Mecklenburg County logs 51 arrests for Oct 27, including domestic violence and theft charges

Mecklenburg County authorities recorded 51 arrests on October 27, 2026. The bookings include individuals charged with violent crimes, property theft, and traffic violations. The county’s daily log details the specific statutory charges for each person processed into the system.

Several individuals faced multiple counts. Olajuwan Fenton-Torrence was booked for assault by strangulation, common law robbery, assault on a pregnant woman, a misdemeanor domestic violence charge, and break-in. Julius Franklin faced charges for assault by strangulation, assault on a female, misdemeanor domestic violence, and carrying a concealed firearm. Albarito Hernandez was cited for operating a vehicle without insurance or a valid license, while Yulia Graud was booked for driving while impaired.

Property crimes appear frequently in the list. Crysten Fierro and Cobiyan Byers were both charged with felony larceny, though Byers also faced breaking and entering charges. Ja’Cere Collins was booked as a fugitive from another state, facing larceny of a motor vehicle, felony conspiracy, and contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile. Quierra Dickerson and Joslynn Davis faced charges related to obtaining property by false pretense and possession of stolen goods, respectively.

Domestic violence cases comprised a notable portion of the arrests. Anjal Carson was charged with violating a protective order, while Frank Caldwell and Quadarius Henderson were booked for assault on a female and misdemeanor domestic violence. Angela Fee faced common law robbery and communicating threats, and Sheba Jennings was charged with possession of a stolen motor vehicle and resisting a public officer.

Drug-related offenses included bookings for Willie Darcy, who was charged with selling Schedule II controlled substances and felony possession of cocaine. Durant Bynum appeared twice in the list, both times facing misdemeanor larceny, possession of drug paraphernalia, and possession of stolen goods. Timothy Burson was charged with indecent liberties with a child and statutory rape of a child under 15.

Other charges included second-degree trespass for Alison Foster and Brittany Hayes. Brittany Hayes also faced an expired inspection sticker and resisting a public officer. Cobiyan Byers and Albarito Hernandez were booked for multiple vehicle-related infractions. The list includes probation violations for Jeremiah Crawford and Maurice Caldwell, the latter also facing a driving while license revoked charge.