Six arrested in Corolla for larcenies, bonds set at $275K

By on November 13, 2023

(Currituck County Sheriff’s Department)

(Pictured in order from left to right) Christopher Barnhill, Micheal Stokes, Christopher Lewis, Micheal Mckee, Joshua Calhoun, Ashley Roberts.

On Thursday, Nov. 2, the Currituck County Sheriff’s Office began receiving reports concerning multiple break-ins at Ample Storage, located in Powells Point. A suspect vehicle, a U-Haul box truck, was identified on Nov. 3 by patrol deputies while working an unrelated break-in and larceny investigation. They canvassed the area and found evidence leading them to a house where they were able to locate a stolen motorcycle along with the U-Haul suspect vehicle at an Airbnb in Corolla.

Subsequent to executing a search warrant on the home where the U-Haul was located, investigators seized hundreds of items that are believed to be stolen. Six individuals were arrested and charged with crimes related to the larcenies.

  • Christopher Barnhill,38, of Chesapeake, VA — Bond $575,000.
  • Micheal Stokes, 37, of West Hartford, CT — Bond $275,000.
  • Christopher Lewis, 30, of Chesapeake, VA — Bond $275,000.
  • Micheal McKee, 35, of Chesapeake, VA — Bond $275,000.
  • Joshua Calhoun, 37, of Virginia Beach, VA — Bond$275,000.
  • Ashley Roberts, 34, of Virginia Beach, VA — Bond $275,000.

The Currituck County Sheriff’s Office requests that you contact the main office at 252-453-8204 if you have any property to claim or that you believe is stolen from Ample Storage, or if you have any additional information regarding any of the aforementioned names listed above.


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Comments

  • Just a mom

    Why?
    I don’t understand how anyone would think taking from others what they sold their time for … you sell minutes of your life in exchange for money… you steal from someone…you rob them of their life, time spent to purchase what they need or desire.
    Why would these people not just work? What is wrong with these people. No pride. I implore them to consider changing and becoming someone who values himself/herself.
    Don’t just let them out.
    They should be made to understand what it is to work hard then have it takin away. Then work some more.
    Then be free to try again to be a productive member of society.
    By their ages I don’t know that it’s possible. But one can hope.

    Monday, Nov 13 @ 7:41 pm
  • WBN

    Good job Currituck County Sheriff Dept.

    Tuesday, Nov 14 @ 7:07 am
  • Dan-O

    An Air-B-N-B in Corolla? Build that bridge…Gupta says we need more, more, more!!!!!

    Tuesday, Nov 14 @ 7:46 am
  • Currituck Buckeye

    Good on ya, PD!

    And I agree with Just a Mom… If folks take the amount of time and effort used in fleecing others and put it towards bettering themselves and their situation, they would be doing well enough that they wouldn’t need to fleece other people.

    Tuesday, Nov 14 @ 12:01 pm
  • Sandflea

    Oceans 11 they are not.

    Tuesday, Nov 14 @ 2:05 pm
  • David Smith

    Very high bonds for property crimes.

    Tuesday, Nov 14 @ 8:25 pm