Goldsboro, Rosewood teens charged in Rosewood break-ins

A Goldsboro teenager has been charged in relation to two breaking and entering incidents in the Rosewood community.

According to a statement released by the Wayne County Sheriff’s Department on April 18, Jacob Everette Carr, 17, of 109 Oak Knoll Drive, Goldsboro, has been arrested and charged with two counts of breaking and entering, and two counts felony larceny, and held under $100,000 bond. The Sheriff’s office identified Carr as being involved in two Rosewood break-ins, one in February, the other April 7. Both incidents involved the theft of firearms.

Investigation is continuing and arrests are pending.

A 17-year old and an 18-year old, both Rosewood residents, were charged by Wayne County Sheriff’s deputies Monday in connection with separate break ins in the Rosewood Community Monday.

Kelby John Worley, 18, of Westview Meadows Dr., faces charges of breaking and entering and felony larceny after an April 7 break in. He was held in lieu of $5,000 bond.

Mack McCuiston Carter III, 17, of Westover Rd., also faces charges of breaking and entering and felony larceny in connection with a Feb. 6 break in. He was also held in lieu of $5,000 bond.

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