A report said that on March 25, a Whitmire woman came to the sheriff’s office and filed a report saying that on May 20, 2008, she learned that her 15-year-old daughter was pregnant. It was suspected that Crocker, the mother’s boyfriend, could be the father of the baby. The mother of the teen-ager said the Department of Social Services opened a case but law enforcement was not notified because the girl kept changing her story.
The mother of the teen-ager brought letters from Crocker to the girl staring that he could possibly be the father of the child.
The report said complaints of Crocker being sexually active with the child go back as far as 2006 when those involved were living in another county.
Thefts
On 443 Tinsley Road, Pacolet, a victim reported Sunday that someone took $5,000 worth of items from his garage, including a ratchet set, trolling motor, Husqvarna chain saw, Homelite chain saw, a battery jumper, two grinders, a Sawzall set, a battery from a John Deere mower and a Craftsman leaf blower. The victim said the burglary was committed between March 1 and April 7 while his wife was hospitalized.
On 126 Lee Spelts Road, Buffalo, a victim reported Saturday someone took a large Craftsman tool box that contained a quantity of tools. These items together are worth $505.
On 1208 West Main St., Sunday a victim told the public safety department that someone took $130 that was in her blue piggy bank in her bedroom.
On 210 South Duncan By-Pass, a fireworks stand was broken into and an undetermined amount of fireworks taken. A hole was cut in the floor to gain entry.
Vandalism
On 106 Fifth St., someone spray-painted a smiley face on the hood of a 1991 Toyota Camry. Damage was estimated at $500. The report was filed Sunday.
On 314 Johns St., someone shattered the windshield of a 2008 Saturn. The report was filed Sunday. Damage is estimated at $500.
On the corner of the Meansville Road and S.C. 215, someone destroyed the Union Christian Day School sign and spotlights. Damage was estimated at $550. This also was discovered Sunday. The traffic control sign indicating “new traffic light ahead” also was destroyed.
On 707 Perrin Ave., a victim reported Sunday someone broke the windshield out of three different vehicles on his property. Damage was estimated at $1,700. The victim said he heard what sounded like shots around 2 a.m. and heard someone speeding off.
At 432 North Duncan By-Pass, Shear Class, someone turned over cement flower pots, dumping out flowers and dirt. Damage was estimated at $60.
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