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The Lexington County Sheriff’s Department is hoping someone can help identify suspects who broke into SLED’s Gilbert area training facility

  • Oct 28, 2024
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Gilbert, SC 10/28/2024 (Paul Kirby) – The Lexington County Sheriff’s Department is hoping that someone with sharp eyes can help identify some suspects who broke into a SC Law Enforcement Divisions Training Center on Main Street in Gilbert. The quality of the photos provided by SLED are very poor, but then again who would have ever thought that these clowns would break into a facility that belongs to the state’s top law enforcement agency.

Don’t just focus on the suspects faces or you’ll have a hard time seeing anything. Please look at the entire photo and peruse the suspects builds, hairstyles, and clothing. If you recognize anything about these suspects, make a tip through Midlands Crimestoppers at www.midlandscrimestoppers.com.




 

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