Cedric Neal
On Saturday, September 06, 2014, members of the Henderson Police Department Operations Division arrested Cedric “730” Neal. Neal, 28, 212 Charles Street, Henderson was charged by way of a criminal complaint with the following offenses: Conspiracy to distribute, and possession with the intent to distribute a quantity of heroin.
Neal was placed in the Vance County Jail without privilege of bond pending transfer of custody to the United States Marshall Service. Neal will have an initial appearance in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina Monday, September 8, 2014.
This is another of a series of arrests resulting from an ongoing investigation into heroin and firearm trafficking in the Henderson area. The investigation is being conducted by the Henderson Police Department and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. Additional arrests are forthcoming.
Great job Henderson Police Department!! Unfortunately, you have PLENTY more to grab and nab. Keep up the good work.
Must not be any white criminals in Henderson!!!!! Point proven again……..stay tuned til next AA male gets arrested!!
AA: “black people”.
All of you putting down black people. all you post are black people arrested. you all prejudiced wait till our great sheriff gets the hpd to stop profiling young black men like in st louis
There is something familiar with Jack Johnson’s postings. How may recall a bigot named Ira Gershwin who frequently posted similar taunts? Familiar enough they read like the postings of Ira Gershwin. Mr. Gershwin has been silent for a couple years. Could it be that Mr. Gershwin’s access to the internet was, how should I say this and be politically correct, restricted due to State imposed prohibitions to the internet. Now free to express himself he uses a new moniker that of Jack Johnson. Could he have chosen Jack Johnson to pay homage to the late John Arthur ‘Jack’ Johnson a professional boxer back 100 years ago, whom like Ira had a troubled past?
Just a thought.
Jack Johnson, the former heavyweight boxing champion and member of the World Boxing Hall of Fame, had a connection to Henderson. On June 10, 1946, he passed through Henderson on US-1 and stopped outside Franklinton to eat. After being refused service, he angrily left and was involved in an automobile accident just outside Franklinton. He was transported by ambulance to Saint Agnes Hospital in Raleigh where he died that day. Numerous books have been written about Johnson and several movies and plays on Broadway are part of his lore.
Rumor has it that he had been dating a woman in Henderson, but I have never been able to confirm this.