The Dare County Sheriff’s Office has reported that arrest of a Frisco man on charges of breaking and entering and destruction of evidence.

According to a DCSO news release, on the morning of April 1, 2025, deputies with the Dare County Sheriff’s Office responded to a report of a breaking and entering in the Buxton area. Upon arrival, the suspect, identified as Taylor Jarvis, had already fled the scene, noted the release.

“Following an investigation, deputies gathered evidence to establish probable cause for the suspect’s involvement in the crime. As a result, arrest warrants were issued for Mr. Jarvis,” stated the release.

Taylor L. Jarvis, 22, of Frisco, has

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