North Carolina Congressional Candidate Served Felony Warrant
A Democratic congressional candidate in North Carolina's 14th District, Lakesha Womack, was served with a felony warrant from 2020 charging her with failure to return a hired motor vehicle valued over $4,000. The warrant was served by the Polk County…
Lafayette, IN, October 31, 2026 —
Lakesha Womack, a Democratic candidate vying for a congressional seat in North Carolina’s 14th District, was served with a felony warrant related to an incident from 2020. The warrant charges Womack with failure to return a hired motor vehicle.
According to records, the vehicle in question was valued at over $4,000. The felony warrant was officially served by the Polk County Sheriff’s Office. The service of the warrant reportedly took place during a campaign event hosted by the candidate.
The specific date the warrant was issued in 2020, the name of the company from which the vehicle was hired, and further details surrounding the circumstances of the failure to return the vehicle were not immediately available. Similarly, the precise date the warrant was served at the campaign event was not specified.
The Polk County Sheriff’s Office carried out the service of the warrant. No additional information regarding the resolution of the charge or any subsequent legal proceedings was provided in the available details. The candidate’s campaign has not issued a public statement regarding the warrant at this time. The 14th Congressional District is a key area for upcoming elections.
Story summarized from the original created by Spencer Chrisman, Jordan Gartner on www.wlfi.com, see more information here.
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