Northampton County Sheriff’s Office Lieutenant Alan Roye was awarded the Advanced Deputy Law Enforcement Certificate.
The award represents a culmination of law enforcement years of experience and achievements in education and professional law enforcement training.
Roye serves as a criminal detective.
He received the award from the North Carolina Sheriffs Education and Training Standards Commission.
“The Advanced Deputy Law Enforcement Certificate has placed Lieutenant Roye among the elite of law enforcement officers within the state of North Carolina,” Sheriff Jack Smith said.
Roye also received his Advanced Service Award Certificate recognizing his dedication to his law enforcement career with more than 28 years of experience.
“I’m extremely proud of Lieutenant Roye on this great achievement and these awards he has received,” Smith said. “The Advanced Law Enforcement Certificate is a great honor for every officer to achieve. I’m extremely thankful for the many years of dedication and service that Lieutenant Roye has given to law enforcement and serving the great citizens of Northampton County and beyond.”
Blotter entries
Captain Patrick Jacobs reported the following:
On October 2, Sergeant W. Killian located 25-year-old Travon Price at his place of employment where he was arrested and served an outstanding domestic violence warrant for felony breaking and entering with the intent to injure and terrorize, domestic violence protective order violation, and domestic criminal trespass.
He was also served an outstanding warrant for misdemeanor probation violation out of Halifax County.
His next court date in Northampton is October 23 and he has a November 5 court date in Halifax County.
The warrants stem from a disturbance call Deputy R. Horton responded to on September 7 in Garysburg.
Horton determined Price reportedly assaulted a female occupant.
“I encourage all of our citizens to call 911 when their lives, or their children, or anyone else’s life is threatened by others,” Smith said. “We at the Northampton County Sheriff’s Office take domestic violence very seriously and we are committed to doing all that we can legally do to protect others. I would like to thank Deputy Horton for his prompt effort in handling this case and obtaining warrants against this subject.”
On October 2, Killian located and arrested 24-year-old James Shoulders of Seaboard for an outstanding warrant for injury to real property. He received a $500 secured bond and October 15 court date.
On October 4, Major D. Harmon served an outstanding warrant on 31-year-old Tymeir High of Gaston for communicating threats and injury to personal property. He received a $500 secured bond and October 15 court date.
On October 4, Deputy W. James served an outstanding warrant on 17-year-old Shaniya Ruffin of Conway for disorderly conduct and resisting a public officer.
She received a $500 unsecured bond and Friday court date.
