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Albemarle Police make arrest after attempted murder

Bryan S. Thomas, 38, was taken to the Stanly County Jail and received a $500,000 secured bond.
Credit: Albemarle Police Department

ALBEMARLE, N.C. — The Albemarle Police Department has made an arrest for attempted murder after a shooting that happened on Sunday. 

According to police, their officers responded to S Morrow Ave. and E Main St. and found the victim sitting in a vehicle at the stop sign on S Morrow Ave. Police report the victim had a gunshot wound to his head. Stanly County EMS arrived on the scene and transported the victim to Atrium Health- Stanly. The victim is in critical condition at this time.

Upon investigation, detectives were able to issue warrants for the arrest of 38-year-old Bryan S. Thomas for attempted first-degree murder. According to police, Thomas was considered armed and dangerous. 

On Dec. 22, Albemarle Police apprehended Thomas and arrested him for the outstanding warrant of attempted first-degree murder. He has been taken to the Stanly County Jail and received a $500,000 secured bond. 

His first scheduled court appearance is Dec. 23 at 9 a.m. 

If anyone has any information about the incident, you are asked to call the Albemarle Police Department at (704)984-9500 or you can leave an anonymous tip on our Tipline at (704)984-9511.

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