WADESBORO, NC (August 27, 2025) — The Wadesboro Police Department has announced the arrest of Bradley Chambers (DOB: 11/23/1999) in connection with a Domestic Violence Protective Order (DVPO) violation and drug-related offenses.
Incident Details
On Wednesday, August 27, 2025, Wadesboro Police Officers Yarbrough and Tupper responded to a call regarding a reported DVPO violation. Upon arriving at the scene, the victim provided officers with the identity of the alleged offender, Bradley Chambers.
A short time later, Chambers was spotted walking in the vicinity of the incident location. Officers quickly detained him without incident.
Evidence Recovered
During a search incident to arrest, officers discovered a bag in Chambers’ possession containing approximately 1.12 ounces of marijuana. Based on the quantity and packaging, authorities determined there was intent to distribute.
Charges Filed
Chambers has been formally charged with:
- Violation of a Domestic Violence Protective Order
- Possession with Intent to Sell and Deliver Marijuana
Due to the serious nature of the DVPO violation, Chambers is being held without bond at the Anson County Jail pending his first court appearance.
Statement from Wadesboro Police Department
The Wadesboro Police Department emphasized its commitment to safeguarding victims of domestic violence and holding offenders accountable:
“Domestic violence is a serious crime that can have devastating impacts on victims and their families,” a department spokesperson said. “Our officers acted swiftly to ensure the victim’s safety and to remove a potentially dangerous individual from the community.”
Community Awareness
The department also used this incident as an opportunity to remind the public of the importance of reporting violations of protective orders immediately. Quick reporting often allows law enforcement to intervene before situations escalate further.
The investigation remains ongoing, and additional charges are possible as evidence is reviewed.
Anyone experiencing domestic violence is encouraged to contact local law enforcement or the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233).
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