Detectives are hoping to solve a Burglary that occurred at Boyd Tire on South Congress Street in York, South Carolina. 

On Thursday, November 3, 2011, while on a routine check an officer found a glass door to the business smashed out. Upon further investigation the suspect or suspects made entry into the building and took over $11,000 of equipment.  Among some of the items taken from Boyd Tire were: trimmers, chain saws and blowers. 

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On August 17, 2011, a larceny occurred at 2566 Coltharp Road (Springs Farm), Fort Mill, SC.  At that time, a 2006 John Deere 500 Buck (VIN MOFGTA6010298) four wheeler, valued at approximately $8500.00, was stolen.  The four wheeler had three yellow wheels (rims) and one gray rim.

Crime Stoppers hopes to help officers find out who is responsible for an arson that occurred in the City of Fort Mill.

Earlier this year the Fort Mill Police Department investigated an arson at Strait’s Grocery located on Randolph Street. On April 09, 2011, officers determined that someone had used a torch cutting tool in an attempt to cut through steel bars that helped secure the door.

Apparently this was an attempt to gain access to the inside of the business and while the would be thief was unsuccessful in stealing anything, they did cause extensive damage.

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Officers are investigating the Sunday, April 4, 2011, burglary at Carmella’s Pizza Grill in Fort Mill. About 4:30 that morning, the restaurant’s surveillance camera catches the suspect crawling across the floor like spider man.

The suspect appears to be white male wearing glasses and what looks like a protective white suit and a dust mask and he wears a glove on one hand. During this burglary the suspect stole cash from the cash register and the restaurant safe.

Officers are investigating the theft of a Horton enclosed trailer that contained Sthil brand chainsaws, weed eaters and leaf blowers. The stolen trailer and lawn equipment was valued at over $18,000. The trailer and contents were stolen sometime between February 13 and February 19, 2011 and was taken from Mallard Hardware on Cherry Road. At the time of this theft, the trailer was white in color and it had North Carolina license plate BS82813.

If you know anything about the theft of this trailer, and equipment, you are urged to call the Crime Stoppers tip-line at 1-877-409-4321.

On Friday, October 15, 2010, the BP convenience store, located at 1010 Carolina Place in Fort Mill, was robbed. The suspect walked into the store at about 4:45 a.m. and demanded the clerk give him the store cash.  The suspect acted as if he had a weapon in his pocket.

The clerk complied with the robber giving him the small amount of money the register contained and the suspect walked out and is believed to have left in a small, tan, 4-door car.

The suspect, shown in these surveillance images, was a white male; at the time of the robbery he was wearing a dark blue hooded sweatshirt, a gray toboggan and blue jean shorts.

Take a good look at the image of the man that the store has identified as being the culprit. If you know who this man is, don’t wait, call the Crime Stoppers tip-line at 1-877-409-4321. You can also use the anonymous email available on this web site.When you contact Crime Stoppers, no one will ask you your name, the call, or email is not traced and you could earn cash reward.

Officers need to identify the person in these pictures which were taken from surveillance video at a local pharmacy.

According to the police report, this person used a credit card number to purchase prepaid Visa debit cards; three separate purchases were made totaling over $600.

The purchases were made in Rock Hill on Friday, August 13, 2010. If you know who he is, call the tip-line at 1-877-409-4321, or send an anonymous email tip using the “Give a Tip” button.

Last week a thief took the store name literally when he tried to grab money from the cash register of a Fort Mill Exxon on the Run. This suspect pretended to be purchasing a Red Bull energy drink and when the clerk opened the register, the suspect grabbed a ten dollar bill and tried to run out the door.

Much to the suspect’s surprise, the clerk had electronically locked the store door trapping him inside. When the suspect couldn’t break out, he gave the ten dollars back. With no money and no pride, the suspect fled and surveillance video showed him getting into a newer model black 4-door coupe with large chrome rims.

If you know who this person is who has risked his freedom for $10 and a Red Bull, call the tip-line at 1-877-409-4321. Or send an anonymous tip using the email service on this web site.