'Career offender' from Maxton gets 24-year sentence for carjacking, sexual assault
David Earl Page, a Maxton man with a history of committing armed robberies, will spend the next 293 months in prison for carjacking then sexually assaulting a woman in Robeson County.
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According to court testimony, Page approached a female employee of South of the Border while she was on a smoke break, forced her into her car at knifepoint, tied her hands and feet and then assaulted her, stabbed her and beat her along a rural road.
Page pleaded guilty on Jan. 3.
In announcing Page's sentence, Michael Easley, U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of North Carolina, said, "Page has a history of committing armed robberies and is a career offender.
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