Three new wardens were named this week at prisons in Eastern North Carolina, Carteret Correctional Center, Roanoke River Correctional Institution and Greene Correctional Institution.
WHAT: Bi-monthly meeting of the North Carolina Joint Reentry Council to coordinate efforts in improving rehabilitation and reentry of offenders returning to their communities after incarceration.WHEN: Tuesday, Sept. 8, 10 a.m. – NoonWHERE: Greg Poole, Jr., All Faiths Chapel, Dorothea Dix Park, 1030 Richardson Drive, Raleigh 27603WHO: Council members, honored guests, speakers, and a chance for public comment.AGENDA
RE: David E. Norris 0303662COUNTY AND COURT: Cumberland County; Superior CourtCRIME AND SENTENCE: Murder First Degree; LifeCONVICTION DATE: February 25, 1965
RE: Willie C. Granford 0152446COUNTY AND COURT: Wake County; Superior CourtCRIME AND SENTENCE: 77 CRS 007318 Murder 2nd Degree; LifeCONVICTION DATE: October 17, 1977
RE: Jakie Hammonds 0164409COUNTY AND COURT: Robeson County; Superior CourtCRIME AND SENTENCE: 92 CRS 014291 Murder First Degree; LifeCONVICTION DATE: March 10, 1997
RE: Terrance Lucas 0250655COUNTY AND COURT: Franklin County; Superior CourtCRIME AND SENTENCE: 90 CRS 005498 Murder First Degree; LifeCONVICTION DATE: February 10, 1992
For the third year, the NCDAC Education Services section led our prison facilities in friendly competition through the Education Challenge, an initiative to increase the number of educational completions earned by our justice involved individuals. Completions include high school equivalency diploma, human resource development, post-secondary technical, post-secondary degree courses and programs through our college partners.
Officials with the NC Department of Adult Correction (NCDAC) have promoted John “Jay” Craft to the position of Judicial District Manager (JDM) in Judicial District 8, effective Aug. 31.In his new position, Craft will oversee Community Supervision operations in Greene, Lenoir and Wayne counties. District 8 includes 69 probation/parole officers and staff who supervise more than 2,300 individuals sentenced to probation, parole or post-release supervision.