Topics Related to Community Supervision
RE: Reginald J. Sutton 0396637COUNTY AND COURT: Greene County; Superior CourtCRIME AND SENTENCE: 93 CRS 0014 Murder First Degree; Life CONVICTION DATE: April 18, 1994Dear News Editor:
RE: James Barrett 0021407COUNTY AND COURT: Union County; Superior CourtCRIME AND SENTENCE: 89 CRS 9363 Rape First Degree; Life 89 CRS 9364 Armed Robbery 89 CRS 9365 Kidnapping First Degree
RE: Stephanie Y. Eury 0122935COUNTY AND COURT: Rockingham & Stokes County; Superior CourtCRIME AND SENTENCE: 885 CRS 9843 Murder First Degree; LifeCONVICTION DATE: September 29, 1986Dear News Editor:
RE: Jerome M. Stokes 0391633COUNTY AND COURT: Lee County; Superior CourtCRIME AND SENTENCE: 94 CRS 9037 Murder First Degree; Life CONVICTION DATE: November 10, 1994Dear News Editor:
RE: Sethy T. Seam 0665448COUNTY AND COURT: Davidson County; Superior CourtCRIME AND SENTENCE: 97 CRS 021110 Murder First Degree; Life CONVICTION DATE: September 30, 1999Dear News Editor:
RE: Jermaine Ray 0336995COUNTY AND COURT: Cumberland County; Superior Court CRIME AND SENTENCE: 91 CRS 006357 Murder First Degree; Life CONVICTION DATE: September 11, 1992Dear News Editor:
RE: Patrick Hester 0180824COUNTY AND COURT: Vance County; Superior CourtCRIME AND SENTENCE: 89 CRS 9467 Murder First Degree; LifeCONVICTION DATE: May 3, 1990Dear News Editor:
RE: Randolph Wilson 0448410COUNTY AND COURT: Warren County; Superior CourtCRIME AND SENTENCE: 91 CRS 001215 Murder First Degree; Life91 CRS 001239 Murder First Degree (Conspiracy); 28 Years91 CRS 001240 Burglary First Degree; 48 YearsCONVICTION DATE: January 27, 1993Dear News Editor:
Nearly every week, the 2,000 probation/parole officers of DAC’s Community Supervision conduct field operations and spot-checks to make sure people under supervision are abiding by their conditions. That’s in addition to the officers’ regular daily duties like conducting office and home visits, assisting offenders with community resources and participating in court hearings.The field operations have two main goals – insuring offenders are in compliance and making our communities safer by taking illegal weapons and drugs off our streets.
Officials with the Department of Adult Correction have promoted three Community Supervision managers to the positions of Judicial District Managers (JDM) in Judicial Divisions I and II which cover 53 counties in central and Eastern North Carolina.