The Williamston Police Department and the Palmetto High Junior ROTC will hold a car-wash to raise money for the PHSJROTC unit to help with expenses of attending leadership school. The carwash will be held May 19 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Investigate child’s death
Anderson County Deputy Coroner Don McCown enters the house at 7 Ellison Street in Williamston Tuesday. Officials are investigating the death of a six- month- old female child at the home.
By Stan Welch
The Williamston Police Department and Anderson County Coroners office are investigating the death of a six month old female child, possibly occurring as the result of positional asphyxia.
Williamston Police, S.W.A.T team make drug arrests
Three individuals were arrested Friday and are facing drug charges after the Williamston Police Department and Anderson County Sheriff’s Office S.W.A.T. team executed simultaneous search warrants at two locations within the town of Williamston, according to Williamston Police Chief Jay Grubbs.
(Pictured)- S.W.A.T team members arrest Austin L. Mosely of Williamston who will be facing muliple drug charges.
Williamston police busy during holiday period
Williamston Police officers were busy over the holiday period. Among incidents investigated were the following:
Jan. 8 – Brittany LeeAnn Jones, 22, 2 Aderwood Ct. Belton was arrested for operating an uninsured vehicle and improper tag display after a vehicle was observed on Minor St. with only one working tail light and no tag light. Sgt. E. T. Hutchins investigated.
Williamston Police Report
Williamston Police officers investigated the following incidents:
Nov. 27 – Marshall Paul Moore, 45, 10 West Gantt Circle, Piedmont was arrested for outstanding bench warrant for criminal domestic violence after Greenville County Sheriff’s Office notified WPD that they had him in custody. K. Lollis, E. T. Hutchins investigated.
Arrests made for selling alcohol to minors
The Williamston Police Department has, in recent weeks, conducted an undercover operation to ascertain the potential seriousness of town businesses selling or transferring alcohol to minors.
According to Williamston Police Chief Jay Grubbs, numerous warrants were obtained for individuals at various business locations who were involved in the sale or transfer of alcohol to minors.
