RFP Staff
♦ “Any woman who breaks into my house is open-season.” Romeo Void
Stephanie Luann Fisher, 31, of the 600 block of Roseman Road in Rowan County, was arrested at 5830 Bertie Avenue for an alleged burglary Wednesday in Rowan after youngsters alerted neighbors. Rowan Sheriff Office Deputies were quickly dispatched to the scene. The caller told them a lone blond woman in dark shorts and brandishing a crowbar was breaking into the house’s side window.
The first deputy on the scene was alerted by youngsters that the lady they were looking for was around back. The deputy headed around the side where he noted a window was shattered. Moments later he came face-to-face with Fisher who was leaving the house with a bag. Her wrists bled from cuts. Fisher asked: “Am I going to jail?”
Fisher hastily explained to the deputy that the fellow who lived there had her DVD player and cellphone. The deputy was curious about why she would break into the house instead of just calling the man. Fisher explained that all her calls went unanswered.
An inspection of Fisher’s bag revealed plastic gloves and a crowbar. Needless to say Fisher’s story leaked badly in the light of mounting evidence and later phone contact with the property owner.
Fisher was arrested and charged with breaking and entering a building (felony), injury to real property (misdemeanor), 2nd degree trespass (misdemeanor), and possession of burglary tools (misdemeanor).
Under a $5,000 secured bond, Fisher was held in the Rowan County Detention Center prior to her release.
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