Following a two-month investigation into drug activity, Caldwell County
Just after 9 Thursday night, officers with Lenoir Police
Narcotics and Special Response Team assisted by the Caldwell Sheriff’s office
searched a residence at 1301 Jolly Place.
Officials discovered and seized 2-point-8 grams of meth, a
sawed-off shot gun, and 510-dollars in cash.
26-year-old Adam Christopher Daly of Lenoir, 29-year-old
Brittany Correl Greene of Hudson
All four face felony drug charges while Daly was also
charged with possession of a weapon of mass destruction, along with possession
of a firearm by a felon.
His bond was set at 100-thousand dollars secured.
Greene was issued a 20-thousand dollar secured bond,
Coffey’s secured at 15-thousand, and Gibson’s 10-thousand secured.
Reports say additional charges may be forthcoming.
McDowell officers pulled a driver for having a fictitious
tag, and discovered a habitual felon with outstanding warrants.
40 year-old Daniel McCoy Bradley of Marion faces numerous
drug and various offenses after a search of his vehicle revealed three stolen
handguns, 21-point-5 grams of meth, drug paraphernalia and cash.
He was also served with two outstanding grand jury
indictments for operating a vehicle with no insurance and habitual felon.
Bradley was convicted of manufacturing a Schedule-two
controlled substance in 2004.
The state highway patrol also charged Bradley with multiple
traffic violations.
Officials with the state’s department of health and human
services say the flu has killed nine more people in the state – bringing the
season’s total death count to 135.
The agency however reports the most current number doesn’t
reflect all flu-related deaths in NC, as many go unreported or undiagnosed.
Unofficial reports say that last week was the third straight
week that the number of flu-associated deaths has fallen.
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