Accused Charlotte-area serial secret peeper bonds out of jail for third time
An accused serial secret peeper is out of jail again after his third arrest for recording women as they undressed.Β
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Kaci co-anchors WCCB News @ Six and News @ Ten on the weekends and reports during the week.
She might tell you a joke but she wonβt tell you a lie. This Florida A&M graduate has lived and worked in several cities and states but Charlotte, NC is her absolute favorite.
As a child growing up in Richmond, VA, Kaci picked journalism as a career and she’s been locked in ever since. She enjoys telling stories that focus on solutions and holding people in power accountable to the people they serve.
Kaci believes everyone has a voice and a story and it’s her job to find it and tell it. When she’s not working her dream job, she is somewhere with her rescue dog Panda, or playing tennis.
She has a not-so-hidden talent for performing karaoke. Kaci loves cooking and trying new restaurants. She also enjoys traveling and learning about other cultures. She is grateful for the opportunity to serve the people of this community and she loves hosting events.
She hopes you will reach out to her if she can help you or anyone you know.
An accused serial secret peeper is out of jail again after his third arrest for recording women as they undressed.Β
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police have arrested a man accused of recording hundreds of videos using a hidden camera.
Mecklenburg County has a reached a tentative agreement with Discovery Place that would allow the Charlotte Museum of Nature to open thanks to secret donors.
North and South Carolina flipped Senate seats from red to blue. Democrat Roy Cooper defeated Republican Michael Whatley. Democrat Annie Andrews beat Republican Darline Graham.
When it comes to towing in Charlotte, some drivers say it's the Wild Wild West. City and state officials are working to write policies that can better protect drivers from predatory towing and booting.
Riders on the CATS Blue Line will see new fare ambassadors on the trains and platforms wearing with blue shirts, yellow hats, and body cameras. The goal is to get more riders to pay for tickets to ride the train.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department Chief Estella Patterson says the public may never see the racist text messages that resulted in disciplinary action for seven officers.Β
Itβs been 10 days since North Carolina suspended its gas tax and the Attorney General's office has received more than 600 fuel check complaints.
A packed room of more than 100 community members and airport workers discussed how to make the airport lease benefit everyone at a town hall meeting Tuesday evening. Action NC and 32BJ SEIU hosted a panel discussion featuring several industry experts, labor advocates, and organizers to discuss the implications of the new lease.
An unlicensed teen driver is accused in a deadly hit and run crash that killed a little girl who had just got off the school bus.
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