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Man charged with stealing body wash

A Statesville man faces larceny charges after police said he stole five bottles of body wash from the CVS store on Center Street.

Vernon White of Statesville was charged with larceny.

Statesville Police Chief Tom Anderson said that a man came into the CVS at 215 N. Center St. and put five bottles of Dove body wash into his jacket. As he left the store, an employee yelled at him and White replied “I put them back” and ran out of the store, Anderson said.

CVS employees gave police a description of the vehicle he got into and a tag number, and a few minutes later, Officer Aaron Herman spotted a truck matching the description on Seventh Street, Anderson said.

Herman stopped the vehicle, and one man jumped out and attempted to run on foot, tossing out bottles of Dove body wash as he did so, Anderson said.

Herman was able to apprehend the man, identified as White, and recover the stolen merchandise, Anderson said.

The truck’s driver, Michael D. Smith of Bluebird Lane, was charged with accessory to larceny.

_{Fri, 27 Jan 2012 17:54:12 -0500}

Couple, daughter face drug charges

Three family members are facing drug charges after a three-month investigation.

James Bryant Caudill, 41, and his wife, Kelly Dawn Caudill, 40, and their 20-year-old daughter, Kayla Dawn Caudill, were arrested Tuesday on charges of maintaining a dwelling to keep/sell controlled substances and possession of drug paraphernalia. James Caudill and his wife were also charged with possession with intent to manufacture/sell/deliver Schedule II.

A fourth person, Samantha D. Cash, 22, of Oakleaf Road, Harmony, was charged with charged with possession with intent to manufacture/sell/deliver Schedule II.

The Iredell County Sheriff’s office launched an investigation three months ago after receiving information about the possible sale of oxycodone from the Caudill residence, said Sheriff Phil Redmond.

The narcotics division used surveillance and an undercover officer to investigate the complaint.

Redmond said a search warrant was executed on Tuesday, and detectives seized oxycodone and some  funds paid by an undercover officer during the investigation.

Cash, Redmond said, took part in the trafficking operation from the Caudill residence, and she was arrested Wednesday.

Bond for James Caudill was set at $15,000, while his wife and daughter were ordered held in lieu of a $10,000 bond each. Cash’s bond was set at $3,500.

This investigating is ongoing and further arrests may be made.

_{Fri, 27 Jan 2012 17:52:46 -0500}

Sex for $6 leads to trouble

A $6 sex act landed a woman in jail and a man getting questioned by police. He wasn't charged.

Police say Misty Marie Kullman, 25, of the 200 block of Best Street, took a $2 bill, three $1 bills and an assortment of pocket change from a man to perform a sex act Tuesday outside a car on Claxton Drive in Shelby. Kullman faces a prostitution charge. Police took a written statement from the man, but did not charge him with a crime.

Police went to Claxton Drive on a suspicious vehicle call and spoke to Kullman, who was a passenger in the car at the time. Kullman told police that the man picked her up from her apartment and they were riding around and talking, according to a police report.

The man admitted to police that he paid Kullman for a sex act, Officer D.K. Gemes wrote in the report.

Police recovered the $2 bill, three $1 bills and the assortment of change from Kullman.

Kullman was scheduled to appear in Cleveland County District Court Friday on the misdemeanor prostitution charge.

_{Fri, 27 Jan 2012 17:27:38 -0500}

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