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MAXTON — A Maxton woman has been arrested and charged with breaking in a home on Thursday, according to the Robeson County Sheriff’s Office.

Megan Brooke Locklear, 23, of 619 Old Landing Road, is charged with felony breaking and entering and larceny in the break-in of a home belonging to Maybell Elk on Old Landing Road. Locklear is out of jail on a $5,000 secured bond.

Neighbors heard glass breaking and saw Locklear run out of the home’s front door, according to sheriff’s Maj. Howard Branch. Deputies responded to an alarm and later found Locklear and a $2,000 watch belonging to Elk, Branch said.

Elk reported $300 damage to her home.

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BBBD
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June 10, 2012
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crazystuff
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June 09, 2012
What goes around comes around! This girl has got away with stealing before and her mother even took up for her. This girl was a real thief in high school and a problem maker but she was not held accountable in the home. Maybe now she can be held accountable through the courts. The parents are partly to blame because they did not raise her with consequences for her early years of theft and deliquent behavior.
ReedyQLewis
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June 09, 2012
now you know after they slap her on the wrist and let her go cause she didn't have good parenting, they probably gonna catch her running from your house!

They shouldn't lock that youngin up. She had to have a good reason, and look how pitiful she look in the picture. I mean, why lock her up when she just gonna get out and do it again, right? that's just burning up extra gas riding her back and forth like that.
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