Within 3 hours of being released from jail, one woman found herself back behind bars

It didn’t take long for Kayly Allman to find herself in trouble.

The N.C. State Highway Patrol called on the Morganton Department of Public Safety for assistance on a breaking and entering call at the DMV Driver’s License Office on Thursday, July 31.

A white female had reportedly broken into multiple vehicles at 3:30 p.m. at the DMV office, 115 Government Drive in Morganton.

The suspect was identified as Allman, age 33 of Morganton, and was reported to have broken into a blue Hyundai Santa Fe, which was occupied at the time, a blue Ford Mustang, and a black Hyundai Elantra. Allman was reported to have taken a cigarette, which she smoked, a Debbie cake which she ate, two pieces of mail, and a vehicle registration card. Allman was taken into custody at the scene.

She had been released from jail a mere three hours earlier.

Allman was charged with:

• 2 counts of N.C.G.S 14-56(A)(2), Felony Breaking and Entering Motor Vehicle with Theft
• 1 count of N.C.G.S. 14-72(B)(2), Larceny after Breaking and Entering

Allman was placed into the Burke County Jail under no bond due to violations of pre-trial release conditions and has an initial court date of Sept. 4. Additional charges may be pending in this case.