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WHAT: Monthly meeting of the North Carolina Joint Reentry Council, established by Gov. Roy Cooper under Executive Order 303, issued in January, which directs all State Cabinet agencies to coordinate efforts in improving rehabilitation and reentry of offenders returning to their communities after incarceration.WHEN: Thursday, Sept. 26, 10 a.m. – NoonWHERE: Greg Poole, Jr. All Faiths Chapel (Dorothea Dix Park), 1030 Richardson Drive, Raleigh, NC 27603
RE: Ellsworth A. Ingram 0626392COUNTY AND COURT: Montgomery County; Superior CourtCRIME AND SENTENCE: 97 CRS 4425 Murder First Degree; LifeCONVICTION DATE: September 21, 1998Dear News Editor:
RE: Jermaine Ray 0336995COUNTY AND COURT: Cumberland County; Superior CourtCRIME AND SENTENCE: 91 CRS 006375 Murder First Degree; LifeCONVICTION DATE: September 11, 1992Dear News Editor:
RE: Reginald J. Sutton 0396637COUNTY AND COURT: Greene County; Superior CourtCRIME AND SENTENCE: 93 CRS 0014 Murder First Degree; LifeCONVICTION DATE: April 18, 1994Dear News Editor:
RE: James Barrett 0021407COUNTY AND COURT: Union County; Superior CourtCRIME AND SENTENCE: 89 CRS 9363 Rape First Degree; Life89 CRS 9364 Armed Robbery89 CRS 9365 Kidnapping First DegreeCONVICTION DATE: June 11, 1990Dear News Editor:
RE: Louis R. Odom 0305400COUNTY AND COURT: Robeson County; Superior CourtCRIME AND SENTENCE: 90 CRS 15270 Sexual Offense First Degree; Life90 CRS 15134 Rape Second Degree90 CRS 15271 Sexual Offense First Degree90 CRS 15272 Sexual Offense First Degree90 CRS 16407 Sexual Offense Second DegreeCONVICTION DATE: November 5, 1990Dear News Editor:
RE: Leonard BaldwinCOUNTY AND COURT: Mecklenburg County; Superior CourtCRIME AND SENTENCE: 89 CRS 60978 Murder First Degree; LifeCONVICTION DATE: August 3, 1990Dear News Editor:
Neuse and Johnston are the 35th and 36th DAC locations or operations to be recommended or awarded ACA accreditation.
The total of fully accredited NCDAC operations is now 32 — including 27 of 54 prison facilities.
A $50,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the capture of escaped murderer Ramone Alston, 30. Local, state and federal law enforcement and public safety agencies are continuing the search for convicted murderer Ramone Alston who escaped from the custody of state corrections officers Tuesday morning while arriving for a medical appointment in HillsboroughGovernor Roy Cooper authorized a $30,000 reward from the state, the United States Marshals Service is providing $10,000 and the FBI is providing $10,000.