Three arrests on felony larceny charges
On January 24, 2010 around 11:41 p.m., members of the Henderson Police Department’s Patrol Division responded to a call from Walmart, 200 North Cooper Drive, in reference to a larceny.
Upon the officers arrival, they were told that the suspects left on foot towards Pizza Hut on North Cooper Drive. The suspects then left Pizza Hut in silver Hyundai Sonata.
A traffic stop was conducted and the suspects were detained. Upon further investigation, the following items totaling in $1018.82 value were recovered: two Toshiba laptops, a Guitar Hero game, two Wii controllers, a man’s belt, hair gel, and four curl clips.
Suspects Jerome Manson, 19, of 179 Canthran Welbron Lane; Antoine Clack, 19, of 683 Vance Street; and Mark Crudup, 17, of 715 Highland Ave, all of Henderson, North Carolina were arrested and charged with felony possession of stolen goods. They were given a secured bond of $10,000 and remain in the Vance County Jail pending a court date of February 22, 2010.
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Jerome Manson
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Mark Crudup
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Antoine Clack
Mark Crudup is listed as being on 24 month probation for a felony conviction on June 16, 2009 for possession of Schedule VI controlled substance. Jerome Manson was listed as being released from the Department of Corrections on September 28, 2009 for an eight month sentence for a conviction for felony larceny from the person.
683 Vance owned by James E. Scarboro, Sr.
AND
715 Highland owned by non other than Terry Garrison
Slum Lords at the finest – all of these are under 20 years old and have previous records.
Comment by Interesting — January 26, 2010 @ 6:30 am
I’m sure these 3 fine gentlemen are products of the Vance County welfare gravy train. Us taxpayers are stuck with paying for them from the cradle to the grave.
Comment by The Song remains the Same — January 26, 2010 @ 6:54 am
And a Vance County real estate agent sees fit to rent to one of them. Why?
Comment by Interesting — January 26, 2010 @ 7:07 am
What a shame… this definitely reflects off of the parents. The Song, you couldn’t have said it better!
Comment by waiting4thetruth — January 26, 2010 @ 9:14 am
Isn’t Garrison also a County Commissioner?
Comment by north star — January 26, 2010 @ 9:20 am
Yes Garrison is a county commissioner. He is supposed to represent the interest of the residents living in the city. But he does not. We need a new representative, one that truly understands the need of city residents.
Comment by Bobby Gupton — January 26, 2010 @ 10:11 am
If these were white kids you all would offer help,but since they are not,then they’er scum of the earth just like their parents.Yall need some soul shearching and should be ashamed.
Comment by ghetto — January 26, 2010 @ 11:36 am
No. 7 – You are entirely wrong. The only thing I despise more than a black thug is a white thug. There appears to be a abundance of both kinds in Vance County. I wish we could load them all up and ship them out far away never to return.
Comment by The Song remains the Same — January 26, 2010 @ 2:00 pm
Back in the old days you could give a youngun a good thrashing on the hind quarters to discourage unacceptable behavior. Any adult could and did correct any kid whenever necessary. Respect has gone the way of dinosaurs. We let it happen. Now we pay.
ghetto, you have no idea how you contribute to the problem
Comment by Warden — January 26, 2010 @ 2:06 pm
Interesting, again, I doubt the property is actually rented in name to these three, all of whom are teenagers.
ghetto, I’d also maintain that you are wrong. I think I understand the reason why black people stick up for their own and would go out of their way to help these guys turn their lives around. But white people don’t have that same compassion; had these boys been white, the general sentiment of white people would be, “look at this white trash, screw them. lock them up and throw away the key”.
White people are very hard on “white trash”, which is what three white armed robbers would be regarded as. Perhaps it’s due to the lack of “white commonality”, or a “the struggle’s all the same” factor existing in the white community.
Comment by Follow the White Lines on the Road — January 26, 2010 @ 3:44 pm
I know, I know!! Ghetto is part of the problem! Idiot! Why in the Heck does it always have to turn into a racial thing???? I would be commenting if it were 3 white kids! Unfortunately in this case THEY’RE black. So get over yourself! People that think like you; make me SO sick! They needed discipline and guidance! Sorry but I blame it on the parents! Now if these kids read this, they’ll be thinking, “it’s because we’re black” kudos to #7, well kids, NO, ITS BECAUSE THIS IS CALLED A CRIME AND ITS WRONG! Get some soul SEARCHING yourself #7! And try using spellcheck!!
Comment by waiting4thetruth — January 26, 2010 @ 4:02 pm
#10 – OF COURSE it is not rented to them, BUT, they live at those addresses.
One address is slum Lord Terry Garrison, real estate agent and COUNTY COMMISSIONER. Do you think he has the best interest of our county at heart by renting to these people? No, he does not. He has his pocket at heart.
It gets worse every day. Day, after day, after day.
And regardless of what you say, it is mostly the black population that is doing the crime. Just check the pictures for the past week or so, and tell me I am wrong. You can defend them all you want – you don’t have any defense. It is the truth – it is not racist, like you like to say.
Comment by Interesting — January 26, 2010 @ 6:09 pm
#10. Your first paragraph I agree with and rightly so. How can teenagers rent? They can’t. The second and third…. Hmmmm. Please explain why you believe white people don’t have compassion. Your post lumps us into one small minded community. Isn’t that stereotyping? Can you honestly say every white person you know is without compassion for any race?
Children learn what they live at home — we grow into adults bringing what we learned with us. Education, and I’m not talking entirely scholastic is, in my opinion, tantamount to what is needed in Henderson and all towns across the country. The old adage, “walk a mile in my shoes” certainly fits here. If we all took the time to put ourselves in another person’s shoes, perhaps we wouldn’t be so quick to judge.
Comment by Tbird — January 26, 2010 @ 8:01 pm
Tbird, please point out in my comment where i said “white people don’t have compassion” never said that, and given what white people have done for the people of Haiti, it’d be a pretty bogus statement.
i said, the “SAME compassion”, that’s a whole different ball game. Black people are often very forgiving of their own. White people not so much; whites hold each other to high standard. that’s all i was saying, if you wish to dispute that, feel free.
Comment by Follow the White Lines on the Road — January 26, 2010 @ 11:01 pm
It may not make much sense to people who aren’t on the ‘gravy train’ but one thing that highly motivates parents of these young offenders is the disability check they get for their children. You might not know that a whole generation of ‘disabled’ youth live in our midst…uneducated, unsupervised, angry and confused. If their child is arrested, the parent faces loss of income, so they do whatever is necessary to keep their kids on the streets. Sad, but true.
Comment by Warden — January 27, 2010 @ 7:32 am
FTWL: if I misread your post, I will be the first to apologize. What I intrepreted by reading it was you lumped all white people into one category — you said, “white people don’t have that same compassion”. I beg to differ with you. I have a lot of compassion for everyone I meet and KNOW that everyone I meet is dealing with something. So please, in future posts, don’t lump everyone together. As I said, “walk a mile in my shoes”. We all have holes in the bottoms…..
Comment by Tbird — January 27, 2010 @ 9:39 pm
WHO SHOULD WE BLAME FOR THE BEHAVIOR OF THESE
YOUNG MEN. I HOPE IT IS NOT BECAUSE THERE ARE NO
JOBS. COULD WALMARTHAVE EMPLOYED THEM
IF THEY HAD A
CLEAN RECORD? WHAT WERE THEY GOING TO DO WITH THE ILL GOTTEN GAINS,TAKE THEM HOME TO
“MAMA”? LESSON #1 STAY IN SCHOOL, GET AN EDUCATION. PA. IS OPENING FIVE CASINOS AND LOOKING FOR POTENTIAL EMPLOYEES. WONDER HOW
MANY YOUNG PEOPLE COULD PASS A LIE DETECTOR
OR DRUG TEST TO QUALIFY FOR A JOB???
Comment by Rurh Jones — January 30, 2010 @ 10:52 pm
THIS IS SAD I KNOW THE FIRST GUY AND HE S REALLY A NICE PERSON BUT HE HANGS WITH THE WRONG PEOPLE THIS IS A RACIST SITE AND I WOULD SAY SUM THINGS BUT IT MAY REALLY GET OUTTA HAND 4 U
Comment by YA YA — February 1, 2010 @ 12:12 am