Anderson County Sheriff’s Deputies investigated the following:
PELZER
July 18 – P.A. Cochrane responded to 1 Parker St. where Yvonne Pike reported that someone had stolen her boyfriend’s motorcycle but that they had already received Facebook information saying the bike was on the side of Bracken Road in Piedmont. Her boyfriend Erin Slaton had gone to retrieve the bike.
Anderson County Sheriff’s Deputies investigated the following:
EASLEY
July 11 – 13 – Several people were caught shoplifting at the WalMart Super Center at 11410 Anderson Rd.. Heather Alley, WF, 38, of Liberty; Stephanie Harvey, WF, 27, of Easley were both placed under arrest, while three other subjects were placed on trespass notice, but not charged.
Anderson County Sheriff’s Deputies investigated the following:
EASLEY
July 4 – J.P. Lahusky responded to 611 Hall Rd. where Kristina Highsmith reported that someone had driven into her yard and done two doughnuts in the grass. The damage was estimated at $300.
July 4 – S. Dunlap responded to 105 Pine St. to a report of a burglary in progress. Upon arrival, he found Thomas McNeely, WM, 36, 5’7″, 160 pounds yelling and cursing at Ethel McNeely, who reported he had tried to enter her home. He was arrested for public disorderly conduct.
Anderson County Sheriff’s Deputies investigated the following:
PIEDMONT
June 20 – C.P. Huff responded to 737 Cooper where Frankie Hunt reported that someone had broken into his storage shed at that location and stolen tools, auto parts, and a watercraft. The loss was estimated at $1120.
Anderson County Sheriff’s Office and the Anderson Police Department combined forces in a prostitution round-up Thursday afternoon which resulted in seven arrests. Simultaneous entries were made by officers posing as customers in six businesses throughout the county.
The businesses are: Ivy Spa, 2510 River Road, Piedmont; Bally Spa, 2 Halter Drive, Piedmont; VIP Spa, 3145 Cinema Center Boulevard, Anderson; Spring Spa, 95 Welpine Road, Anderson; Lucky Spa, 121 East-West Parkway, Anderson; and Sun Spa, 3312 North Main Street, Anderson.
Anderson County Sheriff’s Deputies investigated the following incidents:
EASLEY
June 20 – J.D. Sparkman responded to 226 Sitton Rd. where Peter Stevenson reported that someone had stolen a trailer valued at $2500.
Anderson County Sheriff’s Deputies investigated the following incidents:
EASLEY
June 13 J.P. Lahusky responded to 126 E. Church St. where Terry Wheeler reported that someone had entered his unlocked vehicle and stolen his Hi-Point 9 mm pistol, valued at $200.
There was a spate of random, and apparently anonymous shootings in Anderson over the weekend. One victim was a Williamston woman, Tityianna Hill, a black female, aged 19, of Mattison St., who was wounded twice in the left arm as she drove in the vicinity of West Whitner and Appleton Streets. ACSO Deputy S.M. Proner responded to a report of shots fired in the area, and subsequently located Ms. Hill who had headed for the hospital herself, but stopped and called EMS which treated her and transported her to the hospital. (See photo)
Among other incidents investigated were the following:
Anderson County Sheriff’s Deputies investigated the following:
EASLEY
May 24 – M. D. Creamer responded to the WalMart store at 11410 Anderson Rd. where he placed John Demory, BM, 41, 5’8″, 172 pounds into custody for shoplifting. He was transported to ACDC where a hold was placed on him by Greenville County, where he was also wanted.
May 24 – M.D. Creamer responded to the WalMart store where he placed Timothy Hester, WM, 27, 5’9″, 170 pounds in custody for shoplifting. Hester originally lied about his identity, and was subsequently found to be wanted by the Pickens Sheriff’s Office. He was transported to ACDC and a hold was placed on him by PCSO.
Anderson County Sheriff’s Deputies investigated the following incidents:
EASLEY
May 16 – C.C. Brazier responded to a job site on Three and Twenty Road where AT&T employee David Boyce reported the cutting of a large communications cable that is being installed. The twenty foot section of cable was left at the site. Damage was set at $500.
