St. Alban's Car Break-In, Multiple Larcenies Reported: DPD

DAVIDSON, NC — Despite the current stay-at-home order in place in Mecklenburg County, police have received a list of crime reports from Davidson residents, for incidents ranging from simple assault to larceny.

On April 8, Davidson Police Department took reports of a simple assault on Sloan Street, a larceny on Jetton Street and an incident of stalking on Turnberry Court.

The next day, DPD received a report regarding a larceny on Mock Circle.

On April 10 an incident of false pretense was reported on Jetton Street, as well as a larceny on Mock Road.

Another larceny was reported April 11 on Sloan Street, as well as a breaking and entering of a vehicle and larceny from it on O'Henry Avenue.

A larceny was reported on Sunday, April 12 on South Main Street, DPD said.

According to the DPD blotter, there were no arrests made between April 7 and April 13. There were, however, several citations issued.

Joshua David Brown, 25, was cited April 9 on Hwy. 115 for driving while license revoked, DPD said.

DPD also issued the following citations, which do not require a court appearance:

• No operator's license — 1
• Speeding — 1
• Failure to decrease speed to avoid collision — 2
• Expired tag — 1
• Expired inspection — 1