By Shavonne Walker

shavonne.walker@salisburypost.com

One man was arrested this weekend after he was spotted with a gun on the campus of Livingstone College, which sent the campus into lockdown, according to college officials and Salisbury Police.

Salisbury Police charged 19-year-old Stanley Wade Bailey II of the 600 block of West Liberty Street with felony carrying a concealed weapon, misdemeanor weapon on a campus or educational property and misdemeanor resist, obstruct and delay an officer. The incident occurred sometime around 10 p.m. on Saturday.

Bailey was issued a $25,000 secured bond and has since been released from the Rowan County Detention Center.

According to Livingstone spokeswoman Kimberly Harrington they had an incident where three males entered the campus. Salisbury Police were called to assist campus security officers.

“A subject was arrested and a handgun was found,” Harrington said.

Harrington confirmed Bailey is not a student and the three males were not invited on campus. The college did go on lockdown afterward as a safety precaution, she said.

Salisbury Police Capt. Brian Stallings confirmed police were called in reference to someone with a weapon.

Stallings said the resisting charge came about because when the officer tried to pat Bailey down he had his hands in his pocket and pulled his arm away.

No other arrests were made during the incident.

In Rowan County Sheriff’s Office reports

• C& D Salvage Garage reported on Jan. 30 that someone stole catalytic converters from the business located at 645 Lentz Road, China Grove. Two people were arrested and connected to this theft.

• Salisbury Fire Appliance reported Jan. 30 that someone stole automobile accessories from the business located at 4809 S. Main St.

• A woman reported on Jan. 30 she was assaulted in the 100 block of Hightop Lane.

In Salisbury Police Department reports

• Police arrested on Saturday during a traffic stop in the 100 block of Wildwood Drive and Stokes Ferry Road where marijuana was found.

• United Parcel Service reported on Sunday a burglary occurred at 1301 Old Concord Road.

• A woman reported on Sunday someone stole her wallet while in Subway, 1804 W. Innes St.

• A man reported on Sunday someone walked onto his front porch and took a package that had just been delivered in the 2800 block of Byron Drive.

• Simone Beatrice Blackwell, 23, was charged on Jan. 31 with misdemeanor possession of a controlled substance schedule VI while in the 900 block of Bendix Drive.