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Tuesday, January 22, 2013

Thug Alert - Wanted - BOLO Be On Look Out For :

Deputies Need Your Help To Crack Several Fraud Cases




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Deputies need your help to identify and find four people wanted for fraud. Today, they released surveillance photos of the people in question.
Three of them are women, wanted for using stolen debit and credit cards at retail stores in Anderson.
The credit and debit cards were stolen from cars parked in the City of Anderson. Deputies say the women tried to use the cards at Target and Best Buy on Clemson Boulevard between November and December.
Deputies are also on the lookout, for a man, they say, tried to commit prescription fraud at a Piedmont CVS. Investigators say the man presented a fake ID to try and get the prescription. He was unsuccessful.

Upstate Thug Alert - BOLO Be On Look out For :

Greenville Investigators Looking For Suspect In Dollar General Burglary




Investigators Looking For Dollar General Burglary Suspect
Credit: Greenville County Sheriff's Office
Dollar General burglary suspect
                                                                                   
The Greenville County Sheriff's Office is looking for a man wanted in connection with a burglary at a Dollar General store in Simpsonville.
Master Deputy Laura Campbell of the sheriff's office said that a man broke into the Dollar General at 2310 West Georgia Road after the store had closed on Thursday. After entering the store, the man went through and took various items valued at $49.
The man is described as a white male with a bald or shaved head, between 19-to-25 years old, 5'8" to 5'10" and weighing approximately 180-to-200 pounds. If anyone has any information about the suspect's identity, they are asked to contact the Greenville County Crime Stoppers at 23-CRIME.

Kraft, Scott Everett - Thug With Explosives

Deputies Say Fountain Inn Man Arrested After Investigation of Explosives




 
Scott Everett Kraft faces two counts of manufacturing an improvised explosive device.
                                                                                
Laurens County deputies say they arrested a Fountain Inn man after an ongoing investigation of explosions in the Gentry Road area.
Deputies say 39 year old Scott Everett Kraft was arrested Friday after hearing about several explosions.  They found those explosions were occurring on Kraft's property.
After deputies and SLED's Bomb Squad got a search warrant, they found materials to make improvised explosives on the property.
Kraft faces two counts of manufacturing an improvised explosive device.
He was booked into the Johnson Detention Center and is waiting a bond hearing.

NameParty TypeCase NumberFiled DateCase StatusDisposition DateTypeSubtypeJudgment #Court Agency
Kraft, Scott EDefendant2010CP300046204/16/2010Judgment08/05/2010Common PleasForeclosure 4202010CP3000462Common Pleas
Kraft, Scott EDefendant2010LP300012504/16/2010PendingLis PendensLis Pendens Common Pleas
Kraft, Scott EverettDefendant2013A301010007201/18/2013Transferred01/19/2013Criminal  Laurens County Bond Court
Kraft, Scott EverettDefendant2013A301010007501/18/2013Transferred01/19/2013Criminal  Laurens County Bond Court

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Saturday, January 19, 2013

Pontnak, Phillip Norman - Bank Robbing Thug - Came To The Upsate To Rob Our Banks

Spartanburg Bank Robbery Suspect Arrested In Charlotte

 
                                                                             
A man is in custody after authorities say he robbed a bank in Spartanburg County Friday afternoon.
Spartanburg County Sheriff's Office investigators charged 35-year-old Phillip Norman Pontnak, of Charlotte, North Carolina, with bank robbery.
Master Deputy Kevin Bobo of the sheriff's office stated that deputies responded to First Piedmont Federal Bank, located at 2101 Boiling Springs Highway in Boiling Springs, at 2:45 p.m. Friday afternoon. According to Bobo, deputies met with a teller at the bank who stated that a man came in the bank and handed her a note demanding money. As the man left the bank, Bobo said that a bank manager saw the man get into a beige, four door Toyota Corolla with a North Carolina license tag.
Deputies in Spartanburg County discovered that the car the suspect was driving was registered to his father-in-law. The information was relayed to North Carolina authorities. Officers with the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department went to address where the car was registered to and spoke with Pontnak's father-in-law, who provided them with his name.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police officers spotted Pontnak driving the same vehicle at the intersection of Providence Street and McGee Street in the city limits. They conducted a traffic stop where they found the same coat that Pontnak was allegedly wearing in the back seat of the car, and it appeared he had shaved his mustache and goatee as he drove from Spartanburg to Charlotte.
Bobo said that Pontnak did not threaten the teller or display a weapon during the robbery.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police have charged Pontnak with driving under suspension. He is currently being interviewed by Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police officials and will be booked into their jail afterwards.   
 



 





 
 

 



 



 


Chapman, Joshua Emmanuel - Thug # 1000 - Shoots Teen In Face

Ought to Shut Down these Bars that have a lot of Crimes / Shootings.   It's been done before. Shut them down before more are killed ... This THUG should have been in Prison. Pending Charges: Oct. 2012 - Armed Robbery, Poss. of Firearm During a Violent Crime, ect. @ In Jan. 2012 arrested for Illegal Poss. of a Firearm.As well as other crimes. All leading up to this shooting ... 2 Pending Gun Charges !? Never should have been given Bond !!??  

Deputies: Teen shot in face; suspect arrested


Joshua Emmanuel Chapman, 19, charged

  Jan 19, 2013                

Joshua Chapman

        

SPARTANBURG COUNTY, S.C. —The Spartanburg County Sheriff's Office is investigating a shooting outside a club that sent a teenager to the hospital.
Deputies told News 4 that they were called to Club Maze on Howard Street around 3:00 ( am ) Saturday morning just as the club was closing.
Investigators say they found a 19-year-old male victim shot in the face near his left eye.
A suspect vehicle description was then put out to all Sheriff’s Office units as well as other law enforcement agencies in


Read more: http://www.wyff4.com/news/local-news/spartanburg-cherokee-news/Deputies-Teen-shot-in-face-suspect-arrested/-/9324158/18199034/-/fsmf1x/-/index.html#ixzz2IRqlHpj9







State of South Carolina vs Joshual Emmanuel Chapman
Case Number:2012A2330202559Court Agency:Greenville General SessionsFiled Date:10/15/2012
Case Type:Criminal-ClerkCase Sub Type:



Status:PendingAssigned Judge:Cagle, Diane D.Disposition Judge:
Disposition:











Disposition Date:Date Received:10/15/2012Arrest Date:10/10/2012
Law Enf. Case:01-2012-141544True Bill Date:No Bill Date:
Prosecutor Case:Indictment Number:2012GS2310373Waiver Date:
Probation Case:













Charges


NameCharge Code - Charge DescriptionOriginal Charge Code - Original ChargeDisposition Date
Chapman, Joshual EmmanuelRobbery / Armed Robbery, robbery while armed or allegedly armed with a deadly weapon-Robbery / Armed Robbery, robbery while armed or allegedly armed with a deadly weapon


State of South Carolina vs Joshual Emmanuel Chapman
Case Number:M803596Court Agency:Greenville General SessionsFiled Date:01/17/2012
Case Type:Criminal-ClerkCase Sub Type:



Status:PendingAssigned Judge:Hawley, Matthew RDisposition Judge:
Disposition:











Disposition Date:Date Received:01/13/2012Arrest Date:01/07/2012
Law Enf. Case:True Bill Date:08/21/2012No Bill Date:
Prosecutor Case:Indictment Number:2012GS2303763Waiver Date:
Probation Case:















Charges


NameCharge Code - Charge DescriptionOriginal Charge Code - Original ChargeDisposition Date
Chapman, Joshual Emmanuel0044-Weapons / Unlawful carrying of pistol-Weapons / Unlawful carrying of pistol
Chapman, Joshual Emmanuel Defendant M803596 01/17/2012Pending  Criminal-Clerk  Greenville General Sessions
Chapman, Joshual Emmanuel Defendant M803597 01/17/2012Pending  Criminal-Clerk  Greenville General Sessions
Chapman, Joshual Emmanuel Defendant 2012A2330202559 10/15/2012Pending  Criminal-Clerk  Greenville General Sessions
Chapman, Joshual Emmanuel Defendant 2012A2330202560 10/15/2012Pending  Criminal-Clerk  Greenville General Sessions

Friday, January 18, 2013

Williams, Bradley Hayne - Thug - Accused Of Trying To Kill His Parents. Charged With 2 Counts Of Attempted Murder

Bradley Hayne Williams: Accused of trying to kill his Parents

Police said a 27-year-old man was charged with attempted murder after he attacked both of his parents after a fight over some roast chicken and drugs.
Seneca police said they were called to a home on Shorecrest Drive Thursday evening by a couple who said their son, Bradley Hayne Williams, had assaulted both of them.
The mother said that her son became angry when she turned off the oven in which he was cooking chicken because he had fallen asleep.  She said he threw the chicken away when he woke up, and when she made a comment about wasting food, he became violent and struck her in the head. She said she tried to get the phone to call police, but her son took it and threw it outside.
The father, who has had back surgery that left him partially disabled, went into the bedroom to call police on another phone, and his wife said Williams knocked his father onto the bed and wrapped the cord of a heating pad around his neck.   The father was able to get away, and got out of the front door before Williams slammed the door shut, keeping his mother inside.
The mother said at that point, Williams threatened her with a machete and struck her with the handle as he demanded she go get him some Xanax.
When she finally agreed she would get him Xanax, he let her leave the house.
Police said when they arrived they saw bruises and scratches on both parents.  Officers spotted Williams driving in the area and pulled him over.
Williams is charged with two counts of attempted murder.
The State of South Carolina VS Bradley Hayne Williams
Case Number:2013A3720300013Court Agency:General SessionsFiled Date:01/17/2013
Case Type:Criminal-ClerkCase Sub Type:
Status:PendingAssigned Judge:Clerk Of Court C P, G S, And Family CourtDisposition Judge:
Disposition:
Disposition Date:Date Received:01/17/2013Arrest Date:01/10/2013
Law Enf. Case:True Bill Date:No Bill Date:
Prosecutor Case:Indictment Number:0000GS37Waiver Date:
Probation Case:
 
NameCharge Code - Charge DescriptionOriginal Charge Code - Original ChargeDisposition Date
Williams, Bradley Hayne3410-Murder / Attempted Murder3410-Murder / Attempted Murder

 

 

Florence Co. Thugs, X 3, Sentenced in Murder Case. 4 th. Thug Plead Guilty Earlier Got 30 Years

3 men enter pleas in 2010 shooting deathPosted: Jan 18, 2013 10:06 AM CST Updated: Jan 18, 2013 10:06 AM CST 


       So sad to see young people throwing there lives away over
                        money and drugs ... Makes no sense

                                                                         Dylan Lee

                                                                         Travis Lee     

                                                                         Matt Matthews

                                                           Thomas Vanhoose Jr.
                                                    Triggerman 30 Year Sentence
                                                       
FLORENCE, S.C. (AP) - Three men have been sentenced for the shooting death of a man in Florence County more than two years ago.
The Morning News of Florence reported (http://bit.ly/13MuEhf ) Jimmy Legrand Spring II was shot to death during a robbery at his home in Coward in August 2010.
Twenty-year-old Matt Lee of Scranton pleaded guilty Thursday to conspiracy, accessory before armed robbery and accessory after murder. He was sentenced to 14 years in prison.
Eighteen-year-old Travis Carlton Lee of Scranton pleaded guilty to the same accessory charges and was sentenced to 12 years in prison.
Twenty-year-old David Matthew of Coward pleaded guilty to the same charges and was sentenced to 10 years in prison.
Twenty-1-year-old Thomas Elbert VanHoose Jr., pleaded guilty earlier to murder and was sentenced to 30 years in prison.