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RED SPRINGS — A Red Springs man has been arrested and charged with breaking into and taking items from a storage building, according to the Robeson County Sheriff’s Office.

Bobby Dean Locklear, 34, of 116 Charlotte Road in Red Springs, is charged with conspiracy to break and enter, breaking and entering, and larceny in the theft of construction equipment from a storage building belonging to Trent Locklear, of N.C. 710.

Locklear broke the lock on the building at 381 Clifford Road and took a $200 impact wrench, a $1,000 electric welder, a $1,000 generator, 20 electric drills valued at $1,500, welding equipment valued at $250 and copper valued at $1,000, according to the report.

Locklear is being held at the Robeson County jail under a $5,000 secured bond.

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Why was there no way he was driving that fast? If you we're there, you saw where the car hit a fence and slid into the building. 35 mph wouldn't have done that. Pat was many things, but a saint wasn't one of them. If he was concerned about his kids or family, he should have been home with them. Not out drinking and driving. You tell us to keep our opinions to ourselves if they don't match yours, why? People can't disagree with you publicly? That's what's wrong here, no one wants to hear the truth, just stick their heads in the sand and pretend everything is fine. Lets call a spade a spade and move on.
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June 20, 2013
Amen brother. He was a victim just as the business owner was. The difference was that Pat made a choice and business owner has to live with that choice.you can see by the pictures it was a devastating accident, but one that could have been prevented. My condolences go out to the family that lost a loved one., just as they go to the business owner that has lost his livelyhood. Does he have insurance? Who knows. Did Pat have insurance? Again, who knows. But to call out the man for just telling his story is uncalled for. It just shows the mentality of some of the "fine" residents of this county that will never accept any responsibility for their own or a family members actions. And until we do, this county will continue to be the butt of many a joke around this state. Just my thoughts...
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If I was a commissioner I would go find a canal bank, lay back, kick one back and smoke some hay. Then not one person in this county could say I was doing something wrong.
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Why was there no way he was driving that fast? If you we're there, you saw where the car hit a fence and slid into the building. 35 mph wouldn't have done that. Pat was many things, but a saint wasn't one of them. If he was concerned about his kids or family, he should have been home with them. Not out drinking and driving. You tell us to keep our opinions to ourselves if they don't match yours, why? People can't disagree with you publicly? That's what's wrong here, no one wants to hear the truth, just stick their heads in the sand and pretend everything is fine. Lets call a spade a spade and move on.
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Amen brother. He was a victim just as the business owner was. The difference was that Pat made a choice and business owner has to live with that choice.you can see by the pictures it was a devastating accident, but one that could have been prevented. My condolences go out to the family that lost a loved one., just as they go to the business owner that has lost his livelyhood. Does he have insurance? Who knows. Did Pat have insurance? Again, who knows. But to call out the man for just telling his story is uncalled for. It just shows the mentality of some of the "fine" residents of this county that will never accept any responsibility for their own or a family members actions. And until we do, this county will continue to be the butt of many a joke around this state. Just my thoughts...
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June 19, 2013
If I was a commissioner I would go find a canal bank, lay back, kick one back and smoke some hay. Then not one person in this county could say I was doing something wrong.
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UNCP assistant coach Ben Thompson talks to campers before individual shooting workouts begin Wednesday at UNCP's basketball camp. | Brad Crawford, The Robesonian
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Why was there no way he was driving that fast? If you we're there, you saw where the car hit a fence and slid into the building. 35 mph wouldn't have done that. Pat was many things, but a saint wasn't one of them. If he was concerned about his kids or family, he should have been home with them. Not out drinking and driving. You tell us to keep our opinions to ourselves if they don't match yours, why? People can't disagree with you publicly? That's what's wrong here, no one wants to hear the truth, just stick their heads in the sand and pretend everything is fine. Lets call a spade a spade and move on.
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Amen brother. He was a victim just as the business owner was. The difference was that Pat made a choice and business owner has to live with that choice.you can see by the pictures it was a devastating accident, but one that could have been prevented. My condolences go out to the family that lost a loved one., just as they go to the business owner that has lost his livelyhood. Does he have insurance? Who knows. Did Pat have insurance? Again, who knows. But to call out the man for just telling his story is uncalled for. It just shows the mentality of some of the "fine" residents of this county that will never accept any responsibility for their own or a family members actions. And until we do, this county will continue to be the butt of many a joke around this state. Just my thoughts...
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If I was a commissioner I would go find a canal bank, lay back, kick one back and smoke some hay. Then not one person in this county could say I was doing something wrong.
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Why was there no way he was driving that fast? If you we're there, you saw where the car hit a fence and slid into the building. 35 mph wouldn't have done that. Pat was many things, but a saint wasn't one of them. If he was concerned about his kids or family, he should have been home with them. Not out drinking and driving. You tell us to keep our opinions to ourselves if they don't match yours, why? People can't disagree with you publicly? That's what's wrong here, no one wants to hear the truth, just stick their heads in the sand and pretend everything is fine. Lets call a spade a spade and move on.
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Amen brother. He was a victim just as the business owner was. The difference was that Pat made a choice and business owner has to live with that choice.you can see by the pictures it was a devastating accident, but one that could have been prevented. My condolences go out to the family that lost a loved one., just as they go to the business owner that has lost his livelyhood. Does he have insurance? Who knows. Did Pat have insurance? Again, who knows. But to call out the man for just telling his story is uncalled for. It just shows the mentality of some of the "fine" residents of this county that will never accept any responsibility for their own or a family members actions. And until we do, this county will continue to be the butt of many a joke around this state. Just my thoughts...
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If I was a commissioner I would go find a canal bank, lay back, kick one back and smoke some hay. Then not one person in this county could say I was doing something wrong.
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UNCP assistant coach Ben Thompson talks to campers before individual shooting workouts begin Wednesday at UNCP's basketball camp. | Brad Crawford, The Robesonian
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Why was there no way he was driving that fast? If you we're there, you saw where the car hit a fence and slid into the building. 35 mph wouldn't have done that. Pat was many things, but a saint wasn't one of them. If he was concerned about his kids or family, he should have been home with them. Not out drinking and driving. You tell us to keep our opinions to ourselves if they don't match yours, why? People can't disagree with you publicly? That's what's wrong here, no one wants to hear the truth, just stick their heads in the sand and pretend everything is fine. Lets call a spade a spade and move on.
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Amen brother. He was a victim just as the business owner was. The difference was that Pat made a choice and business owner has to live with that choice.you can see by the pictures it was a devastating accident, but one that could have been prevented. My condolences go out to the family that lost a loved one., just as they go to the business owner that has lost his livelyhood. Does he have insurance? Who knows. Did Pat have insurance? Again, who knows. But to call out the man for just telling his story is uncalled for. It just shows the mentality of some of the "fine" residents of this county that will never accept any responsibility for their own or a family members actions. And until we do, this county will continue to be the butt of many a joke around this state. Just my thoughts...
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If I was a commissioner I would go find a canal bank, lay back, kick one back and smoke some hay. Then not one person in this county could say I was doing something wrong.
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UNCP assistant coach Ben Thompson talks to campers before individual shooting workouts begin Wednesday at UNCP's basketball camp. | Brad Crawford, The Robesonian
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Adam Norman, 11, was the only camper to make a shot while being guarded by UNCP head coach Ben Miller on Wednesday. He did so with a step-back 3. | Brad Crawford, The Robesonian
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Why was there no way he was driving that fast? If you we're there, you saw where the car hit a fence and slid into the building. 35 mph wouldn't have done that. Pat was many things, but a saint wasn't one of them. If he was concerned about his kids or family, he should have been home with them. Not out drinking and driving. You tell us to keep our opinions to ourselves if they don't match yours, why? People can't disagree with you publicly? That's what's wrong here, no one wants to hear the truth, just stick their heads in the sand and pretend everything is fine. Lets call a spade a spade and move on.
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Amen brother. He was a victim just as the business owner was. The difference was that Pat made a choice and business owner has to live with that choice.you can see by the pictures it was a devastating accident, but one that could have been prevented. My condolences go out to the family that lost a loved one., just as they go to the business owner that has lost his livelyhood. Does he have insurance? Who knows. Did Pat have insurance? Again, who knows. But to call out the man for just telling his story is uncalled for. It just shows the mentality of some of the "fine" residents of this county that will never accept any responsibility for their own or a family members actions. And until we do, this county will continue to be the butt of many a joke around this state. Just my thoughts...
smokey joe
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June 19, 2013
If I was a commissioner I would go find a canal bank, lay back, kick one back and smoke some hay. Then not one person in this county could say I was doing something wrong.
Reply
UNCP assistant coach Ben Thompson talks to campers before individual shooting workouts begin Wednesday at UNCP's basketball camp. | Brad Crawford, The Robesonian
UNCP assistant coach Ben Thompson talks to campers before individual shooting workouts begin Wednesday at UNCP's basketball camp. | Brad Crawford, The Robesonian
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Adam Norman, 11, was the only camper to make a shot while being guarded by UNCP head coach Ben Miller on Wednesday. He did so with a step-back 3. | Brad Crawford, The Robesonian
Adam Norman, 11, was the only camper to make a shot while being guarded by UNCP head coach Ben Miller on Wednesday. He did so with a step-back 3. | Brad Crawford, The Robesonian
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Why was there no way he was driving that fast? If you we're there, you saw where the car hit a fence and slid into the building. 35 mph wouldn't have done that. Pat was many things, but a saint wasn't one of them. If he was concerned about his kids or family, he should have been home with them. Not out drinking and driving. You tell us to keep our opinions to ourselves if they don't match yours, why? People can't disagree with you publicly? That's what's wrong here, no one wants to hear the truth, just stick their heads in the sand and pretend everything is fine. Lets call a spade a spade and move on.
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Amen brother. He was a victim just as the business owner was. The difference was that Pat made a choice and business owner has to live with that choice.you can see by the pictures it was a devastating accident, but one that could have been prevented. My condolences go out to the family that lost a loved one., just as they go to the business owner that has lost his livelyhood. Does he have insurance? Who knows. Did Pat have insurance? Again, who knows. But to call out the man for just telling his story is uncalled for. It just shows the mentality of some of the "fine" residents of this county that will never accept any responsibility for their own or a family members actions. And until we do, this county will continue to be the butt of many a joke around this state. Just my thoughts...
smokey joe
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June 19, 2013
If I was a commissioner I would go find a canal bank, lay back, kick one back and smoke some hay. Then not one person in this county could say I was doing something wrong.
Reply
UNCP assistant coach Ben Thompson talks to campers before individual shooting workouts begin Wednesday at UNCP's basketball camp. | Brad Crawford, The Robesonian
UNCP assistant coach Ben Thompson talks to campers before individual shooting workouts begin Wednesday at UNCP's basketball camp. | Brad Crawford, The Robesonian
slideshow
Adam Norman, 11, was the only camper to make a shot while being guarded by UNCP head coach Ben Miller on Wednesday. He did so with a step-back 3. | Brad Crawford, The Robesonian
Adam Norman, 11, was the only camper to make a shot while being guarded by UNCP head coach Ben Miller on Wednesday. He did so with a step-back 3. | Brad Crawford, The Robesonian
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