A store clerk has been criminally charged following a single-vehicle collision that left the driver seriously injured.
On Tuesday, Oct. 25, North Carolina State Highway Patrol notified ALE of a collision on Highway 39 in Johnston County. The driver of the vehicle was identified as Gracen Simmons, 20, of Middlesex who suffered serious injuries in the single vehicle crash. Malt beverages were found inside the vehicle at the time of the crash and were believed to be a contributing factor.
Last night concluded a ten-month long investigation with state and local law enforcement arresting 11 individuals on over 450 drug, alcohol, gambling, and weapons charges.
The multi-agency operation addressed drugs, the illegal sales of alcohol and gambling from ABC-licensed businesses in the Raleigh area.
Following an ALE investigation, a Warrenton bar’s ABC permits have been rejected after shootings, assaults, fights, property damage, disorderly conduct, and numerous calls for service.
Since obtaining temporary ABC permits in 2020, Roxies Sports Bar and Lounge, located at 109 South Hall Street, has been a drain on emergency personnel.
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Last night, the North Carolina Alcohol Law Enforcement (ALE) Division was awarded the Agency of the Year by the National Liquor Law Enforcement Association (NLLEA) at their Annual Conference in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Following a crash involving several teens in August, a convenience store clerk and four teens have been criminally charged.
On the evening of Saturday, August 20, North Carolina State Highway Patrol (SHP) responded to a single-vehicle crash involving three teenagers in Caswell County. The 18-year-old driver left the roadway and struck a tree. SHP contacted ALE after open containers of alcohol were located inside the vehicle the night of the crash.
After years of disturbances and a long history of drug violations, a recent murder and numerous calls to the Rowan County Sheriff’s Office, this community should soon see long awaited changes.
On Thursday, August 11, Superior Court Judge Tim Gould signed a consent judgment for a Chapter 19 Nuisance Abatement action against the properties located on Wildwood Road, Salisbury.
Following an ALE investigation, a Greensboro nightclub’s ABC permits have been summarily suspended after a patron was shot and killed.
Early on Sunday, July 31, Greensboro Police Department responded to a shooting at Blind Tiger, located at 1819 Spring Garden Street, where officers found a patron suffering from a gunshot wound. Police contacted ALE who immediately began an investigation.