Multiple charges were filed after deputies investigated a shots fired call on Godwin Trail Saturday.
The sheriff’s office reported that deputies went to 110 Godwin Trail around 5 p.m. after a report of shots being fired in the area. A large crowd was in the area at the time, and deputies heard someone fire a shot from a residence as they arrived.
Deputies reported that a man pointed a shotgun at a neighbor but dropped the weapon when ordered to do so by deputies. A woman then grabbed the weapon, a Remington 870 shotgun, and fired one round into the air. The male suspect then grabbed the gun again, but put it down when instructed by deputies.
Prior to the deputes’ arrival the report said, another male suspect had pointed a firearm at neighbors and juveniles, the report said. He ran when he was approached, but was detained. Two others tried to prevent the third suspect’s arrest, and they were taken into custody.
William Gause, 55, and Felicia Gause, 50, both of 110 Godwin Trail, Chadbourn, were charged with going armed to the terror of the public, and resisting an officer. Felicia Gause was held under $25,000 secured bond, and William Gause saw his bond set at $10,000.
Moesha Gause, 28, was charged with resisting an officer and second degree trespassing. Her bond was set at $50,000. Her address was listed as 44 Larry Dr., Chadbourn.
Nathan Frank Lawson, 37, of 2480 Williams Rd., Clarendon, was held under $200,000 secured bond on a single charge of resisting an officer. Nasire Leon Wilson, 19, of 297 Freemont Rd., Longs, S.C. was also charged with resisting, and held without bond.
