The sheriff’s office is asking anyone who may have seen any suspicious activity in the area of Carrion Lane or has any information to call the sheriff’s office at 828-250-6670 or call Crimestoppers at 828-255-5050. If your tip leads to a reward you may be eligible for a reward.

You can contact a detective directly by calling Detective Walt Thrower at 828-250-4449

If you would like to remain anonymous you can call Crimestoppers at 828-255-5050. If your tip leads to an arrest you may be eligible for a reward.

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You or a responsible adult should always accompany children ages 12 and under when trick-or-treating.

- Ensure costumes fit well, are flame retardant, and never obscure visibility.
- Have your trick-or-treater wear reflective clothing and/or carry a light or glowstick.
- Children over the age of 12 who are responsible enough to go without you, should stay in groups, follow an agreed upon route, and watch for cars.
- Check our website, www.gsco.org , for registered offenders residing in the area.
- Teach your children to never enter any home without you or without your permissions and only approach homes that are well-lit.
- Remind your children to stay in well-lit areas, never take shortcuts, and never go into isolated areas.
- Let your children know to tell you or a trusted adult if they see anything weird or unusual.
- Teach children to bring treats home before eating them. Eat only factory-wrapped treats unless you know the giver well.
- Teach your children to say NO and GET AWAY from any person or situation making them feel scared, uncomfortable, or confused; even if it means yelling, kicking, attracting attention or any other means of resisting. Trust their feeling, and be sure to tell a trusted adult.

Officers obtained a description of the suspect who had fled the scene on foot. With assistance from the North Carolina Highway Patrol and the Hendersonville Police Department, officers located the suspect, David Lee Parris, in the area of Old Spartanburg Road and Highway 176 where he was taken into custody without incident.

Investigators from the Henderson County Sheriff’s Office obtained warrants  and charged David Lee Paris, 40, of Buncombe Street, Hendersonville, with Assault with a Deadly Weapon,  Inflicting Serious Bodily Injury. He was placed in the Henderson County Detention Center under a $50,000 secured bond.

The victim, Keith Carpenter of Westall Street, East Flat Rock, NC was in serious but stable condition at Mission Hospital in Asheville at last report.

David Parris

Terry Lee Landrum and Mykel Waters, both 20, pled guilty to first and second-degree burglary and robbery with a deadly weapon. They will serve 13-and-a-half to 18 years in prison each.

According to theHendersonville Times-News, Landrum and Waters were juveniles at the time of the killing, and testified last month against Steven Ramirez, 37, who was found guilty of first-degree murder. Ramirez was sentenced to life in prison.

The newspaper reports that Corn’s wife, Joyce, testified in the Ramirez trial that three assailants entered the home she shared with Poochie Corn, who was killed by a gunshot to the head. She said Ramirez was the man who pointed a pistol at her. Landrum and Waters testified that Ramirez was the only one with a gun that day, and that they both left the hallway after Corn was struck on the head and before the shot.

Rebecca Jean Ogle, W/F 29 yoa, and Jonathan David Craig, W/M 27 yoa, both died as a result of their wounds at the scene. James Robert Graves, W/M 16 yoa, was injured during the domestic dispute.

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The first robbery was reported at approximately 5:01 pm by a female victim who stated she was robbed of $20 at knife point while at the Dollar General Store in Edneyville, North Carolina.

The second robbery was reported at approximately 8:11 pm by a male victim who stated he was robbed of $20 at knife point while at the Edneyville General Store.

The third robbery was reported at approximately 9:08 pm by an employee of the Grocery Stop convenience store located at 4700 Asheville Highway Hendersonville, North Carolina. The reporting party advised the suspect entered the business with his face covered by a T-shirt and he was armed with a knife. During the robbery the suspect removed cash, cigarettes, assorted DVD movies and fireworks from the premises.

As a result of information collected during the robbery investigations deputies and investigators were able to locate the suspect vehicle on Asheville Highway. Officers attempted to conduct a vehicle stop, the operator of the suspect vehicle failed to stop and a brief chase ensued. The suspect vehicle was disabled by use of stop sticks and deputies were able to arrest Robles without further incident. Evidence located at the time of arrest clearly indicates Robles is directly responsible for the earlier reported robberies. The vehicle Robles was operating; a 1998 gold colored Chrysler Sebring had been stolen on June 3, 2011 in the city of Hendersonville.

Robles has been charged with three counts of felony robbery with a dangerous weapon, one count of felony larceny of a motor vehicle, one count of felony possession of a stolen motor vehicle, one count of felony fleeing to elude arrest, one misdemeanor count of simple possession of a schedule II controlled substance, one count of misdemeanor consumption of a malt beverage while driving a motor vehicle on highway and one misdemeanor count of driving while license revoked.

Robles of Chestnut Stump Road, Hendersonville is being held in the Henderson County Detention Facility under a $211,300 secured bond. He was scheduled for a first appearance in District Court this morning at 9:00 a.m.