Guilford County's Most Wanted
Jonathan Pierce, 28, is wanted by Greensboro police on charges of possession with intent to sell or deliver cocaine.
On June 14, officers searched 1116 Vance St. and a green Ford Expedition in the driveway. The driver was identified as Pierce. The female passenger had 7 grams of cocaine. Both occupants acknowledged possessing the drug.
Pierce is black, 6 foot 4 inches tall and 350 pounds with black hair, brown eyes and scars on both arms. His last known address is 2005 Stamey St. in Greensboro.
Christopher Riley, 27, is wanted by the Guilford County Sheriff’s Office on charges of obtaining property by false pretense, breaking and entering, and larceny.
Deputies say Riley was involved in three residential break-ins this summer in Greensboro and McLeansville. He is accused of stealing television sets and jewelry to later pawn them at Cash America.
He is black, 6 feet tall and 150 pounds with black hair, brown eyes and a tattoo on the right side of his neck.
Accompanying Photos
Photo Caption: Jonathan Pierce (left) and Christopher Riley
On the lookout
Search names for active warrants through the Greensboro Police 2 Citizen Web site at http://p2c.greens-boronc.gov/.
Police advise anyone who knows the whereabouts of a suspect to notify law enforcement but not to try to apprehend the suspect. If you have information, call Guilford Metro 911 at 373-2222 or Crime Stoppers at 373-1000. Crime Stoppers offers cash rewards for information leading to the arrest of wanted individuals. Callers may remain anonymous.
By the numbers
Since the debut of “Guilford county’s Most Wanted” in feb. ’08: As of Oct. 2, 122 suspects had been apprehended, found or turned themselves in. The first Monday of each month, Crime Stoppers offers its latest statistics. For September 2009:
- Calls: 76
- Arrests: 85
- Cases solved: 28
- Recovery: $12,262
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