DWI, Larceny, Resisting An Officer: 5 Arrests In Cornelius

Cornelius NC

25 February, 2021

9:38 AM

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CORNELIUS, NC — Police made five arrests in Cornelius this past week, for charges that included driving while impaired, resisting an officer, larceny and trespassing, according to the most recent police blotter. Arrests made by Cornelius Police Department between Feb. 17 — Feb. 23, 2021: Zachary Austin Boykin, 26, was arrested Feb. 17 on Catawba Avenue at Holiday Lane, charged with driving while impaired. Andre Davonte Higgins, 26, was arrested Feb. 17 on Viewpoint Lane, charged with misdemeanor larceny. Zion Kamaou Shaw, 21, was arrested Feb. 19 on Chandler's Landing Drive, charged with carrying a concealed gun and resisting a public officer. Danielle Elisabeth Barton, 42, was arrested Feb. 19 on Jetton Road at Bethel Church Road, charged with driving while license revoked impaired. Leanne Michelle Cochran, 58, was arrested Feb. 23 on North Main Street, charged with second degree trespass. Crime incidents reported to Cornelius Police Department between Feb. 17 — Feb. 23, 2021: Feb. 19 — Fraud, Norman Island Drive Feb. 19 — Larceny, NC Hwy 73 Feb. 21 — Fraud, Old Statesville Road Feb. 22 — Larceny, Village Harbor Drive Feb. 23 — Larceny, Creek Trail Lane Citations issued by Cornelius Police Department between Feb. 17 — Feb. 23, 2021: Speeding — 15 Registration Card/Tag expired — 8 Expired/no inspection — 3 Driving while license revoked not impaired — 2 Driving while license revoked impaired — 2 Failure to carry valid drivers license — 1 Driving while impaired — 1 Failure to report accident — 1 Failure to stop - steady red light — 2 Improper turn — 2 Hit/run leaving scene with property damage — 1 Marijuana paraphernalia possession — 1 Marijuana possession up to ½ oz — 1 Schedule III controlled substance simple possession — 1 Stop sign/ flashing red light fail — 1 SEE ALSO: Vaccine Use In North Carolina: How Many Shots Have Been Given?NC To Ease Coronavirus Restrictions, Allow Larger GatheringsCMS Cuts After School Enrichment Programs Citing Budget Crunch