Word On The Curb… a mother and her son, along with another individual, found themselves in hot water at a Fayetteville high school graduation shindig. Picture this: loaded handguns discovered in the mix! The whole shebang went down at the Crown Complex post-Alger B. Wilkins High School’s cap-tossing extravaganza.
The Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office swooped in around 9 am on a Tuesday in response to a ruckus at the parking lot. Upon arrival, they found not one but two loaded handguns, leading to the arrest of three individuals. Among the trio were 20-year-old Elijah Kejuan Council, his dear ol’ mom, 42-year-old Evetta Council, and a third character, 44-year-old Kasiem Randall.
Elijah got slapped with a disorderly conduct charge, while his mama, Latoya, faced the music for disorderly conduct and toting a weapon on school grounds. The dynamic duo managed to wiggle out on bond, but the third musketeer, Kasiem, wasn’t as lucky.
He got hit with a laundry list of charges, including weapon possession on school property, roughing up a law enforcement officer, and giving the cold shoulder to a public officer.Â
