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Suspect dead, second sought after Chatham deputy shooting

Two Chatham County sheriff's deputies were shot Thursday following a car chase and shootout southeast of Siler City.

Bothwere listed in good condition at Chatham Hospital in Siler CityThursday afternoon, said Debra Henzey, director of community relationsfor the Chatham County Manager's Office. The extent of their injuries,however, was not known.

The suspect died, Henzey said. A deputy at the scene of the shooting said an active search was under way for a second suspect.

Theshooting happened around 1:30 p.m. when one of the suspects leddeputies on a chase from the Moore County line to Siler City, Henzeysaid. That's where the suspect fired two shots, injuring the deputies,she said.

Agents with the State Bureau of Investigation have been asked to investigate, an SBI spokeswoman said.

Further details were not immediately available. A news conference had been scheduled for 3:30 p.m. but was delayed.

http://www.ncwanted.com/ncwanted_home/story/6023638/

E Policing Report for September 17, 2009

 

9-17-2009 @ 0054 hours   

Residential Breaking and Entering   

1167 Katherine Trail

An unknown suspect kicked the front door open and removed a desk top computer and jewelry.

 

9-17-2009 @ 0059 hours

Residential Breaking and Entering

2313 Dove Ct

Aneighbor heard a noise, which sounded like someone kicking the door,coming from the adjoining residence at 2313 Dove Ct. Knowing that thehomeowner was not home, he called the police department. Upon arrival,officers determined that a break-in had occurred. A K-9 track wasperformed and no suspects or property were located. At the time of theincident, the victim could not be located to advise what had beentaken.

 

9-16-09 @ 0906 hours

Residential Breaking and Entering

621 Green Ave.

An unknown suspect entered a rear window and a DVD player and two A/C units were stolen. 

 

9-16-09 @ 0933 hours

Residential Breaking and Entering

708 Lincoln Dr.

Anunknown suspect damaged a front window and entry was made.  Contentswere removed from the residence.  It is believed that the previousresident removed the contents as it residence was padlocked by theowner of the property.

 

9-16-09 @ 1223 hours

Residential Breaking and Entering

1140 Paul St.

Suspect:  Two unknown black males

Aside door was kicked open and entry was made.  A Playstation, jewelry,$430, and two cameras were stolen.  A neighbor saw two black malesgoing to doors earlier asking to do yard work, and they had a rake.  Arake was found abandoned on the property.

 

9-16-09 @ 1430 hours

Residential Breaking and Entering

1501 Winterberry Dr.

Thefront door was found kicked open.  An X-Box, PSP, and assorted videogames were reported stolen by the victim.  Unknown suspect.

 

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E Policing Report for September 16, 2009
 
09/15/2009 @ 0904 hours
Larceny from a Vehicle
600 Block of Virginia St.
The victim stated that an unknown suspect entered his unsecured vehicle.  Once inside, the suspect removed a firearm (Taurus PT 145 Pro. .45 Cal Semi-Auto handgun, Serial Number # NAV24670). The firearm has been entered into NCIC.
 
09/15/2009 @ 1526 hours
Residential Breaking and Entering
1904 Bedford Rd.An unknown suspect used a shovel to pry open a window on the rear of the residence. The suspect then ransacked the master bedroom, however, failed to remove any items. The suspect exited through the point of entry and fled the scene in an unknown direction or method of travel.
 
9-15-09 @ 2113 hours
Residential Breaking and Entering
1277 Katherine Trail
An unknown suspect kicked in the front door and removed a Samsung flat screen television. 
 
9-15-09 @ 1923 hours
Common Law Robbery/2nd Degree Kidnapping 
1511 Benvenue Rd (Wal-Mart)
Victim:  Joshua Caleb Thomas, age 17
Suspect(s): Jock Hargrove, age 34
Officers responded to the Bowling Center in reference to a kidnapping and robbery case that began in the parking lot at Wal-mart.  The victim stated that the suspect approached the victim in the parking lot of Wal-Mart and demanded a ride to his vehicle.  The victim drove the suspect to 904 Wave Lane.  During the ride, the suspect demanded money from the victim.  The victim gave the suspect $11.00.  Once at Wave Lane, the suspect exited the vehicle and the victim sped away driving to the Bowling Center where he called police. Through further investigation, the suspect was identified as Jock Hargrove.  Warrants were obtained on Hargrove for Common Law Robbery and 2nd Degree Kidnapping.  An officer located Hargrove approximately four hours later walking down the street in Holiday Estates in Battleboro.  Hargrove was placed under a $15,000 secure bond with a first appearance of 9-17-09 and was transported to Nash County Jail. 
 
9-16-09 @ 0312 hours
1st Degree Burglary
608B Arrington St
Suspect:  Unknown black male
Female victim reported that she heard a knock at the door and when she opened the door, an unknown black male forced his way in and assaulted the victim. The suspect then cut the phone line and left the scene. The victim was transported to Nash General Hospital for treatment of injuries.
 
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E Policing Report:  Former RMPD Officer Indicted

 

RMPD REPORT:  Former Officer Indicted by Nash County Grand Jury

For Three Counts of Obstruction of Justice:  Altering, Destroying, Or Stealing Criminal Evidence 

 

Since May of 2009, the Rocky Mount Police Department’s Criminal Investigative Division, in consultation with the Nash County District Attorney’s Office, conducted a criminal investigation of Christopher Douglas Johnson, a former RMPD officer (see attached photo).  Based upon the criminal investigation, the RMPD sought to take the case before the Nash County Grand Jury to hear the evidence.  On September 14, 2009, the Grand Jury brought a True Bill of Indictment against Mr. Johnson for three counts of Obstruction of Justice:  Altering, Destroying, Or Stealing Criminal Evidence, a Class I Felony.

 

Mr. Johnson resides in Nash County and he turned himself in today on the above charges.  His trial date is October 26, 2009 at 2 p.m. in Nash County Superior Court, and he received a $30,000 bond. 

 

Mr. Johnson’s last personnel action with the City of Rocky Mount was his resignation on May 13, 2009.  Mr. Johnson, age 29, began his employment with the City on June 6, 2002.   He was last assigned as a sergeant in the Administrative Services Division.

 

As this investigation is a personnel matter that cannot be disclosed by law and the criminal case is now before the courts, the Department shall not make any further statements regarding the facts or the nature of the case until trial.  The investigation has concluded no evidence of other employees being involved. 

 

Background

 

The Rocky Mount Police Department received information of police misconduct in May of 2009; this information led to an internal personnel investigation of Mr. Johnson by the RMPD Professional Standards Unit.  As the information was gathered, the Department decided to conduct a dual and separate investigation (administrative and criminal) as we had learned of potential criminal misconduct.  This criminal investigation led to the True Bill of Indictment found against Mr. Johnson.   

 

The RMPD does not condone wrongdoing of our employees and this investigation demonstrates that the Department can and will police themselves in accordance with the laws of this State, Constitution and their departmental policies.

 

All complaints against RMPD employees are investigated in an objective, fair and ethical manner.  All personnel issues are taken seriously and our policies are designed to preserve the integrity of the Department.  When employees are accused of wrongdoing and the facts do not support the complaint or allegation, the employee will be exonerated.  However, if the facts do support the complaint or allegation, the appropriate personnel action is taken to correct any issues that are identified, which may call for termination of that employee.

 

The men and women of the Rocky Mount Police Department are expected to adhere to the Department’s Core Values of Integrity, Professionalism, Respect and Fairness both internally and externally.

 

 

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E-Policing is the Rocky Mount Police Department’s way of bringing community policing to the Internet. The E-Policing program enables a RMPD police employee to e-mail press releases, crime trends, meeting dates/times and other important information to you and to the media.  If you have any questions or comments regarding E-Policing, contact Captain Laura Fahnestock at 252-972-1681 or at  laura.fahnestock@rockymountnc.gov 

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