The incident report filed with the Union County Sheriff’s Office states a deputy was dispatched Thursday evening to the 900 block of Cedar Grove Road in the Jonesville area in response to an SC Highway patrolman pursuing a vehicle. The patrolman told the deputy he attempted to stop a white 1996 Buick on US 176 and Cedar Grove Road. He said the vehicle had turned on to Cedar Grove Road at a high rate of speed, didn’t make the curve and ran off the road into an embankment. A black male in a white shirt got out of the vehicle and ran into the woods.
A search of the area by law enforcement personnel, including a K-9 Unit, failed to find the suspect.
The report states a .32-caliber Police Positive handgun and a .22-caliber H&R Model 929 were found on the front seat of the Buick. Also found was an open red sunglass case containing four white rocks believed to be crack cocaine. Four small bags of marijuana and four white pills with OC and 10 on them were also found.
Crimnal Domestic Violence Of A High And Aggravated Nature.
A man landed in jail Thursday after allegedly beating a woman with a crescent wrench.
Christopher A. Spencer, 26, 246 Frank Hill Loop, Union, is charged by the sheriff’s office with criminal domestic violence of a high and aggravated nature.
The incident report states a deputy was dispatched Thursday night to Spencer’s residence in reference to a domestic disturbance. Before the deputy arrived, he was notified the victim was at another residence and was directed to go there. When he arrived, the deputy was told by the victim Spencer had beaten her with a crescent wrench. She said she hit him back and was able to flee from his residence.
The report states the victim had visible marks about her face and was bleeding from her head. EMS arrived on the scene and transported her to the hospital.
The deputy went to the residence on Frank Hill Loop and determined there had been a fight between Spencer and the victim. Another deputy was already on scene and had placed Spencer in his patrol unit. The report states Spencer had a small laceration above his right eye. He was examined by EMS and cleared to be transported to the county jail.
Incidents
The following incidents are being investigated by the sheriff’s office:
Burglary/Grand Larceny
Nearly $20,000 worth of wire, cable and pipe were stolen from an outbuilding at 202 Arthur St. sometime between noon July 7 and 7 a.m. Tuesday. The incident report states the missing items include:
• 30 feet of 00 wire ($1,000)
• 400 feet of 10-2 underground wire ($200)
• A spool of coax and satellite wire ($10,000)
• 200 feet of PVC pipe ($200)
• Various tools ($8,000)
Another Burglary
A John Boat, a riding mower, a microwave oven, propane tanks, a deep fryer, pots and pans and even paper towels and toilet tissue were stolen by thieves who broke into a building at 580 Phillipi Church Road by prying off metal siding.
The incident report states the theft occurred sometime between July 1 and 7 p.m. Sunday. The theft was discovered when it was noticed metal siding had been pulled from the rear corners of the building. There was also damage to the vents on the back of the building.
In addition to the main building, the report states an outbuilding was also broken into and scratch marks were found on the door and the lock. Damage to the two buildings totaled $1,000.
A total of $2,430 worth of property was stolen from the site including:
• A black microwave oven
• A deep fryer with two silver propane cans
• Two propane tanks
• Ten rolls of paper towels along with packages of paper plates, napkins, toilet tissue, tableware and soft drinks
• A total of eight or nine cooking pots and assorted pans
• A gray, 10-year-old Yard Man riding mower
• A gray, two-seat John Boat with two additional holes drilled in the back of the rear seat.
Larceny
A Fourth of July party turned expensive for a Union man who discovered $2,510 worth of his property had been stolen.
The incident report, which was filed Wednesday, states the theft occurred sometime between noon-midnight July 4 at a residence at 344 Mt. Vernon Road. The victim said he had no idea who took the items and that he had searched everywhere since then but could not find them.
Among the items taken were a Dell laptop computer and 30 Xanax pills stolen from the victim’s prescription bottle. Also stolen was the victim’s driver’s license and a debit card. The victim said approximately $600 worth of charges had been made with his debit card since it was stolen. He said he has since replaced his driver’s license and has contacted the bank about the debit card.
Petit Larceny
Scrap aluminum, a logging chain, a drop cord and beams were the targets of thieves who broke into a fenced-in area at 196 Times Boulevard sometime between 5:30 p.m., July 8, and 4:30 p.m. Sunday. The incident report states the thieves, who may have climbed over the fence, stole a total of $850 worth of property including:
• A logging chain
• A heavy duty 50-foot Number 6 wire drop cord
• A five-gallon bucket of scrap aluminum
• Three I-Beams of different lengths
Burglary/Petit Larceny
Thieves also apparently climbed over a fence and possibly used metal shears to cut open the tin side of an outbuilding at 1223 S. Duncan Bypass. The incident, which occurred sometime between 5 p.m. July 9 and 7:45 a.m. Monday resulted in the theft of a bucket full of used brass valves ($150). Damage to the building was estimated at $25.
Arrests
The following persons were arrested by the Union Public Safety Department:
Angela Michelle Davis, 33, 271 Meansville Road, Apt. C-10, Union, charged Thursday with driving under suspension first offense.
Thomas Worthy, 52, 128 Lovers Lane Road, Union, charged Friday with trespass after notice.
The following persons were arrested by the sheriff’s office:
Brittany Nicole King, 20, 1478 Old Spartanburg Hwy., Union, 20, charged Thursday with petit larceny.
Jeffrey Wayne Huckabee, 26, 255 Myra St., Spartanburg, charged Thursday with petit larceny.
Holly Deaton Jones, 48, 209 Buffalo St., Buffalo, charged Thursday with breach of peace.
Jonnica Alexandra Lindsay, 18, 310 S. Church St., Union, charged Thursday with simple possession of marijuana.
Deanna Aurelia Gallman, 24, 106 Harris Road, Union, charged Thursday with simple possession of marijuana.
Adika Sharifu Smith, 34, 113 N. Second St., Lockhart, charged Thursday with driving under suspension and simple possession of marijuana.
Monica Michelle Thomas, 35, 2219 Meansville Road, Jonesville, charged Thursday with simple possession of marijuana.
Tommy Wayne McGowan Sr., 51, 202 Lowry St., Union, charged Friday with public drunk.
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