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Gary is the young man who called the Washington Police Department on June 15, 2011 asking for help with a drinking problem he was experiencing. He ultimately was charged with a serious felony charge and two misdemeanor charges.
Gary is the young man who called the Washington Police Department on June 15, 2011 asking for help with a drinking problem he was experiencing. He ultimately was charged with a serious felony charge and two misdemeanor charges.
 
A unanimous N. C. Court of Appeals decision filed this week (7-19-11) has held that the parents of a UNC-W student who was shot and killed by a New Hanover "Emergency Response Team" member may sue UNC-W for its police department's providing "inaccurate and misleading" information.
A unanimous N. C. Court of Appeals decision filed this week (7-19-11) has held that the parents of a UNC-W student who was shot and killed by a New Hanover "Emergency Response Team" member may sue UNC-W for its police department's providing "inaccurate and misleading" information.
 
This is the third part of our series on To protect and serve: The siege on 12th street."
 
No one was hurt, except his uncle, Carter Leary who was arrested by force by the Beaufort Sheriff's Department's "SWAT team."
No one was hurt, except his uncle, Carter Leary who was arrested by force by the Beaufort Sheriff's Department's "SWAT team."
 
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