A Wednesday report said two Chadbourn residents were jailed without bond in connection with an alleged assault and robbery involving a woman who was dating one of them.
In its Wednesday report, Columbus County News identified the residents as Kinna Monique Campbell, 26, and Bontreal Campbell, 32, both of 507 W. Holland St. Reporter Jefferson Weaver reported that Chadbourn Police Chief Ken Elliot said the Campbells are related.
The report said warrants allege that the pair assaulted Shauna Mitchell, held a handgun on her and took an unknown amount of cash. Mitchell was dating Bontreal Campbell, who is also alleged to have assaulted her.
The reported charges differ: Kinna Monique Campbell was charged with robbery with a dangerous weapon. Bontreal Campbell was charged with domestic violence, two counts of assault on a pregnant woman, armed robbery and assault on a disabled person.
The allegations and charges described in the report are not court findings. It said both Campbells had been booked with no bond set.
Legal context and local support
North Carolina law classifies robbery with firearms or other dangerous weapons as a Class D felony, according to the North Carolina General Assembly. That classification describes the offense and is not a finding about the Campbells; it does not, by itself, explain the reported decision to set no bond. For people seeking domestic-violence support in Columbus County, the Columbus County Community Resource Guide lists Families First Inc. in Whiteville at (910) 642-5996 and a confidential crisis line at (910) 641-0444.
