Arrests

Cesar Emilio, 18, of Clayton, was charged with a contempt of court violation on Oct. 30.

Gerardo Ramon Reyes, 20, of Garner, was charged with driving while impaired on Oct. 30.

Elton Brooks Campbell, 42, was charged with larceny on Oct. 31.

Christopher Keith Barnes, 21, of Clayton, was charged with vandalism on Oct. 31.

Police arrested Stephen Wayne Eggers, 38, of Garner, for assault and vandalism on Nov. 1.

April Lynn Brooks. 49, of Garner, was cited for having no operator's license on Nov. 1.

Ronald Paul Morries, 38, of Garner was charged with assault on Nov. 2.

Bobby Joe Clay, 63, of Garner, was charged with contempt of court on Nov. 2.

Raymond Harvey Ingram, 43, was charged with larceny from Super K-Mart on Nov. 3.

Adanna Patience Akabueze, 29, of Garner, was charged with shoplifting on Nov. 3.

Ronald Kenneth Miller, III, 19, of Garner, was charged with shoplifting on Nov. 4.

Police charged Tyrika Cynthia Logan, 18, of Raleigh, for shoplifting from Super K-Mart on Nov. 4.

Brittani Agee, 18, of Garner, was charged with larceny from Super K-Mart on Nov. 4.

Melvin Ray Twine, 32, of Raleigh, was charged with larceny from Lowe's Foods on Nov. 4.

Police arrested Chaz Michael Alivo, 25, of Garner, for burglary on Nov. 5.

Lowell Watson Peterson, 28, of Garner, was charged with contempt of court on Nov. 6.

Tobrria Dashaun Hentz, 16, of Garner, was charged with resisting arrest on Nov. 6.

James Wilbur Dunn, 79, was charged with contempt of court on Nov. 7.

Sarah Bruce Long, 20, of Garner, was charged with larceny from Wal-Mart on Nov. 7.

Enrique Samuel Valenzuela, 17, of Garner, was charged with possession and concealing a weapon on Nov. 8.

David Lee Maust, 20, of Willow Springs, was charged with shoplifting from Wal-Mart on Nov. 8.

Jessica Leah Summers, 27, of Garner, was charged with fraud on Nov. 8.

Fred Blocker, 45, of Raleigh, was charged with larceny from Food Lion on Nov. 8.

Kedron Lamont Bynum, 29, of Durham, was charged with larceny from TJ Maxx on Nov. 8.

Police charged Ryan Corderias, 22, of Garner, for hit and run on Nov. 8.

Albert Lee Leach, 43, of Garner, was charged with larceny from Target on Nov. 9.

Teresa Yvonne Williams, 43, of Durham, was charged with larceny from TJ Maxx on Nov. 9.

Oscar Torres, 29, of Raleigh, was charged with larceny from Pep Boys on Nov. 9.

Marisol Sarmiento, 28, of Raleigh, was charged with larceny from Pep Boys on Nov. 9.

Thefts

A resident on Forest Drive reported the larceny of a checkbook on Oct. 30.

Police are continuing to investigate the larceny of miscellaneous bath products that occurred at CVS on Oct. 30. The loss was estimated at $70.

Two electric guitars, a microphone and a sound pedal were reportedly stolen from Capital Church on Oct. 31. The equipment was valued at $7,150. The case is under further investigation.

Residents on Nellane Drive reported a burglary that occurred on Nov. 1. House and vehicle keys were reported missing. The case is under further investigation.

Three twenty-dollar counterfeit bills were reportedly passed at Garner Ale House on Nov. 2.

Police are continuing to investigate a burglary that occurred at a residence on Bagwell Street on Nov. 2. A game console, valued at $500, was stolen but later was recovered.

A weed eater, leaf blower and lawn mower were reported stolen during a burglary that occurred at the Masonic Lodge on Nov. 4.

A burglary was reported at a residence on Randell Road on Nov. 4. Reports did not indicate what, if anything, was stolen during the crime.

The owner of a 1993 Toyota reported the theft of a journal, valued at $40, while the vehicle was parked at the Wake County Library on Nov. 4.

A GPS unit was reported stolen from a 2001 Honda parked at Applebee's on Nov. 5.

Police are continuing to investigate a burglary that occurred at Roffler Hair Center On Nov. 6. The suspect allegedly forced their way into the business through a rear window causing $400 in damages and stole $5 in loose change. The case is under further investigation.

Police are continuing their investigation of a larceny that occurred at Outback Steakhouse on Nov. 8. Management reported that $1,135 in currency and a DVD recorder was stolen.

Fraud was reported at Kroger on Nov. 9. The case is under further investigation.

Police are continuing to investigate a burglary at Concrete Saw Solutions that was reported on Nov. 9. The suspect forced entrance through a front door and stole a cash box, fax machine, printer and a radio/CD player.

The larceny of a Stihl chainsaw was reported at a residence on Southerlund Road on Nov. 9. The case is under further investigation.

The larceny of a key chain with keys was reported by a resident on Choyce Street on Nov. 10. The keys were later recovered.

Management at Grocery Boy Jr. reported a burglary on Nov. 11. The suspect forced their way into the building through a rear door and stole a cash register and loose change. The case is under further investigation.

Other crimes

Police are continuing to investigate a reported assault that occurred in the parking lot area at Rand Road Elementary School on Oct. 30.

A sunroom window was damaged during an act of vandalism at a residence on Olinda Court on Oct. 31. Damages totaled $500.

An investigation of an assault that occurred on Nov. 3 at a residence on Tiffany Circle is ongoing.

Tires on a Mitsubishi were the target of vandalism on Nov. 7 while the vehicle was parked at a residence on Aversboro Road. Estimate damage was $500.

Police are continuing to investigate an assault that was reported at Forest Hills Apartments on Nov. 8.

Numerous drivers reported hit and run damage to their vehicles during the week.