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5/1/2013 - Burglary, Motor Vehicle Theft
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The York County Sheriff`s Office is asking for your assistance in locating this motorcycle and the person (s) responsible for stealing it. According to the report, between March 14-15th, Lake Wylie Auto Sales had a burglary where this motorcycle was stolen. Lake Wylie Auto Sales is located at 4815 Charlotte Hwy, Lake Wylie, SC. The van is believed to have a logo on the side and was displaying a dealer plate that started with "XZ...".

The white van pictured is believed to be the vehicle of the persons responsible for this theft. If you have any information regarding this theft, you are urged to contact Crime Stoppers.

 

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4/3/2013 - Shoplifting, Wal-Mart
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This week Crime Stoppers is asking for the public’s assistance to identify and apprehend the persons shown in these surveillance photos.

According to the incident report, on March 19th, 2013 at approximately 12 midnight, the persons shown here entered Wal-Mart, located at 970 E. Liberty Street, in York, SC. The persons are suspected of shoplifting three 32” Vizio flat screen televisions and one 46” Samsung flat screen televisions. The value of the stolen items is approximately $1400.00 dollars.

The persons are described as being one white male and one black male. The picture image is not the best quality, but the black male is wearing a burgundy color hooded sweatshirt and the white male is wearing a dark in color hooded sweatshirt. Both sweatshirts appear to have logos or some sort of writing on them.

 

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1/31/2013 - Can you recognize this sweatshirt design?
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Do you recognize this sweatshirt or design? This person broke into of all places the Carolina Premier Bank, located at 201 Oakland Ave, RHSC. If you recognize this design, you are urged to contact Crime Stoppers.

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1/10/2013 - Pick Pocket-Harris Teeter, Fort Mill

Do you recognize this man? Officers around York County need your assistance into identifying this man. According to the report, on January 5th, 2013, a victim had their wallet removed from their purse at the Harris Teeter, located at 1750 West Highway 160, in Fort Mill, SC. It is believed the man left in a silver color Lexus. The man is described as being 40-50 years of age, between 5`8"-5`10" and approximately 180 pounds.

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1/3/2013 - Shoplifting of Multiple iPads

Crime Stoppers is hoping you can assist officers in the identification of the two people pictured in this photo.

These two are believed to be responsible for a shoplifting incident that occurred at the Wal-Mart on Dave Lyle Blvd. According to the incident report, on December 9th, 2012 15 iPads were stolen from this business. The iPad`s have an approximate value of $10,500. It is believed that the suspects left in a gray or silver color sedan.

If you know these two people, you are urged to contact Crime Stoppers by either sending an email tip or calling 1-877-409-4321.

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11/10/2011 - Boyd Tire Burglary

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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8/24/2011 - Do you know this woman?
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According to the police report, the victim in this case was using their debit card in an ATM when they became distracted by another customer and they left their debit card in the ATM. When the victim discovered the mistake it was too late, the card was gone. They cancelled the card but not before it was used to purchase hundreds of dollars in merchandise at Wal-Mart and Family Dollar.

Officers want to identify the woman shown in this picture; according to the officer, the woman used the credit card to make a purchase at the Wal-Mart on Dave Lyle Blvd. in Rock Hill.

 

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8/19/2011 - 4_Wheeler stolen in the Fort Mill area
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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.

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8/3/2011 - Strait`s Grocery-Fort Mill, South Carolina
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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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4/24/2011 - Burgalry at Carmella`s in Fort Mill

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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.

 

Take a look at the suspect in the video, if you think you know who this person is, or if you have any information on this burglary, call the Crime Stoppers tip-line at 1-877-409-4321. Or send an anonymous email tip using the "give a tip" button on this web site. You don’t have to give your name and you could become eligible for a cash reward.

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