A Willard man was arrested early Sunday after Aberdeen officers responded to a reported domestic assault at a home near Woodgreen Drive and Bradford Drive.
Officers arrived shortly after midnight on November 23 and reportedly heard a loud disturbance coming from inside the residence. Police identified an adult woman and Kaquan King-Brice, 31, inside the home.
“Upon arrival, officers heard a loud commotion coming from within the home,” reports the Aberdeen Police Department. “They identified an adult female and King-Brice inside the residence. Upon further investigation, officers located obvious signs of a physical struggle and were able to review video surveillance. They spoke with all involved parties and were able to confirm that King-Brice was the aggressor.”
Officers also determined the woman’s door had been damaged and that King-Brice had allegedly entered the residence unlawfully.
During the investigation, King-Brice reportedly gave officers consent to look inside his backpack, where suspected marijuana and marijuana paraphernalia were found in plain view, according to police.
Warrants were issued charging King-Brice with felony breaking and entering to terrorize or injure, misdemeanor crime of domestic violence, misdemeanor assault on a female, injury to personal property, simple possession of marijuana, and possession of marijuana paraphernalia.
He was taken into custody and appeared before a Moore County magistrate, who ordered he be held without bond.
All suspects and persons charged with a crime are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
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Via the Aberdeen Police Department.
