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12/11/2025

‼️BREAKING NEWS
AFTER 22 YEARS TRAVIS LYNCH’S VEHICLE HAS BEEN LOCATED SUBMERGED IN A CREEK

The vehicle was found in a creek in Middles*x submerged.

At this time this is an active investigation

If you have any information please speak up

More will be released tomorrow by NCSO

12/10/2025

Family Dollar Sharpsburg. Law Enforcement presence after a traffic stop

12/10/2025

Woman Arrested last night in Rocky Mount After nearly hitting two cars head on

Monica Solis was arrested after trying to get on 64 the wrong way at the 468 exit, almost hitting two cars head on.

A citizen saw the incident and then was able to find the vehicle at the movie theater where Solis was passed out. The citizen took her keys and called law enforcement

She was arrested by RMPD and later released.

Charged with Driving While Impaired and has a 30 day revocation on her license.

Please don’t drink and drive.
You put yourself and others at risk.

12/10/2025

Just in case: Crime has no boundaries

12/10/2025

I got over 80,000 reactions on my posts last week! Thanks everyone for following along! 🎉💙

12/10/2025

RALEIGH NURSE ARRESTED AND LICENSE SUSPENDED FOLLOWING SEXUAL ASSAULT ALLEGATIONS AT REX HOSPITAL

Raleigh, N.C. — A Raleigh nurse has been arrested and his license summarily suspended after two patients reported s*xual assault incidents that allegedly occurred at Rex Hospital in November, according to the Raleigh Police Department and the North Carolina Board of Nursing.

On November 21, 2025, around 11:39 a.m., Raleigh Police officers responded to 4420 Lake Boone Trail (Rex Hospital) after a patient reported being s*xually assaulted by a nurse while coming under the effects of sedatives. During their investigation, detectives identified a second victim with similar allegations.

Police consulted with the Wake County District Attorney’s Office and subsequently secured multiple felony warrants for Brayan Alvarez-Ortiz, a registered nurse licensed in North Carolina. With assistance from the Guilford County Sheriff’s Office, members of Raleigh Police Department’s Fugitive Unit took Alvarez-Ortiz into custody. He was processed on the following charges:
• S*xual Contact Under Context of Medical Treatment (4 counts)
• Second-Degree Forcible S*x Offense
• First-Degree Kidnapping (4 counts)
• S*xual Battery (4 counts)

As the criminal investigation unfolded, the North Carolina Board of Nursing initiated its own review. According to a certified Order for Summary Suspension issued November 26, 2025, the Board determined that emergency action was required to protect public health, safety, and welfare.

The Board’s findings state that:
1. Alvarez-Ortiz held a valid Registered Nurse license set to expire May 31, 2026.
2. A complaint received from Rex Hospital detailed the initial patient’s report involving inappropriate s*xual touching after the removal of a catheter.
3. After that complaint, a second patient reported similar conduct, prompting further investigation.

Based on these findings, the Board ordered Alvarez-Ortiz’s nursing license to be immediately and summarily suspended pending a full hearing, scheduled for January 28, 2026. The Board also noted that all disciplinary actions will be reported to national and federal regulatory entities, including NURSYS and the National Practitioner Data Bank.

The Raleigh Police Department reports that the case remains active, and detectives are working to determine whether additional victims may exist.

Anyone with information is urged to contact the Raleigh Police Department.

12/10/2025

‼️ BREAKING: REX NURSE IN RALEIGH ARRESTED AFTER KIDNAPING AND SEXUALLY ASSAULTING PATIENTS

BRAYAN ALVEREZ ORTIZ was arrested today and charged with 13 charges including kidnapping, forcible s*x offenses, s*x offense with patient.

2 VICTIMS have come forward

Working to gather all details and total charges and will update shortly

If you have been a victim please reach out to Raleigh PD

He is awaiting bond

UPDATE: RALEIGH NURSE ARRESTED AND LICENSE SUSPENDED FOLLOWING SEXUAL ASSAULT ALLEGATIONS AT REX HOSPITAL

Raleigh, N.C. — A Raleigh nurse has been arrested and his license summarily suspended after two patients reported s*xual assault incidents that allegedly occurred at Rex Hospital in November, according to the Raleigh Police Department and the North Carolina Board of Nursing.

On November 21, 2025, around 11:39 a.m., Raleigh Police officers responded to 4420 Lake Boone Trail (Rex Hospital) after a patient reported being s*xually assaulted by a nurse while coming under the effects of sedatives. During their investigation, detectives identified a second victim with similar allegations.

Police consulted with the Wake County District Attorney’s Office and subsequently secured multiple felony warrants for Brayan Alvarez-Ortiz, a registered nurse licensed in North Carolina. With assistance from the Guilford County Sheriff’s Office, members of Raleigh Police Department’s Fugitive Unit took Alvarez-Ortiz into custody. He was processed on the following charges:
• S*xual Contact Under Context of Medical Treatment (4 counts)
• Second-Degree Forcible S*x Offense
• First-Degree Kidnapping (4 counts)
• S*xual Battery (4 counts)

As the criminal investigation unfolded, the North Carolina Board of Nursing initiated its own review. According to a certified Order for Summary Suspension issued November 26, 2025, the Board determined that emergency action was required to protect public health, safety, and welfare.

The Board’s findings state that:
1. Alvarez-Ortiz held a valid Registered Nurse license set to expire May 31, 2026.
2. A complaint received from Rex Hospital detailed the initial patient’s report involving inappropriate s*xual touching after the removal of a catheter.
3. After that complaint, a second patient reported similar conduct, prompting further investigation.

Based on these findings, the Board ordered Alvarez-Ortiz’s nursing license to be immediately and summarily suspended pending a full hearing, scheduled for January 28, 2026. The Board also noted that all disciplinary actions will be reported to national and federal regulatory entities, including NURSYS and the National Practitioner Data Bank.

The Raleigh Police Department reports that the case remains active, and detectives are working to determine whether additional victims may exist.

Anyone with information is urged to contact the Raleigh Police Department.

12/10/2025

THIRD PERSON ALSO ARRESTED IN BELK COLOGNE THEFT

ROCKY MOUNT TRIO CHARGED WITH FELONY LARCENY IN DESIGNER FRAGRANCE THEFT

A man and two women from Rocky Mount are facing felony larceny charges after police say they stole high-value designer fragrances from a local Belk department store.

According to magistrate’s orders issued in Nash County, Laquisha Devyne Avent, Kiante Hobbs-Oxendine and Turkise Maurice Petway, all habitual larceny offenders, are each charged with Felony Larceny

Investigators allege the trio unlawfully took “various brand designer perfumes” including Prada, Versace, and Dolce & Gabbana valued at approximately $1,100.

The alleged theft occurred on December 9, 2025

Court records indicate that all three have been previously charged in Nash County, identifying them as repeat offenders within the local court system.

Awaiting Bond

12/10/2025

12/10/2025

*****PRESS RELEASE*****

Updated Release: Homicide Investigation

Members of the Oxford Police Department, with assistance from the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation (SBI), executed a search warrant at 1006 Raleigh Road in connection with an active homicide investigation. During the ex*****on of the warrant, Tevin Norwood, age 33, was taken into custody for his involvement in the November 30, 2025, murder of Toshawnka Wyche. Tevin Norwood was charged with First Degree Murder and held at the Granville County Jail without bond.
This investigation remains ongoing, and additional arrests and charges are expected.
The Oxford Police Department extends its gratitude to the citizens of Oxford for their continued support, both in assisting with this investigation and in offering comfort to Mr. Wyche’s family during this difficult time.