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Homeowners catch car break-in suspects images on film

Feb 2, 2018
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Red Bank, SC (Paul Kirby) – Homeowners in several neighborhoods are catching more images of some suspects that may be responsible for a rash of car break-ins in the Red Bank and White Knoll areas. These men are suspected of being involved in the thefts in Cobbs Hill, Timberland Place, Mallard Lakes, Fox Crossing, Glen Eagle, and Foxwoods Hills. There may be other areas they have hit as well.

During the break-ins, the suspects are believed to have stolen money, clothing, hunting gear, bibles, multiple firearms, and more. They are also returning to the same houses more than once.

Residents of these areas say that their entire community is on edge. Investigators from the sheriff’s office are working hard to put them behind bars by following leads and patrolling those areas heavily at night. Now, they need your help!

If you recognize these men, the car, or know anything about these crimes, please contact Crimestoppers at 1-888-Crime SC.

Car break-ins near Red Bank and White Knoll

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