Anderson County Sheriff’s Deputies investigated several incidents involving guns including one in which two poeple were accidentaly shot.Among incidents investigated were the following:

EASLEY

Oct.18 – J.P. Lahusky responded to 645 Old Anderson Rd. where Adrian Devereaux – Martinez, BM, 26,of Simpsonville, reported that while waiting in line to enter a haunted house being held at that location, several black males assaulted him and his friend, Syi Young, BM, 24. Both men showed visible signs of the assault, and several witnesses reported that shots were fired, but no one was wounded. No one could say who fired the shots. The subjects fled in a green Tahoe.

Anderson County Sherifff’s Deputies investigated the following:

WILLIAMSTON

Oct. 10 – P.C. Henry met with Kelly Hollingsworth, WF, 37, of 105 Slawson Dr. who reported that she had received threatening text messages from an unknown phone number.

Oct. 12 – C.L. Wilkinson responded to 206 Reidville Rd. where Grover Simmons reported the theft of his burgundy 1994 Ford F250 truck, temporary plate, and his 2010 Harley Davidson which was in the truck bed, SC tag#X1883N. The loss was estimated at $15,000.

EASLEY

Oct.11 – J.M. Culbertson responded to 3700 Highway 153 where Albert Roe reported the theft of the air conditioning unit from the property. The loss was estimated at $4000.

Oct. 11 – C.P. Huff received a telephone complaint from Robert Patterson, of 103 Kimi Court that someone had entered his garage and stolen a variety of tools and other items valued at $725.

Oct. 12 – M.D. Creamer responded to the intersection of 3&20 Road and Wren Tree Road where Kelsey Smith, WF, 20, 5’6″, 130 pounds, brn/blue had been arrested by SCHP Trooper Ford, as a result of a traffic accident. She was subsequently found to be in possession of several items of clothing stolen from the Academy Sports store in Easley. She was transported to ACDC.

Anderson County Sheriff’s Deputies investigated the following:

EASLEY

Oct. 3 – J. Cullen responded to 113 Poinsettia Court where Johnny Suther report the theft of his mobile stainless steel cooker, valued at $11,000. The cooker was black, on mag wheels with a Gamecock sticker on the side.

Oct. 4 – B. Surratt responded to a business located at 7801 Old Greenville Hwy. where Jimmy Sullivan had detained a trespasser. The trespasser, identified only as Sammy Coyle, said he was waiting for his mother to meet him there. He was placed on trespass notice, but no arrest was made.

Anderson County Sheriff’s Deputies investigated the following:

EASLEY

Sept. 26 – J.M. Pelfrey responded to 405 Ragsdale Rd. where Teddy Walls reported that theft of his 8X16 dual axle utility trailer, valued at $2500.

Sept. 26 – P.C. Henry was dispatched to 112 Pine Dale Dr. where Matthew Crumley reported the theft of a Gecado .22 caliber pistol, valued at $200.

Anderson County Sheriff’s Deputies investigated the following incidents:

PELZER

Sept. 13 – A.F. Acevedos responded to 905 Easley Hwy. where Tracy Shaw reported the theft of her mother’s vehicle, no model, make or description given. The loss was estimated at $4000.

Sept. 15 – P.D. Marter was dispatched to 141 Joe Black Rd. where Bailey Laboone reported that someone had broken into a home he has for sale at that location.