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A Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office narcotics team investigation got a little out of hand when BCSO deputies became involved in a chase with two suspects along Cainhoy Road near Clements Ferry.BCSO Public Information Officer Dan Moon said the incident ... full story
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- BCSO’s Most Wanted 2/17
Each week, the Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office provides the Independent with two of its “Most Wante ... full story - BCSO’s Most Wanted 2/10
Each week, the Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office provides the Independent with two of its “Most Wante ... full story - BCSO’s Most Wanted
Each week, the Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office provides the Independent with two of its “Most Wante ... full story
A Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office narcotics team investigation got a little out of hand when BCSO deputies became involved in a chase with two suspects along Cainhoy Road near Clements Ferry.BCSO Public Information Officer Dan Moon said the incident ... full story
Crime in the County 3/3A sampling of nefarious doings obtained from Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office and Moncks Corner Police Department reports:• A 73-year-old Summerville woman reported that she received a telephone call from an unknown subject claiming to be her grandso ... full story
Each week, the Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office provides the Independent with two of its “Most Wanted” suspects. If you have information regarding the suspects, please call the BCSO at 719-4420 or 719-4451.Robert Randolph Clark of Moncks Corner has t ... full story
Crime in the County 2/17A sampling of nefarious doings obtained from Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office reports:• A Goose Creek woman reported that someone forced open the front door to her home and removed several items including a stove, computer, and washer dryer set ... full story
Each week, the Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office provides the Independent with two of its “Most Wanted” suspects. If you have information regarding the suspects, please call the BCSO at 719-4420 or 719-4451.Timothy Craven of Ladson has two Criminal Co ... full story
Crime in the County 2/10A sampling of nefarious doings obtained from Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office and Moncks Corner Police Department reports:• Note to drug dealers: you might want to obey traffic signals while carrying your cargo.A Moncks Corner police officer saw ... full story
Each week, the Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office provides the Independent with two of its “Most Wanted” suspects. If you have information regarding the suspects, please call the BCSO at 719-4420 or 719-4451.Esau McHoney of Bonneau is wanted for Family ... full story
Crime in the County 2/3A sampling of nefarious doings obtained from Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office and Moncks Corner Police Department reports:• Advice to those who would carry concealed weapons: Don’t flash them at police officers.An off-duty Hanahan Police Officer ... full story
Each week, the Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office provides the Independent with two of its “Most Wanted” suspects. If you have information regarding the suspects, please call the BCSO at 719-4420 or 719-4451.Anthony Keith Flagler of St. Stephen is want ... full story
Crime in the County 1/27A sampling of nefarious doings obtained from Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office and Moncks Corner Police Department reports:• A Moncks Corner officer responding to a call at Trident Moncks Corner met with two men who reported that they had gone ou ... full story
Each week, the Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office provides the Independent with two of its “Most Wanted” suspects. If you have information regarding the suspects, please call the BCSO at 719-4420 or 719-4451.Jessie James Jennings has a Magistrate Bench ... full story
Crime in the County 1/20A sampling of nefarious doings obtained from Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office and Moncks Corner Police Department reports:• A Moncks Corner man reported that someone stole a generator out of his storage garage. He said he suspected a Ladson man ... full story
Each week, the Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office provides the Independent with two of its “Most Wanted” suspects. If you have information regarding the suspects, please call the BCSO 719-4420 or 719-4451. ... full story
Crime in the County 1/13A sampling of nefarious doings obtained from Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office and Moncks Corner Police Department reports:• A Moncks Corner woman reported that someone broke into her Birchwod Drive residence and stole some $500 in jewelry and a ... full story
Crime in the CountyA sampling of nefarious doings obtained from Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office and Moncks Corner Police Department reports:• A Summerville woman reported that her boyfriend’s father, who lives in Ladson, stole her car. The Highway Patrol later fo ... full story
Crime in the County 12/30A sampling of nefarious doings obtained from Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office and Moncks Corner Police Department reports:• Someone pried open the doors to two sheds at Oasis Christian Counseling on East Main Street in Moncks Corner. Nothing seemed t ... full story
Crime in the County 12/16/09A sampling of nefarious doings obtained from Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office and Moncks Corner Police reports:• Alert employees at First Citizens Bank in Moncks Corner called police to report four unknown white males attempting to cash a stolen chec ... full story
Each week, the Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office provides the Independent with two of its “Most Wanted” suspects. If you have information regarding the suspects, please call the BCSO 719-4420 or 719-4451. ... full story
Crime in the County 12/2/09The following incidents were obtained from Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office and Moncks Corner Police reports:• An officer responding to call about a vehicle hitting a pedestrian arrived at 1000 Old Highway 52 to find a 49-year-old woman lying in ... full story
Crime in the County 11/4The following incidents were obtained from Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office and Moncks Corner Police reports:• Someone vandalized a house in a new subdivision under construction near Moncks Corner and stole several pieces of copper. The loss, wi ... full story
Crime in the County 10/07The following incidents were obtained from Berkeley Sheriff’s Office and Moncks Corner Police reports:• Someone reported a car on fire on Miami Road in Ladson. The responding deputy found the vehicle, a 1989 Plymouth, and traced it back to its owner. ... full story
Crime in the County 09/30A sampling of nefarious doings obtained from Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office and Moncks Corner Police reports:• A woman suspected of a number of alleged crimes in and around Moncks Corner is now in custody in Hill Finklea Detention Center for the se ... full story
Murder suspects arrestedThe Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office has made two arrests in connection with a homicide that occurred on Wednesday of last week.Ron Santa McCray, 42, of Wando, is charged with Murder; Christopherco Gernecho Cleggett, 43, of Goose Creek, is charged wi ... full story
Crime in the County 09/23The following incidents were obtained from the Berkeley Sheriff’s Office and Moncks Corner Police reports:• A Moncks Corner man reported that someone has stolen a number of his checks and forged his signatures. Since he reported the incidents, the Be ... full story
Crime in the County 09/16A sampling of nefarious doings taken from Berkeley Sheriff’s Office and Moncks Corner Police Department reports:• A deputy responding to an alarm at a residence in St. Stephen arrived on the scene to find the back storm glass door shattered and the b ... full story
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