BRUNSWICK COUNTY, NC (WECT) — Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office agents searched a Supply residence Thursday and seized diazepam, alprazolam, marijuana, digital scales and paraphernalia consistent with selling and delivering a controlled substance.

Christine Danielle Villiers, 27, of Ocean Isle Beach, was reportedly charged with the following:

• One count of possession with the intent to sell/deliver marijuana
• One count of manufacturing marijuana
• One count of possession of drug paraphernalia

Robert Dale Rhoton, 52, of Supply, and George Bradley Brunelle, 26, of Conway, S.C., were also cited and released. They were each charged with one count of possession of a schedule IV controlled substance and one count of drug paraphernalia.

BOLIVIA, NC (WECT) – A terminally ill woman fought for custody of her children in a Brunswick County courtroom Wednesday. 

Kathaleen Porter has stage four liver disease and must take several medications.  She admits that at times her medicine can make her less aware, but says that does not make her a bad parent.  Porter said the Department of Social Services has taken official custody of her two children saying she is not fit be a parent because of her illness.

DSS learned of the Porter family living conditions when Porter's estranged husband showed up at their home in violation of a protective order June 2, 2011, according to court documents.

BRUNSWICK COUNTY, NC (WECT) - A decision from the North Carolina Supreme Court earlier this month clears the way for Brunswick County District Attorney Jon David to administer a traffic court program in his district.  The news of that order did not publicly come to light until Thursday.

DA David says he was aware of the decision, but did not tout it as he worked to clarify matters and work towards a solution. 

The issue of a traffic program has been a source of controversy for months. 

In April, Judge Jerry Jolly issued an order to stop the proposed program of an administrative traffic court along with a program called StreetSafe.  Jolly balked at the fact that the administrator of StreetSafe contributed to David's campaign.  David asked for Jolly to reconsider.  When he didn't, David chose to challenge the order in court.