Anderson County Sheriff’s Deputies investigated the following:

Capt. Darrell Hill informed the various crime watch members that warrants have been signed against two people in connection with burglaries in the Piedmont and Easley area.

Travis Lee Skelton of 2614 Powdersville Rd. Easley is currently in jail in Pickens County on burglary charges that took place within Pickens jurisdiction. He is facing 10 burglary warrants. Diana Grace Foster of 140 S. 4th, Greenville is facing four accessory warrants.

Anderson County Sheriff’s Deputies investigated the following incidents:

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Feb. 8 – M.L. Branyon and B. Surratt made a traffic stop at Hwys. 8 and 29 and subsequently arrested William Lewis, BM, 63, for DUS. He was taken to ACDC.

Anderson County Sheriff’s Deputies investigated several shoplifting incidents at Walmart in Powdersville and other thefts throughout the area. Among incidents investigated were the following:

EASLEY

Feb. 1 – J.D. Sparkman received a telephone complaint from Sharon Humphries, of 501 Hood Drive, stating that someone had stolen a car stereo unit from her car. The loss was estimated at $100.

Anderson County Sherriff’s Deputies investigated two incidents of counterfeit bills and numerous shoplifting incidents at the Walmart in Powdersville. Among incidents investigted were the following:

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Jan. 24 – B. Vaughn was dispatched to 260 Joe Black Rd. where Karen Campbell, WF, 51, reported that her boyfriend Jerry Finley, Jr., WM, 43, 5’8″, 150 pounds, had assaulted her by punching and kicking her. Finley was placed under arrest for criminal domestic violence, second offense.

Anderson County Sheriff’s Deputies investigated the theft of a vehicle valued at $25,000, a utility trailer and other incidents including:

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Jan. 9 – S.L. Steward was dispatched to 1309 Cherokee Road where Richard Boggs reported that someone had broken into his garage and stolen a Meller Matic mig welder and a tank of gas for it. The loss was set at $800.

Anderson County Sheriff’s Deputies investigated the theft of several vehicles and other incidents including the following incidents:

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Jan. 6 – S.R. Davis responded to 20 Smythe St. where Lisa Christy reported that someone had broken into her house. There was no evidence of any theft.

Jan. 7 – J.G. Williams observed a subject whose name and description were withheld by the ACSO turn around and flee when the driver saw the police car. Williams pursued and the driver, who Williams said he knew by sight and previous arrests, fled at a high speed towards the interstate, causing Williams to terminate the pursuit.

After several weeks of not being able to access Anderson County Sheriff’s Reports, The Journal was able to get reports this week.

Several break-ins were among incidents reported which included the following:

EASLEY

Dec. 6 – J.D. Sparkman responded to 212 Cooper Lane to the Culligan, Inc. business location where Joe Miller reported two of the company’s trucks were broken into.