4 charged after massive party in Alamance County ends with gunfire, stabbing, fights

ALAMANCE COUNTY, N.C. (WGHP) — Chaos and violence erupted when a party in Alamance County got out of control over the weekend. Now, North Carolina Alcohol Law Enforcement says they’re investigating shots fired, a stabbing and numerous fights.

NC ALE and other agencies helped the Alamance County Sheriff’s Office on Saturday night after receiving reports of a disturbance on Florence Road in Alamance County.

One neighbor tells FOX8 off-camera that people were parking in her yard and blocking her driveway. She said it got so bad that she felt like a prisoner in her home.

Court documents say a crowd of more than 1,000 people showed up for what was called “FreakNik 26.”

Dennis Bass, 43, is accused of organizing the party, according to court documents. He faces five total charges, including inciting a riot.

Those documents say Bass allegedly planned the party to promote mass impairment, which resulted in numerous fights, shots fired, a law enforcement officer almost being run over and a stabbing. ALE says one person was airlifted to the hospital for stab wounds. 

Investigators are also charging Bass for allegedly paying for unlicensed armed security guards. 

A spokesperson with ALE says Dale Williams is facing two charges, including carrying a concealed weapon and acting as an unlicensed armed security guard.

Tirek McRae is also facing two counts of acting as an unlicensed armed security guard. 

Nisuon Williams-Oliver is facing two charges, including carrying a concealed weapon and performing as an unlicensed armed security guard.