking in opium by possession, felony trafficking in opium by sell, felony trafficking in opium by deliver, felony trafficking in opium by transport, misdemeanor larceny and misdemeanor possess stolen goods/ property, voluntary dismissal.

Terry L. Hyde Jr., felony maintain vehicle, dwelling or place for controlled substances, voluntary dismissal.

Benjamin L. Kennedy, felony larceny, nine to 11 months in prison to run at the expiration of sentence now serving,, credit court costs, attorney fees and restitution entered as civil judgment; habitual felon and felony possess stolen goods/property, voluntary dismissal.

Tyshawn J. Liles, misdemeanor possess drug paraphernalia, voluntary dismissal.

Corey A. Lindsey, aka Cory, misdemeanor possess marijuana and misdemeanor possess drug paraphernalia, voluntary dismissal.

Tommy B. Short, felony possess with intent to sell or deliver oxycodone, eight to 10 months in prison, suspended, 28 months supervised probation and 60 days intensive, no community service, probation has discretion for curfew not to exceed 120 days, do not associate with persons/places identified by probation, remain gainfully employed, probation to ensure assessment and compliance for treatment of inpatient or outpatient, pay $265 restitution to county drug fund, attorney fees, $60 appointed counsel fee and $600 SBI lab fee; felony sell dihydrocodeinone, eight to 10 months in prison to run at the expiration of previous sentence, suspended and 28 months supervised probation; felony traffick in opium by possession, felony traffick in opium by sell, felony traffick in opium by delivery, felony sell oxycodone, felony deliver oxycodone, felony possess with intent to sell or deliver dihydrocodeinone and felony deliver dihydrocodeinone, voluntary dismissal.

Michael A. Smith, misdemeanor breaking and entering, 40 days in jail, suspended, 18 months supervised probation, 40 hours community service within 90 days, remain employed or in course of study; misdemeanor larceny, 40 days in jail to run at the expiration of previous sentence, suspended and 18 months supervised probation; felony possess stolen goods/property, voluntary dismissal.

Andrew Tinney, felony attempted first-degree murder consolidated with felony malicious assault in secret and felony assault with deadly weapon on government official, 100 to 129 months in prison, credit 378 days, pay $717.43 restitution, attorney fees and court costs in civil judgment and defense is appealing the transfer to superior court issue from juvenile system; misdemeanor weapons on educational property/aid, misdemeanor injury to personal property and felony assault with deadly weapon with intent to kill, voluntary dismissal.

Oct. 31, 2012

Wayne P. Munsell, misdemeanor larceny, 40 days in jail, suspended, 18 months supervised probation, 48 hours community service within 90 days, remain gainfully employed or in course of study, pay $840 restitution jointly and severally with co-defendant, court costs, transfer to unsupervised probation as early as six months if all terms and conditions are satisfied; felony possess stolen motor vehicle, voluntary dismissal.

Nov. 1, 2012

Terrence J. Collins, felony breaking and/or entering consolidated with felony larceny after break/enter and habitual felon, 81 to 107 months in prison, credit 231 days, $500 restitution and attorney fees in civil judgment and case appealed; felony possess stolen goods/ property, court arrests judgment; driving while license revoked, operate vehicle with no insurance, fictitious/altered title/ registration card/tag and fictitious information to officer, voluntary dismissal.

Mario T. Dockery, three counts felony breaking and/or entering consolidated with three counts felony larceny and one count felony larceny after break/enter, 15 to 18 months in prison, credit 363 days, pay $1,175 restitution, attorney fees, $60 appointed counsel fee and court costs in civil judgment; four counts felony possess stolen goods/property, habitual felon status, felony breaking and/or entering and felony safecracking, voluntary dismissal.