The body cam of Forsyth police Sgt. David Asbell shows Ayesha Hawkins of Henderson, N.C. resisting officers during a July 11, 2020 traffic stop. She was sentenced to 5 years in prison last week. (Video courtesy Monroe County District Attorney)
Body cam of then-Forsyth police officer Cody Maples during the arrest of Ayesha Hawkins on July 11, 2020. She was found guilty and sentenced to 5 years in prison last week. (Video courtesy MC District Attorney)
Forsyth police officer Jeremy Malone writes a warning citation to two men for being at Kynette Park, and then gets confronted by a sheriff's captain and city councilman. This video was edited to shorten the length of the parts with no dialogue. (Video/Forsyth Police Department)
Thirty-seven charged in massive drug sting dubbed "Operation Hell Froze Over", the Forsythia Festival had an Arctic start but a glorious Sunday, and Monroe Outdoors columnist Terry Johnson talks about the forsythia plant in this week's edition of the Monroe County Reporter.
Thirty-seven charged in massive drug sting dubbed "Operation Hell Froze Over", the Forsythia Festival had an Arctic start but a glorious Sunday, and Monroe Outdoors columnist Terry Johnson talks about the forsythia plant in this week's edition of the Monroe County Reporter.
In this week's Reporter's newscast: Monroe County broke the new-home record in 2021, two Monroe County 1980 Dawgs reflect on National Championship, and a Tyrone couple is lucky to be alive after stealing an 18-wheeler. All this and more...
In this week's Monroe County Reporter's newscast: TJ Bowden, brother of Deon, is in jail for the murder of a 17-year-old rival, Mary Persons band director is in jail on child sex charges, and there's a confused duck in Bolingbroke. These stories and more on WMCR-TV.
MC deputies corral "grab-n-go" suspects from Macon Walmart, the governor comes to town, and due to COVID fears, Santa will be leaving presents on rooftops this year. These stories and much more are in this week's broadcast of WMCR-TV.
WATCH THIS VIDEO: On this week's WMCR-TV broadcast, hunt is on for killer driver, a prison sentence for shooting at deputy and Monroe schools miss out on career academy grant. All this and much more on this week's broadcast...
Monroe County deputies fire upon Deon Bowden after he fired at them on May 16, 2020 in this video footage captured by the body camera worn by deputy Kevin Powell.
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