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New York man wanted in Craven County on theft charges Original

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By Mekaela Muck Verified
| WNCT-TV (Greenville, NC) Verified
CRAVEN COUNTY, N.C. (WNCT) — Law enforcement officers with the Craven County Sheriff’s Office are searching for a New York man. On August 12, deputies requested the public’s assistance in identifying a male suspect in a fraud case. The suspect was driving a black Cadillac Escalade with a fake registration. Through investigating, deputies determined that the suspect was 27-year-old Jeancarlos Castellanos of New York, NY.
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Pitt Co Sheriff Paula Dance joins NC Hunt State Policy Fellows Original

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By Mekaela Muck Verified
| WNCT-TV (Greenville, NC) Verified
PITT COUNTY, N.C. (WNCT) — Sheriff Paula Dance, with the Pitt County Sheriff’s Office, has been selected to join the sixth cohort of the North Carolina Hunt State Policy Fellows. The North Carolina Hunt State Policy Fellows is a bipartisan program that encourages local elected officials to connect and discuss issues in education policy. The program is part of The Hunt Institute, an affiliate of the Duke University Sanford School of Public Policy.
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Greenville Police Department no longer implementing Flock cameras after public outcry Original

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By Mekaela Muck Verified
| WNCT-TV (Greenville, NC) Verified
GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — The City of Greenville has announced that it will not move forward with the plan to implement Flock cameras in the city. The City of Greenville initially planned to buy 10 Flock cameras to install around the city. The City Council and City Manager’s Office said that they are not moving forward with this decision due to community feedback. City officials added that the Greenville Police Department does not currently own or operate any Flock cameras.
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