Knox
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I have a question...
It's a fact that CB was charged with felony theft & threatening a police officer in NC, as well as a complaint against him in AK stemming from an alleged assault against Sam and also another complaint about an altercation with a bouncer or something like that. Well the felony theft occurred late Dec 2009. It would have taken a little bit of time to go to court. He was 22 at the time of his arrest in NC. Well what happened in court? Wouldn't he have gotten probation at the very least? If that's the case, how much time would he have gotten? Has anyone pulled the records? If he got probation, wouldn't the complaint about the altercation with the bouncer and the complaint filed by Sam have been looked at as a violation of his probation? If he did get probation, was or is he allowed to serve his sentence in AK? Or was he let go with a warning? Dec 24, 2009 wasn't that long ago. That's the date of the theft.
CB was arrested and charged in Onslow County County District Court. I let my subscriptions lapse, so I can't run him. Onslow Co. appears to have "current" calendar searches, but nothing for historical records.
http://www1.aoc.state.nc.us/www/calendars/CriminalQuery.html
There is a PRRA form which can be electronically submitted ... http://www1.aoc.state.nc.us/juddir/pages/mail/request/publicrecordsrequestfm.jsp
When a person is arrested don't they run their name through NCIC? In Hailey Dunn's case there is a guy who is a RSO in Texas. He has an outstanding warrant in Oregon which LE is aware of. Extradition is not being pursued, I guess in some cases it's too costly depending on what the offense is. My point, this could be the case with CB as well. But IMO the charge was either dismissed or plea-bargained and he served his time and the probation period has ended. Jerice Hunter (Jhessye Shockley case) exited prison in California, moved to AZ and we could not find anything on probation terms for her. Seems like probation can be a slippery slope.