A Lenoir woman charged with driving the getaway car in a Hickory robbery last week could face up to 11 years in prison.

That comment coming from Judge Mark Killian during Catawba County District Court Tuesday.

39-year-old Rebecca Lynn Miller is charged with felony flee to elude arrest with a motor vehicle, felony conspiracy robbery with a dangerous weapon, and resisting a public officer.

According to reports, Miller’s passenger, 35-year-old Bryan O’Neil Jensen of Blowing Rock entered the CVS pharmacy on NC 127 South, displayed a gun, and demanded medication last Friday.

With Miller at the wheel, reports say Jensen made off with nearly 36-thousand dollars worth of oxycotin, oxycodone, amphetamine salts, and morphine.

The pair led officers in a pursuit that ended whenever Miller wrecked inside Cleveland County.

Jensen reportedly fled on foot into a wooded area where officers later discovered him deceased from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

Miller was issued a 250-thousand dollar secured bond with her next court date set for February 12^th.

Officers in Hickory searching for a wanted subject, arrest a man on drug possession charges.

22-year-old Charlie Ray Hilton of Hickory is charged with one felony count of possession with intent to sell or deliver marijuana and one misdemeanor count of drug paraphernalia – that according to Hickory Police reports.

Lawmen were reported searching a home on Third Street Southwest for the wanted person whenever they smelled marijuana.

Reports say officers seized more than 117 grams of marijuana and one dose of hydrocodone.

Hilton was issued a 5-thousand dollar unsecured bond.

The wanted subject remains at large.

Two people were arrested Tuesday following a shooting incident in Forest City.

24-year-old Dustin Scott Sisk and 35-year-old Brandy Nicole Wilson face multiple charges after deputies located a man who had been shot at 127 Jacobs Lane.

25-year-old William Hunter Huskey was reportedly airlifted to Spartanburg Regional for a gunshot wound to the abdomen.

Witnesses observed the suspects running from the scene.

Rutherford County deputies were able to stop a vehicle with Sisk and Wilson inside shortly after the incident.

Sisk was charged with a weapon of mass destruction and possession of a firearm by a felon.

He was issued a 25-thousand dollar secured bond.

Wilson was arrested by state probation and parole officers for a felony probation violation.

She received a 30-thousand dollar secured bond.

The incident remains under investigation.