The Craven County Sheriff’s Office has reported more than 60 arrests as part of a three month operation targeting illegal drugs and firearms violations.
During a press conference Monday morning, Craven County Sheriff Chip Hughes said that over the past several months, from January to March, his office has conducted enforcement operations targeting dangerous illegal drugs, possession of firearms by convicted felons and possession of stolen firearms.
Hughes said the Sheriff’s Office arrested 64 individuals and seized approximately $33,000 and five vehicles as part of the operation. A total of 14 search warrants were executed.
Hughes said the Special Investigations Bureau, Criminal Investigations Bureau, patrol, and K9 deputies worked together to identify and arrest individuals selling illegal drugs in Craven County. Hughes said his office seized a total of 1,866 grams of methamphetamine, or 3,800 dosage units, with a street value of $130,000; 626 grams of crack and cocaine, or
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A North Carolina woman was arrested Monday in connection with a child who brought 260 grams of cocaine to his elementary school late last month.
Sharae Monique Becton, 27, of New Bern, N.C., is charged with felony trafficking cocaine, felony possession with intent to sell/deliver cocaine, and misdemeanor child abuse for allegedly allowing her child to possess 260 grams of cocaine, the Craven County Sheriff’s Office said in a press release. Sharae Monique Becton, left, and the bag of cocaine that an elementary school child allegedly brought to school.