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A 2006 Chevy Trail Blazer, above, struck a delivery truck after losing control on icy road conditions Friday morning in Valley Head, police said. Three people were injured in the crash.
VALLEY HEAD Three people were injured in a two-vehicle accident early Friday morning, with two people being sent to Ruby Memorial Hospital in Morgantown, police said.
The Randolph County Sheriff’s Office police report states a 2006 Chevy Trail Blazer driven by Hope Marie Haslam, 34, of Valley Head, was heading north toward Huttonsville when she lost control of the vehicle on icy road conditions.
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A man was arrested after he allegedly threatened a store clerk at gunpoint, the Randolph County Sheriff s Office said.
On Wednesday, Feb. 3, William Patrick Poston, 34, reportedly entered the Mountain View Mart in Sophia, pulled a gun from his coat pocket and threatened the clerk, according to a press release from the Sheriff s Office. Poston and the clerk previously dated, the release said.
Once deputies arrived, Poston had left the store. While deputies were trying to obtain an arrest warrant, someone called 911 from the area of Summey Town Rd. and Ross Wood Rd. in Asheboro about a car matching the description of the one Poston was driving.
Updated: 1:09 PM EST Feb 4, 2021 Authorities in North Carolina said they found a wanted man hiding in a false bottom in the floor of a home and had to remove a wall to get him out. Dustin Diehl was found Thursday morning at a home in Denton. Police said Diehl was wanted for assault and had also led authorities on multiple chases. Click the video player above to hear a woman and child s experience spotting Diehl on their front porch.Officials said they had been keeping an eye on the location where they found Diehl until they were ready to evacuate a woman and a child from the home. Authorities said Diehl was found in a false bottom in the house and law enforcement said they had to take out a wall to take him into custody.Cassandra Harrison is facing charges for harboring a fugitive and resisting, obstructing and delaying an officer, law enforcement said. She has a $50,000 bond.The Department of Social Services is also investigating the incident since the child was in the
Manhunt ends: Dustin Diehl found hiding in false bottom of a home in Davidson County
Deputies say a man wanted for multiple crimes in Randolph and Davidson Counties was captured Thursday morning after a two-week manhunt. Author: Megan Allman (WFMY News 2 Digital) Published: 8:49 AM EST February 4, 2021 Updated: 5:57 AM EST February 5, 2021
RANDOLPH COUNTY, N.C. A two-week multi-county manhunt for Dustin Diehl came to an end Thursday morning.
Randolph County deputies, Davidson County deputies, and US Marshals found and apprehended Dustin Ray Diehl at a home on Cabin Creek Road, Denton in Davidson County at 6:45 a.m. Diehl was transported to the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office for questioning by Randolph and Davidson County Detectives.
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ELKINS The Elkins Police Department has released the name of the man who apparently shot himself during an incident involving a SWAT team last week on Evans Drive.
Ty Garrett Hilderbrand, 35, was the individual who barricaded himself inside a home and was found dead of an apparent suicide after an hours-long standoff with area law enforcement agencies the evening of Jan. 21, Elkins Police Chief Travis Bennett said Thursday.
Hilderbrand had recently moved to Elkins from Missouri and was living with a woman at the residence, neighbors to the home told The Inter-Mountain. During the standoff incident he was alone in the house, authorities said. Hilderbrand was born in Norman, Oklahoma, and was a 2004 graduate of Purcell High School.