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Left to right: Zoning Commissioner, James Kluttz; Admin Commissioner, Faye Love; Mayor, Kevin Barbee, Police Commissioner, James Griffin; Water/Sewer Commissioner, Jerry Williams; Parks/Street Commissioner, Larry Sides
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Tammy R. Hollar was taken into custody this morning by the Stanfield Police Department with the assistance of the Stanly County Sheriff's Office and the Oakboro Police Department. Tammy Hollar has been a fugitive since May 13th 2020 stemming from a search warrant that was executed at her residence in Stanfield resulting in numerous drug charges as well as child abuse.
Tammy Hollar was booked in to the Stanly County Jail on a $30,000 secured bond and faces the following Charges:
Possession with Intent to sell and deliver Amphetamine
Possession of Methamphetamine
Possession of Drug Paraphernalia
Maintain a Dwelling for Controlled Substances
Misdemeanor Child Abuse
Probation Violation
Great job by our neighbors at Union County Sheriff's Office! They helped clean up Stanfield. Criminals don't recognize city limits or county lines.
We have not had any incidents in Stanfield but it usually isn't far off when neighboring communities get hit. Please lock your vehicle doors and remove valuables from inside.There has been an increase in vehicle break-ins! Cabarrus County Sheriff's Office wants everyone to please be aware that the suspect(s) are stealing items from vehicles that are left unlocked. Remember to LOCK your vehicle, and TAKE out any/all items of importance and value. If you see any suspicious activity, please contact the Cabarrus County Sheriff’s Office at 704-920-3000.
We have received numerous messages/requests regarding the release of a statement concerning the death of George Floyd. Our Department's primary goal is the safety of people including those in our custody. We definitely don't condone murder, or assault. Here is our statement.
DRUG ARREST 05/24/2020
On 5/24/2020 at approximately 3:30 am while on patrol, a Stanfield Officer observed a suspicious vehicle in one of our neighborhoods. The officer made contact which resulted in an investigation that led to the discovery of methamphetamine and paraphernalia. Evidence indicates the methamphetamine was possessed with the intent to sale.
Kelsey Mayers was charged with:
PWIMSD Methamphetamine
Possession of drug paraphernalia
She was booked into the Stanly County Jail under a $5,000 secured bond
All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in court