Police - Surfside Beach

MIKE FREDERICK
Chief of Police
K. ALLEN DEATON
Mayor
SURFSIDE BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT
811 Pine Drive
Surfside Beach, SC 29575
Monthly Activity Report
JUL 2011
(7 JUL – 3 AUG 11)
Prepared by Mike Frederick
INTRODUCTION:
SBPD continues to handle the increased volume of calls for service attendant to the peak
season. Our numbers continue to rise both as the season progresses and incrementally over
the same periods one year prior.
We continue to curtail advanced / non-mandatory training and outside activities to a
minimum level so as to maintain the staffing levels required by our call for service volume.
Organizationally, we’ve settled into the new departmental layout and supervisory structure,
and our officers continue to respond well to the increased demands placed upon them attendant
to the service level to which we aspire. Although we continually task the officers with the
additional work that a true dedication to service demands, the days don’t seem to get any
longer. They do the work in the same amount of time, with little (or no) grousing. I am very
proud of the work that they perform, and the level at which they’ve “bought in” to our mindset.
PERSONNEL ACTIONS:
SBPD initiated no demotions, terminations, or transfers during this reporting period.
One non-sworn employee received a one-day suspension without pay after a reprimand for
improper job performance (second offense).
We received one complaint against an officer (actually, the department as a whole) during
this reporting period. A citizen accused SBPD of “harassing” her 17 year-old son, based upon
the fact that he received three summons in less than a month from various officers (one of
which required an arrest). I met with the mother, who (naturally) did not have all of the facts
attendant to the cases. Two of the cases actually stemmed from a Quality of Life (QOL) case
we’re managing wherein youth loitering, underage drinking, and illegal drug activity had
deteriorated the quality of life in an entire residential block. In less than one month of active
management, the problems have, for the most part, been mitigated. Residents there report a
greatly reduced nuisance level, although we continue to work the area as a QOL project.
Once the mother learned the details, she withdrew her complaint and agreed to partner with
us as we continue to work the problems in that neighborhood- a perfect example of how the
QOL system works to maintain the very high quality of life (and correspondingly low crime rate)
we enjoy here.
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SBPD Monthly Activity Report
JUL 2011
I included a copy of the form we use to track these projects for your review; it’s fairly
straightforward and should demonstrate the multi-disciplinary problem solving approach we
bring to bear when these types of situations arise.
Although all of our officers continue to embrace our service mindset and commitment to
excellence, I commended several officers in regard to particularly exemplary performance of
duty during this reporting period.
We received an outside commendation from the US District Court (Federal Probation Office)
in regard to OFF Al Sanabria’s excellent courtroom demeanor, law enforcement knowledge, and
spirit of cooperation. Sanabria had coordinated with Federal probation in regard to a case he
investigated which resulted in a probation violation hearing in federal court. His abilities and
attitude represented us well.
Internally, I formally commended OFF Dave Trilety in regard to his successful handling of a
prescription fraud / financial transaction card fraud case. Trilety caught the case at the patrol
level, and in keeping with our goal of working each case as a major incident (time permitting, of
course) was able to locate suspects, obtain warrants, and eventually obtain full confessions. As
a side note, SGT Travis Bailey’s participation in the US Marshal Service’s Operation Intercept
Fugitive Task Force (detailed for you in last month’s report) assisted in this case- Bailey was
able to locate and arrest the suspects in two separate locations in Myrtle Beach.
I’ve included both commendations for your review.
HIGH RISK LAW ENFORCEMENT ACTIVITIES:
SBPD conducted no vehicle pursuits, and no officers were injured on-duty during this
reporting period.
We used a reportable level of force on one occasion during this reporting period (standard
handcuffing, escort holds, etc. do not require additional reporting beyond our Uniform Crime
Report). On 22 JUL 11, CPL David Reyher arrested a combative suspect who resisted arrest
and efforts to transport him to the PD for the booking. The suspect damaged Reyher’s patrol
car by knocking the rear side window out of its track, and continued to threaten Reyher and
struggle throughout the booking process (despite three TASER strikes). Reyher was able to
safely restrain and control the suspect without injury to himself or the suspect (a testament to
his professionalism and experience level).
We conducted one brief foot pursuit during this reporting period, when OFF Julian
Ziolkowski detected a vehicle break-in suspect fleeing from a parking lot and gave chase.
Ziolkowski captured the suspect without incident after a one-block pursuit.
Officers responded to an active shooting call during this reporting period; luckily it resulted in
neither injuries nor a use of force. CPL Chris King and OFF David Turbeville responded to
reports of an individual on the beach discharging both fireworks and a handgun. The officers
located the suspect and arrested him without incident, seizing a .45 caliber pistol in the process.
The after-action reports are attached for your review.
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SBPD Monthly Activity Report
JUL 2011
TRAINING:
Due to the strenuous demands of our peak season service volume, SBPD continues to
curtail non-essential training. Officers continue to complete their required monthly in-service
training and legal updates online during their standard duty tours.
Officers Julian Ziolkowski and Chevis Ridgeway completed a four-day Basic Narcotics
Investigation and Interdiction course in Greenville, SC from 18-21 JUL.
On 27 JUL, Ziolkowski and OFF Brian Clark traveled to Lexington County to attend
Advanced Tactical Handgun Training sponsored by the SC Law enforcement Officers
Association.
WORKLOAD / PERFORMANCE METRICS:
As usual, we’ve included our Monthly Activity Report (along with the same period last year
spreadsheet for comparison purposes). Also included are the usual supplemental reports: the
Criminal Investigations log, Beach Services Field Activities, and the USMS Fugitive Task Force.
This month, SBPD officers issued 99 written warnings in lieu of Uniform Traffic Tickets.
NOTABLE EVENTS / INFORMATION:
Subsequent to the Accommodations Tax Advisory Committee recommendation (and your
formal approval), we fast-tracked the acquisition and outfitting of our new Beach Services utility
vehicles (two Kawasaki Mules). As
we thought would be the case, the
Beach Services officers have found
the Mules to be a dramatic
improvement over the four-wheelers
in comfort level, access, and
operability. They are registered now
and street-legal now, so we’ve
ordered trailer hitches to provide for
the movement of rescue equipment
(trailers, personal watercraft, etc.).
They will be particularly useful
should we experience a major storm,
as they are able to move through
debris and small areas much better
than squad cars or trucks.
SBPD Beach Services Officer Ron Levesque leaving the beach near
the pier in one of the recently fielded Kawasaki Mule utility vehicles.
The vehicles are more clearly
and quickly recognizable as police
vehicles as officers move to calls
through crowded beach areas, and their amphibious design has already benefited the Town in
that one vehicle was partially submerged while traversing a swash without engine damage.
Traversing salt water in the four-wheelers often created engine problems.
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SBPD Monthly Activity Report
JUL 2011
We’ll have one of the Mules parked outside of Council Chambers prior to Tuesday evening’s
meeting for your examination. I’ll be happy to answer any questions you may have at that time
as well.
As the final piece of our transformation / rebranding effort, we’ve added a traditional police
uniform to our approved duty wear order. Currently, officers wear one of three types of attire
IAW with SBPD uniform policy: the blue patrol uniform (a tactical uniform with thigh pockets and
all cloth insignia), business attire / coat and tie (for investigative or command personnel), or the
“field” uniform consisting of khaki field pants and a black golf shirt with embroidered badge (the
“black and tans,” as the officers refer to them, were added late last year to provide a standard
uniform for range days, training, heavy station work, mass callouts, etc.).
The missing piece, from a professionalism and appearance standpoint, was a standard
police uniform to wear during court appearances, high profile outside assignments, funerals, etc.
The new uniform will consist of poly / wool blend midnight blue pants and shirt, with standard
metal insignia for nameplates, badges, etc. Both the old patrol uniform and the newly issued
dress uniform will transition to the new “police” shoulder patch we provided to you for review a
few months ago. I will wear mine to the meeting Tuesday night and answer any questions you
may have, but you’ll instantly recognize it as the standard municipal police uniform in use
nationwide. They will provide us the capability to ditch the tactical uniforms when appropriate
(as situations dictate) to better represent the Town and SBPD. The guys are already referring
to them as “Adam-12’s,” which may or may not have something to do with our black and
whites…
As always, please don’t hesitate to call should you desire additional information or
clarification regarding the information within this report. Thank you for your continued support of
our efforts.
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SBPD Monthly Activity Report
JUL 2011
SURFSIDE BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT
Monthly Activity Report
JUL 2011
(7 JUL – 3 AUG 11)
ATTACHMENTS
AND
SUPPORTING MATERIALS
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SURFSIDE BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT
QUALITY OF LIFE
CASE MANAGEMENT FORM
INSTRUCTIONS: The SBPD QOL Case Management System is designed as the primary method by which the department identifies, tracks, and
remedies quality of life issues in Surfside Beach. An important part of the SBPD mission involves preserving and improving the quality of life,
maintaining peaceful and quiet neighborhoods, abating public nuisances, and protecting citizens from the detrimental effects of crime.
All SBPD Quality of Life (QOL) cases must be authorized by the Chief of Police using this form, which shall serve as the initiation document for
the QOL case file attendant to that project IAW SBPD General Order 308 (Crime Prevention and Community Relations). This document and the
supporting case notes shall be considered ongoing investigative work product to be used in prospective law enforcement actions for the
purposes of exemption from disclosure under the SC Freedom of Information Act (per the parameters set forth in §30-4-40). All materials related
to the QOL case shall be placed in the file, which shall be maintained by the Platoon SGT’s.
All officers contributing case work to a QOL case shall adhere to the remediation plan as approved by the chain of command to ensure that all
efforts are properly coordinated and comply with General Order 308’s requirements in regard to Constitutional safeguards, intelligence
gathering, and enforcement.
SITUATION TYPE:
(more than one
type may be
applicable)
NUISANCE PROPERTY
RECURRING CRIMINAL ACTS
PERSONAL WELFARE ISSUES
ANIMAL COMPLAINT
DRUG ACTIVITY
RECURRING NOISE
REFERRAL TO OUTSIDE AGENCIES
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT ISSUES
OTHER:_______________________
INITIAL
OPERATIONAL
PLAN:
DIRECT ENFORCEMENT
APPROVED INTEL OPERATIONS
UNDERCOVER OPERATION
SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCIES
CIVIL REMEDIES
PLANNING, BUILDING, & ZONING
TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT
OTHER LE AGENCIES
OTHER (LIST BELOW)
DESCRIBE
SITUATION:
MISSION:
(desired outcome-
5 W’s)
EXECUTION:
(intent, concept of
operations, tasks,
coordination)
ADMINISTRATION &
SUSTAINMENT:
COMMAND &
CONTROL:
APPROVAL
Chief of Police:
Mike Frederick / 593
SIGNATURE:
DATE:
SBPD Form 019
Distribution: LE Sensitive (Distribution Controlled)

SURFSIDE BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT
MEMORANDUM
To:
OFF Dave Trilety
From: Mike Frederick, Chief of Police
Date: 26 JUL 11
Re: Scrip Fraud / FTC investigation - Outstanding Performance of Duty (15 – 23 JUL 11)
CC: Jim Duckett, Town Administrator
………………………………………………………………………………………………………
I would like to commend you in regard to your exemplary performance of duty during a
prescription fraud and financial transaction card fraud investigation initiated and completed at the
patrol level. You continue to display the kind of initiative and drive we aim to instill in our officers, and
you set an example for younger officers to emulate.
When a local pharmacy reported on 12 JUL 11 that a suspect had passed a forged prescription,
you approached the investigation as a major incident and immediately devoted your time and
attention to investigating the case and providing a high level of service to the victims. You compiled a
solid investigative file and made a good suspect by matching DMV photos, conducting follow-up
interviews with the owner of the stolen scrip, and watching surveillance video. Your investigation
eventually led to a second suspect, and both were arrested within a week based upon your
investigation.
Good officers know that the arrest is not always the best juncture at which to end an investigation.
Subsequent to the arrests, you continued your work by interrogating both suspects and obtaining
good, solid confessions from both.
Your mastery of basic police patrol procedure, follow-up investigation skill, and desire to serve the
citizenry here at the highest level possible resulted in the removal of two criminals (and an amount of
illegally obtained drugs) from open society. A good week’s work…
Your actions obviously contributed greatly to this community’s continued safety, and reflect very
positively on you and this agency. Be proud of your performance (as I am), and stick with it. We all
slip and fall occasionally, but it’s consistency that separates the amateurs from the pros.
Thank you.
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AGENCY I.D.
SC0260800
EVENT
1.
2.
3.
INCIDENT REPORT
Surfside Beach Police Department
INCIDENT TYPE
BRGVEH - Breaking Into Autos - 16-13-160
23F - Petit Larceny - 16-13-30
90Z - Interfering with Municipal Officer - 2-93
CASE NUMBER
COMPLETED FORCED ENTRY PREMISE TYPE
18(Parking
YES NO YES NO
Lot/Garage)
18;03(Parking
YES NO YES NO
Lot/Garage; Bar/Night
25(Other/Unknown)
YES NO YES NO
UNITS
ENTERED
INCIDENT LOCATION (SUBDIVISION, APARTMENT AND NUMBER, STREET NAME AND NUMBER) ZIP CODE WEAPON TYPE
111 South Seaside Dr, Surfside Beach, SC
INCIDENT DATE 24 HR. CLOCK TO DATE
11006364
24 HR. CLOCK DISPATCH DATE/TIME 24 HR. CLOCK
LOCATION NO.
DISP. DATE DISP. TIME TIME ARRIVED DEPART. TIME
NCIC
INQ. ENTD.
TYPE VICTIM
Individual
Business
Financial Ins
Government
Relig. Orgn.
Soc./Public
Other
Unknown
Police Off.
COMPLAINANT'S NAME (LAST, FIRST, MIDDLE) RELATIONSHIP TO SUBJECT RESIDENT RACE SEX AGE ETH. HOME PHONE EMPLOYER PHONE
#1 #2 #3
D
D
* J S O U
E
E
ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP CODE
LOCATION NO.
29575-
07/30/2011 0:50 07/30/2011 0:55 07/30/2011 1:06 1:07 1:09
VICTIM NO. 1
SUBJECT NO. 1
VICTIM'S NAME (LAST, FIRST, MIDDLE) RELATIONSHIP TO SUBJECT RESIDENT RACE SEX AGE ETH.
#1 #2 #3
* J S O U
HEIGHT WEIGHT HAIR EYES FACIAL HAIR, SCARS, TATOOS, GLASSES, CLOTHING, PHYSICAL PECULIARTIES, ECT.
ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP CODE LOCATION NO.
VISIBLE INJURY (VICT. 1) YES NO EXPLAIN - COMPLAINT OF NON-VISIBLE INJURIES: YES NO
VICTIM (NO. 1) USING: ALCOHOL YES NO UNK
DRUGS: YES NO UNK
TYPE:
TWO-MAN VEH. ONE-MAN VEH. DETECTIVE/SPL.ASMT. OTHER ALONE ASSISTED * J -- This Jurisdiction S -- State O -- Out of State U -- Unknown
SUSPECT
RUNAWAY
WANTED
WARRANT
ARREST
JAIL
SUMMONS
NAME, (LAST, FIRST, MIDDLE) RACE SEX AGE
ETH. DATE OF BIRTH HEIGHT WEIGHT HAIR EYES
FACIAL HAIR, SCARS, TATTOOS, GLASSES, CLOTHING, PHYSICAL PECULIARTIES, ECT.
ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP CODE LOCATION NO.
SUBJECT (NO. 1)USING: ALCOHOL
DRUGS:
YES
NO
UNK
YES NO UNK
TOTAL # ARRESTED
ARRESTED NEAR OFFENSE SCENE YES NO DATE/TIME OF OFFENSE DATE/TIME OF ARREST
1
07/30/2011 0:50
HOME PHONE
Nobles, Mark R O W M 34 N (843) 267-1308
5'08" 200 BRO - Brown
6702 Jefferson Place F-2
Rishel, Judith Ann
white shorts with a white shirt
Myrtle Beach
EMPLOYER PHONE
07/30/2011 1:09
On 07-30-2011 at approx. 0106 hrs Ptl. Ziolkowski was dispatched to the parking lot of 15 S Ocean
Blvd which is the Surfside Beach Resort in reference to an Automobile breaking in progress. The
individual was leaving the scene and was described as a white female wearing a white shirt and
white shorts walking toward the Surfside Pier parking lot.
SC
29572-
W F 57 N 04/07/1954 5'03" 200
1321 South Blvd Charlotte NC 24226-
D
E
GRY - Gray BRO - Bro
D
E
NARRATIVE
PROPERTY EST.
ADMINISTRATIVE
As Ptl. Ziolkowski was arriving on scene he observed a white female wearing a white shirt walking
toward the beach from the Surfside Pier parking lot. Ptl. Ziolkowski observed the white female
turn and look at Ptl. Ziolkowski's fully marked patrol vehicle and then start fleeing on foot east
bound. Ptl. Ziolkowski in full uniform exited the patrol vehicle and in a loud clear voice
commanded the individual to stop. The individual who is arrestee 1 continued to flee and after a
short foot pursuit was caught. While Ptl. Ziolkowski was trying to detain arrestee 1 she
interfered with the process by actively pulling her arms away from Ptl. Ziolkowski and trying to
TYPE (GROUP)
STOLEN
DAMAGED
BURNED
RECOVERED
SEIZED
COUNTERFEIT
09-Credit/Debit C
$.00
$.00
SUBJECT IDENTIFIED
YES
NO
REASON FOR EXCEPTIONAL CLEARANCE:
SUBJECT LOCATED
YES
NO
JURISDICTION OF THEFT
LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY
ACTIVE
UNFOUNDED
ADM. CLOSED
ARRESTED UNDER 18
ARRESTED 18 AND OVER
EX-CLEAR UNDER 18
EX-CLEAR 18 AND OVER
1. OFFENDER DEATH 2. NO PROSECUTION 3. EXTRADITION DENIED 4. VICTIM DECLINES COOPERATION 5. JUVENILE - NO CUSTODY
REPORTING OFFICER(S) DATE UNIT APPROVING OFFICER DATE UNIT
NUMBER
NUMBER
592 - Officer Julian Ziolkowski
531 - James Amundsen
38-Vehicle Parts/
$15.00
$15.00
77-Other
$100.00
$100.00
07/30/2011
592
561 - Captain Arron Miller
FOLLOW-UP INVESTIGATION
YES NO
OFFICER
JURISDICTION OF RECOVERY
LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY
$115.00
$115.00
08/01/2011
TOTAL VALUE

AGENCY I.D.
SC0260800
SUPPLEMENTAL INCIDENT REPORT
Surfside Beach Police Department
11006364
CASE NUMBER
NCIC
INQ. ENTD.
ORIGINAL
REPORT
MODIFIES
ORIGINAL
SUPPLEMENTAL
REPORT
CASE STATUS
CHANGE
ADDITIONAL
VICTIMS
ADDITIONAL
OFFENDERS
ADDITIONAL
STOLEN PROPERTY
ADDITIONAL
RECOVERED PROPERTY
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VICT./SUBJ. I.D. OVERFLOW
COMPLAINANT
VICTIM #
SUBJECT #
RUNAWAY
WANTED
WARRANT
ARREST
JAIL
SUMMONS
2
NAME (LAST, FIRST, MIDDLE) VICTIM RELATIONSHIP TO SUBJECT RESIDENT RACE SEX AGE D.O.B. ETH
#1 #2 #3
* J S O U
HEIGHT WEIGHT HAIR EYES FACIAL HAIR, SCARS, TATTOOS, GLASSES, CLOTHING, PHYSICAL PECULIARTIES, ECT.
ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP CODE LOCATION NO. HOME PHONE EMPLOYER PHONE
D
D
E
E
VICTIM NO. 2 VISIBLE INJURY: NO YES COMPLAINT OF VICTIM USING ALCOHOL: NO YES UNK TWO-MAN VEHICLE DETECTIVE/SPLASMT ALONE
NON-VISIBLE INJURIES
EXPLAIN
NO YES DRUGS: NO YES UNK ONE-MAN VEHICLE OTHER
ASSISTED
SUBJECT NO. USING ALCOHOL: NO YES
USING DRUGS: NO YES TYPE: UNK
VICT./SUBJ. I.D. OVERFLOW
COMPLAINANT
VICTIM #
SUBJECT #
RUNAWAY
WANTED
WARRANT
ARREST
JAIL
SUMMONS
NAME (LAST, FIRST, MIDDLE) VICTIM RELATIONSHIP TO SUBJECT RESIDENT RACE SEX AGE D.O.B. ETH
#1 #2 #3
* J S O U
Etheridge, Billy J
HEIGHT WEIGHT HAIR EYES FACIAL HAIR, SCARS, TATTOOS, GLASSES, CLOTHING, PHYSICAL PECULIARTIES, ECT.
5'08" 180
O W M 41
10/31/1969
ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP CODE LOCATION NO. HOME PHONE EMPLOYER PHONE
D
D
2712 S Island Rd Georgetown SC 29440-
E (843) 527-4450 E
(843) 655-3850
VICTIM NO. VISIBLE INJURY: NO YES COMPLAINT OF VICTIM USING ALCOHOL: NO YES UNK TWO-MAN VEHICLE DETECTIVE/SPLASMT ALONE
NON-VISIBLE INJURIES
EXPLAIN
NO YES DRUGS: NO YES UNK ONE-MAN VEHICLE OTHER
ASSISTED
SUBJECT NO. USING ALCOHOL: NO YES UNK
Witness
USING DRUGS: NO YES TYPE: UNK
flee. Ptl. Ziolkowski was able to handcuff the arrestee behind her back and the handcuffs where
fitted and double locked. Ptl. Ziolkowski observed the arrestee to be carrying a brown in color
purse.
N
NARRATIVE
Ptl. Ziolkowski made contact with witness one who was the security guard at the Surfside Beach
Resort. Witness 1 stated that he came upon an argument between a white male and older white female
and he was told she had entered into the victims vehicle and taken several items. Witness 1 also
stated the older female who he identified on scene as the arrestee gave him a set of keys and
stated they belonged to the victim. The victim stated that they were his work keys that were
JURISDICTION OF THEFT
LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY
JURISDICTION OF RECOVERY
LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY
VEH./GUN/ECT
STATUS TYPE VIN AND/OR LICENSE NO. BOAT HULL NO. AND/OR REG. NO.
WP0CA2983YU626810 / DXE812
STOLEN
RECOVERED
VEHICLE
GUN
SERIAL AND/OR OWNER APPLIED NO.
YEAR OF REGISTRATION YEAR OF EXPIRATION YEAR MAKE TYPE
FOUND
BOAT
2000 Porsche
MODEL
STYLE
COLOR
BRAND NAME
TOWED
LICENSE PLATE
Boxster
BLK - Black
SUSPECT
SECURITIES/BONDS, STOCKS
NIC NO.
DENOMINATION
ISSUER
P - Passenger car
STATE
SC
CALIBER
SECURITIES DATE
VICTIM
ARTICLE
MISCELLANEOUS
PROPERTY EST.
ADMINISTRATIVE
TYPE (GROUP)
STOLEN
DAMAGED
BURNED
RECOVERED
SEIZED
COUNTERFEIT
SUBJECT IDENTIFIED
YES
NO
REASON FOR EXCEPTIONAL CLEARANCE:
SUBJECT LOCATED
YES
NO
ACTIVE
UNFOUNDED
ADM. CLOSED
ARRESTED UNDER 18
ARRESTED 18 AND OVER
EX-CLEAR UNDER 18
EX-CLEAR 18 AND OVER
1. OFFENDER DEATH 2. NO PROSECUTION 3. EXTRADITION DENIED 4. VICTIM DECLINES COOPERATION 5. JUVENILE - NO CUSTODY
REPORTING OFFICER(S) DATE UNIT APPROVING OFFICER DATE UNIT
NUMBER
NUMBER
592 - Officer Julian Ziolkowski
531 - James Amundsen
07/30/2011
592
561 - Captain Arron Miller
FOLLOW-UP INVESTIGATION
YES NO
OFFICER
$115.00
$115.00
08/01/2011
TOTAL VALUE

AGENCY I.D.
SC0260800
SUPPLEMENTARY INCIDENT REPORT
Surfside Beach Police Department
11006364
CASE NUMBER
NCIC
INQ. ENTD.
ORIGINAL
REPORT
MODIFIES
ORIGINAL
SUPPLEMENTAL
REPORT
CASE STATUS
CHANGE
ADDITIONAL
VICTIMS
ADDITIONAL
OFFENDERS
ADDITIONAL
STOLEN PROPERTY
ADDITIONAL
RECOVERED PROPERTY
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inside his vehicle. Witness 1 then called Surfside Beach Police. Witness 1 did give a written
voluntary statement.
The victim stated when he was leaving Scotty's Bar he observed an older white female sitting in
the driver seat of listed vehicle with the door open with out his permission. The victim stated he
then asked what she was doing and she then left and walked over to the surfside Beach Resort
Parking lot. The victim stated he observed his registration, insurance card, and work
identification card in the arrestee's brown in color purse. The victim then took those items from
her purse. The victim then followed her to the Surfside Beach Resort Parking lot. After Ptl.
Ziolkowski detained the arrestee the victim identified the arrestee as the person who was inside
of his vehicle. The victim did not give the arrestee permission to enter listed vehicle and remove
listed items. The victim stated the vehicle was unsecured.
Ptl. Ziolkowski recovered inside of the arrestee's brown in color purse a pair of clear in color
Oakley sun-glasses with blue lenses, a Capital One Credit Card with the name Mark Nobles (victim)
printed on the front, a silver in color lug nut key, and four different receipts. The victim
identified all listed items were from the inside of the listed vehicle which he owned.
NARRATIVE
Ptl. Ziolkowski then made contact with witness 2 who stated he observed an older white female
inside of the victims vehicle and observed she removed items from the center console then walk
into the Surfside Beach Resort parking lot. Witness 2 then asked witness 1 to call the police.
The arrestee was placed under arrest for breaking into Automobiles which a warrant request with
filled out and ticket number 84066FN for Interfering with Municipal Officer and ticket number
84067 FN for Petit Larceny was issued to the arrestee for court date 08/17/2011. The arrestee was
identified by a North Carolina identification card.
ADMINISTRATIVE
SUBJECT IDENTIFIED
YES
NO
REASON FOR EXCEPTIONAL CLEARANCE:
SUBJECT LOCATED
YES
NO
ACTIVE
UNFOUNDED
ADM. CLOSED
ARRESTED UNDER 18
ARRESTED 18 AND OVER
EX-CLEAR UNDER 18
EX-CLEAR 18 AND OVER
1. OFFENDER DEATH 2. NO PROSECUTION 3. EXTRADITION DENIED 4. VICTIM DECLINES COOPERATION 5. JUVENILE - NO CUSTODY
REPORTING OFFICER(S) DATE UNIT APPROVING OFFICER DATE UNIT
NUMBER
NUMBER
592 - Officer Julian Ziolkowski
531 - James Amundsen
07/30/2011
592
561 - Captain Arron Miller
FOLLOW-UP INVESTIGATION
YES NO
OFFICER
08/01/2011

AGENCY I.D.
SC0260800
SUPPLEMENTARY INCIDENT REPORT NARRATIVE
Surfside Beach Police Department
CASE NUMBER
11006364
NCIC
INQ. ENTD.
SUPP # INCIDENT DATE INCIDENT TIME CASE STATUS
07/30/2011 0:50 CA - Closed by Arrest
SUPPLEMENT TYPE SUPPLEMENT DATE SUPPLEMENT TIME SUPPLEMENTING OFFICER
1 1
1
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Follow-Up Report 07/30/2011 7:45 562 - Sergeant Donald Sliker
On July 30, 2011 warrant number J-730975 was signed and served on the arrestee at the SBPD Jail.
NARRATIVE

AGENCY I.D.
SC0260800
EVENT
1.
2.
3.
INCIDENT REPORT
Surfside Beach Police Department
INCIDENT TYPE
520 - Unlawful Carrying of a Pistol
520 - Shooting Under the Influence
90Z - Fireworks
CASE NUMBER
COMPLETED FORCED ENTRY PREMISE TYPE
16(Lake/Waterway)
YES NO YES NO
16(Lake/Waterway)
YES NO YES NO
16(Lake/Waterway)
YES NO YES NO
UNITS
ENTERED
INCIDENT LOCATION (SUBDIVISION, APARTMENT AND NUMBER, STREET NAME AND NUMBER) ZIP CODE WEAPON TYPE
Beach\1st Ave S, Surfside Beach, SC
INCIDENT DATE 24 HR. CLOCK TO DATE
11006115
24 HR. CLOCK DISPATCH DATE/TIME 24 HR. CLOCK
LOCATION NO.
DISP. DATE DISP. TIME TIME ARRIVED DEPART. TIME
NCIC
INQ. ENTD.
TYPE VICTIM
Individual
Business
Financial Ins
Government
Relig. Orgn.
Soc./Public
Other
Unknown
Police Off.
COMPLAINANT'S NAME (LAST, FIRST, MIDDLE) RELATIONSHIP TO SUBJECT RESIDENT RACE SEX AGE ETH. HOME PHONE EMPLOYER PHONE
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ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP CODE
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07/24/2011 3:18 07/24/2011 5:13 07/24/2011 3:18 3:20 5:13
12-S-Handgun
ADMINISTRATIVE PROPERTY EST.
NARRATIVE
SUBJECT NO. 1 VICTIM NO. 1
VICTIM'S NAME (LAST, FIRST, MIDDLE) RELATIONSHIP TO SUBJECT RESIDENT RACE SEX AGE ETH.
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State of South Carolina
HEIGHT WEIGHT HAIR EYES FACIAL HAIR, SCARS, TATOOS, GLASSES, CLOTHING, PHYSICAL PECULIARTIES, ECT.
ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP CODE LOCATION NO.
VISIBLE INJURY (VICT. 1) YES NO EXPLAIN - COMPLAINT OF NON-VISIBLE INJURIES: YES NO
VICTIM (NO. 1) USING: ALCOHOL YES NO UNK
DRUGS: YES NO UNK
TYPE:
TWO-MAN VEH. ONE-MAN VEH. DETECTIVE/SPL.ASMT. OTHER ALONE ASSISTED * J -- This Jurisdiction S -- State O -- Out of State U -- Unknown
SUSPECT
RUNAWAY
WANTED
WARRANT
ARREST
JAIL
SUMMONS
TYPE (GROUP)
STOLEN
DAMAGED
BURNED
RECOVERED
SEIZED
COUNTERFEIT
NAME, (LAST, FIRST, MIDDLE) RACE SEX AGE
ETH. DATE OF BIRTH HEIGHT WEIGHT HAIR EYES
FACIAL HAIR, SCARS, TATTOOS, GLASSES, CLOTHING, PHYSICAL PECULIARTIES, ECT.
ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP CODE LOCATION NO.
SUBJECT (NO. 1)USING: ALCOHOL
DRUGS:
SUBJECT IDENTIFIED
YES
NO
REASON FOR EXCEPTIONAL CLEARANCE:
YES
NO
UNK
YES NO UNK
TOTAL # ARRESTED
SUBJECT LOCATED
YES
NO
ARRESTED NEAR OFFENSE SCENE YES NO DATE/TIME OF OFFENSE DATE/TIME OF ARREST
JURISDICTION OF THEFT
LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY
ACTIVE
UNFOUNDED
ADM. CLOSED
ARRESTED UNDER 18
ARRESTED 18 AND OVER
EX-CLEAR UNDER 18
EX-CLEAR 18 AND OVER
1. OFFENDER DEATH 2. NO PROSECUTION 3. EXTRADITION DENIED 4. VICTIM DECLINES COOPERATION 5. JUVENILE - NO CUSTODY
REPORTING OFFICER(S) DATE UNIT APPROVING OFFICER DATE UNIT
NUMBER
NUMBER
584 - Corporal Christopher A. King
597 - Officer David Turbeville
07/25/2011
584
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561 - Captain Arron Miller
FOLLOW-UP INVESTIGATION
YES NO
07/24/2011 3:18
OFFICER
HOME PHONE
5320 Reedham Ct Charlotte NC 28208-
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JURISDICTION OF RECOVERY
LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY
07/24/2011 3:43
07/25/2011
EMPLOYER PHONE
Hailey Jr, Carlton Dover B M 28 N 08/15/1982 6'06" 190 BLK - Blac BRO - Bro
On July 24, 2011 at approximately 3:18 A.M. I was dispatched to the beach near 1st Ave S in
reference to fireworks. While enroute to the call dispatch advised me the suspect may also be
firing a gun. Officer Turbeville and I arrived on scene and walked onto the beach. We located a
female sitting in the lifeguard chair and a pistol sitting on top of the umbrella box next to her.
I also noticed numerous beer cans, fireworks and shell casings on the ground. The firearm was
secured and the female was checked for any other weapons. The firearm was identified as a .45
caliber semi automatic Taurus. The female said she was on the beach with her boyfriend (suspect
1). While securing the firearm the suspect walked onto the beach. A terry frisk was completed on
the suspect and Officer Turbeville felt what he believed to be bullets in the suspect's pocket.
The suspect said the officer was correct and eight .45 caliber bullets were removed from his
pocket. The suspect and the female were read their Miranda Rights and asked what they were doing
on the beach. The suspect said they were shooting fireworks. The suspect was asked who owned the
TOTAL VALUE
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Surfside Beach Police Department
11006115
CASE NUMBER
NCIC
INQ. ENTD.
ORIGINAL
REPORT
MODIFIES
ORIGINAL
SUPPLEMENTAL
REPORT
CASE STATUS
CHANGE
ADDITIONAL
VICTIMS
ADDITIONAL
OFFENDERS
ADDITIONAL
STOLEN PROPERTY
ADDITIONAL
RECOVERED PROPERTY
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VICT./SUBJ. I.D. OVERFLOW
COMPLAINANT
VICTIM #
SUBJECT #
RUNAWAY
WANTED
WARRANT
ARREST
JAIL
SUMMONS
NAME (LAST, FIRST, MIDDLE) VICTIM RELATIONSHIP TO SUBJECT RESIDENT RACE SEX AGE D.O.B. ETH
#1 #2 #3
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HEIGHT WEIGHT HAIR EYES FACIAL HAIR, SCARS, TATTOOS, GLASSES, CLOTHING, PHYSICAL PECULIARTIES, ECT.
ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP CODE LOCATION NO. HOME PHONE EMPLOYER PHONE
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VICTIM NO. VISIBLE INJURY: NO YES COMPLAINT OF VICTIM USING ALCOHOL: NO YES UNK TWO-MAN VEHICLE DETECTIVE/SPLASMT ALONE
NON-VISIBLE INJURIES
EXPLAIN
NO YES DRUGS: NO YES UNK ONE-MAN VEHICLE OTHER
ASSISTED
SUBJECT NO. USING ALCOHOL: NO YES
USING DRUGS: NO YES TYPE: UNK
VICT./SUBJ. I.D. OVERFLOW
NARRATIVE
COMPLAINANT
VICTIM #
SUBJECT #
RUNAWAY
WANTED
WARRANT
ARREST
JAIL
SUMMONS
NAME (LAST, FIRST, MIDDLE) VICTIM RELATIONSHIP TO SUBJECT RESIDENT RACE SEX AGE D.O.B. ETH
#1 #2 #3
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HEIGHT WEIGHT HAIR EYES FACIAL HAIR, SCARS, TATTOOS, GLASSES, CLOTHING, PHYSICAL PECULIARTIES, ECT.
ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP CODE LOCATION NO. HOME PHONE EMPLOYER PHONE
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VICTIM NO. VISIBLE INJURY: NO YES COMPLAINT OF VICTIM USING ALCOHOL: NO YES UNK
NON-VISIBLE INJURIES
EXPLAIN
NO YES DRUGS: NO YES UNK
SUBJECT NO. USING ALCOHOL: NO YES UNK
TWO-MAN VEHICLE
ONE-MAN VEHICLE
USING DRUGS: NO YES TYPE: UNK
DETECTIVE/SPLASMT
gun and he said he did. The suspect was asked for his concealed weapons permit but said he did
not have one. The suspect was asked who was shooting the gun on the beach and he said he was
shooting the gun. While speaking with the suspect I could smell a strong odor of an alcoholic
beverage emitting from his breath. The suspect's eyes were glassy, his speech was slurred, and
his motor skills were slow. The suspect was arrested, handcuffed (double-locked), and transported
to the Myrtle Beach Police Department. The suspect was given an opportunity to provide a breath
test and gave a sample of .15%. The suspect was issued a citation for Fireworks with a court date
of August 17, 2011. Warrants will be obtained at a later time for Shooting Under the Influence
and Unlawful Carrying of a Pistol. The firearm, the eight bullets, and the five shell casings
OTHER
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JURISDICTION OF THEFT
LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY
JURISDICTION OF RECOVERY
LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY
STATUS TYPE VIN AND/OR LICENSE NO. BOAT HULL NO. AND/OR REG. NO.
STOLEN
VEHICLE
SERIAL AND/OR OWNER APPLIED NO.
STATE
VEH./GUN/ECT
RECOVERED
FOUND
TOWED
SUSPECT
GUN
BOAT
LICENSE PLATE
SECURITIES/BONDS, STOCKS
YEAR OF REGISTRATION YEAR OF EXPIRATION YEAR MAKE TYPE
MODEL
STYLE
COLOR
BRAND NAME
NIC NO.
DENOMINATION
ISSUER
CALIBER
SECURITIES DATE
VICTIM
ARTICLE
MISCELLANEOUS
PROPERTY EST.
ADMINISTRATIVE
TYPE (GROUP)
STOLEN
DAMAGED
BURNED
RECOVERED
SEIZED
COUNTERFEIT
SUBJECT IDENTIFIED
YES
NO
REASON FOR EXCEPTIONAL CLEARANCE:
SUBJECT LOCATED
YES
NO
ACTIVE
UNFOUNDED
ADM. CLOSED
ARRESTED UNDER 18
ARRESTED 18 AND OVER
EX-CLEAR UNDER 18
EX-CLEAR 18 AND OVER
1. OFFENDER DEATH 2. NO PROSECUTION 3. EXTRADITION DENIED 4. VICTIM DECLINES COOPERATION 5. JUVENILE - NO CUSTODY
REPORTING OFFICER(S) DATE UNIT APPROVING OFFICER DATE UNIT
NUMBER
NUMBER
584 - Corporal Christopher A. King
597 - Officer David Turbeville
07/25/2011
584
561 - Captain Arron Miller
FOLLOW-UP INVESTIGATION
YES NO
OFFICER
07/25/2011
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SC0260800
SUPPLEMENTARY INCIDENT REPORT
Surfside Beach Police Department
11006115
CASE NUMBER
NCIC
INQ. ENTD.
ORIGINAL
REPORT
MODIFIES
ORIGINAL
SUPPLEMENTAL
REPORT
CASE STATUS
CHANGE
ADDITIONAL
VICTIMS
ADDITIONAL
OFFENDERS
ADDITIONAL
STOLEN PROPERTY
ADDITIONAL
RECOVERED PROPERTY
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were seized and dropped into evidence. Pictures of the shell casings on the beach were taken and
will be attached to the report. Case closed with the arrest of one.
NARRATIVE
ADMINISTRATIVE
SUBJECT IDENTIFIED
YES
NO
REASON FOR EXCEPTIONAL CLEARANCE:
SUBJECT LOCATED
YES
NO
ACTIVE
UNFOUNDED
ADM. CLOSED
ARRESTED UNDER 18
ARRESTED 18 AND OVER
EX-CLEAR UNDER 18
EX-CLEAR 18 AND OVER
1. OFFENDER DEATH 2. NO PROSECUTION 3. EXTRADITION DENIED 4. VICTIM DECLINES COOPERATION 5. JUVENILE - NO CUSTODY
REPORTING OFFICER(S) DATE UNIT APPROVING OFFICER DATE UNIT
NUMBER
NUMBER
584 - Corporal Christopher A. King
597 - Officer David Turbeville
07/25/2011
584
561 - Captain Arron Miller
FOLLOW-UP INVESTIGATION
YES NO
OFFICER
07/25/2011

AGENCY I.D.
SC0260800
SUPPLEMENTARY INCIDENT REPORT NARRATIVE
Surfside Beach Police Department
CASE NUMBER
11006115
NCIC
INQ. ENTD.
SUPP # INCIDENT DATE INCIDENT TIME CASE STATUS
07/24/2011 3:18 CA - Closed by Arrest
SUPPLEMENT TYPE SUPPLEMENT DATE SUPPLEMENT TIME SUPPLEMENTING OFFICER
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Follow-Up Report 07/25/2011 5:05 584 - Corporal Christopher A. King
On July 24, 2011 two warrants were obtained for the suspect. The warrants were in reference to
Shooting Under the Influence and Unlawful Carrying of a Pistol. The suspect was served with both
warrants.
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Surfside Beach Police Department - Patrol Division
Calls for Service / Field Activities
Charges and Arrests
911 Hang-Ups 13 Accessory to Felony 2
Abandoned Property
Abandoned Vehicle 2 Animal at Large
Allow Unauthorized Operation of Motor Veh
Accident (injuries) 6 Armed Robbery 1
Accident property damage only) 42 Assault / Battery (1st degree) 1
Alarm Calls 45 Assault / Battery (2nd degree)
Alcohol Violation 1 Assault / Battery (3rd degree) 1
Animal Calls 22 Bank Fraud
Armed Subject Bicycle Violations 1
Assault 9 Blackmail / Extortion
Assisting other Agencies 14 Breach of Trust 2
Bomb Threat Breaking & Entering Motor Vehicle 1
Booking (non-SBPD) 12 Burglary 1st Degree / attempt
Breach of Trust 2 Burglary 2nd Degree / attempt
Burglary Attempt 2 Burglary 3rd Degree / attempt
Burglary Business/Building 1 Careless Operation 2
Burglary Residence 4 Child Neglect
Burglary Vehicle 13 Child Restraint Violation
Check Forgery 1 Criminal Domestic Violence 2
Child Abuse Criminal Domestic Violence High & Agg. 1
City Ordinance Violation 10 Criminal Sexual Conduct
Civil Matter 12 Defrauding Cab
Credit Card Abuse 2 Disorderly Conduct 41
Criminal Sexual Conduct Driver's License Violations / Restrictions 5
Death Investigation Driving Under Suspension 28
Debit Card Abuse Driving Under the Influence 11
Decoy Car / Operation
Driving Wrong Side of Highway
Defraud Check Equipment Violation 11
Defraud Food/Gas Bill Failure to Stop for Blue Lights 1
Defraud Innkeeper Failure to Surrender DL 1
Defraud Wrecker
Failure to Yield Right of Way
Disabled Vehicle/Motorist 4 False Information to Law Enforcement
Disorderly Subjects 27 Following Too Closely 4
Disturbances 26 Forgery
Domestic Dispute 20 Fugitive from Justice
Embezzlement Golf Cart Violation 1
Escorts 5 Grand Larceny
Fight 4 Handicap Violation
Fireworks 83 Helmet Law Violation 2
Foot Patrol 5 Hitchhiking
Found Property / Article 16 Improper Lights
Harassment Calls 11 Improper Turn
Hit and Run Accidents 1 Kidnapping 3
Identitiy Theft Leaving Scene of Accident 1
Improper Parking 6 Liquor with Broken Seal
Incorrigible Juvenile Littering 2
Indecent Exposure
Monthly Activity Report - JUL 2011
Information 19 Loud Noise 4
Intoxicated Driver 4 Malicious Damage to Property 2
Intoxicated Pedestrian 11 Minor Possession Alcohol 5
Kidnapping
Minor Possession Cigarettes
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Surfside Beach Police Department - Patrol Division
Calls for Service / Field Activities
Monthly Activity Report - JUL 2011
Charges and Arrests
Littering MOPED Violations 4
Lost/Found Property Moving Violation (other) 13
Mail Tampering No DL in Possession 4
Malicious Damage to Auto 2 No Motorcycle DL
Malicious Damage to Business
No Proof of Insurance
Malicious Damage to Property 1 No SC Driver's License 5
Medical Calls/Assisting Fire Dept 15 Noise violation (animal)
Mentally Ill Subject 3 Open Container 10
Message Delivery
Operating Uninsured Vehicle
Misc Beach Problems 12 Petit Larceny 3
Open Door Business 1 Possession Cocaine / Crack / Ice 1
Open Door Residence Possession Controlled Substance 4
Open Door Town Property
Open Door Vehicle
Possession Criminal Tools or Implements
Possession Heroin
Other 64 Possession of Weapon during Crime
Premises Check 23 Possession Stolen Goods < $2000
Prowler 2 Possession Stolen Goods > $2000
Public Assist 36 Possession Stolen Vehicle
Radar/Traffic Control 9 Possession with Intent to Dist Marijuana 1
Repossessions/Towed Vehicles 3 Possession with Intent to Dist Other
Sanitation Problem
Prostitution
Sex Crimes/Vice 1 Reckless Driving 3
Shoplifting 3 Registration Violations 56
Smoking Ordinance Violation 3 Resisting Arrest 4
Stolen Property 21
Stolen Tag 9 Seatbelt Violation 19
Stolen Vehicle 1 Shoplifting 2
Stolen Vehicle (recovered) Simple Possession Marijuana 13
Street Department Problem 3 Smoking Violation
Strong Armed Robbery Speeding (17 corridor) 9
Suicide Attempt 1 Speeding (residential) 19
Suspicious Circumstances 30 Stop Sign Violation 4
Suspicious Person(s)/Vehicle(s) 50 Striking Fixtures on Highway
Towed Vehicle 41 Strongarm Robbery
Traffic Complaints/Hazards 25 Supply Alcohol to Minor
Traffic Stops 363 Trespassing
Transport for Bond Hearing 23 Unlawful Carrying of Weapon
Trespassing 3 Unlawful Use of Telephone
Unknown Call Type Vehicle on Beach 1
Utility Problem
Wipers / No Lights
Vandalism 5 Check Forgery
Vehicle Accidents TOTAL 311
Warrant Service 17
Water/Street/Utility Problems
USE OF DETENTION FACILITY
Welfare Concern 3 Horry County Police Department 49
SC Highway Patrol / other agency 14
Surfside Beach Police Department 78
TOTAL 1228 TOTAL 141
SBPD Prisoners Trans. to County Jail 60
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Surfside Beach Police Department - Patrol Division
Calls for Service / Field Activities
Charges and Arrests
911 Hang-Ups 4 Accessory to Felony
Abandoned Property Allow Unauthorized Operation of Motor Veh 4
Abandoned Vehicle 2 Animal at Large
Accident (injuries)
Armed Robbery
Accident property damage only)
Assault / Battery (1st degree)
Alarm Calls 52 Assault / Battery (2nd degree)
Alcohol Violation 2 Assault / Battery (3rd degree)
Animal Calls 28 Bank Fraud
Armed Subject
Bicycle Violations
Assault 12 Blackmail / Extortion
Assisting other Agencies 15 Breach of Trust
Bomb Threat
Booking (non-SBPD)
Breach of Trust
Breaking & Entering Motor Vehicle
Burglary 1st Degree / attempt
Burglary 2nd Degree / attempt
Burglary Attempt 1 Burglary 3rd Degree / attempt
Burglary Business/Building 1 Careless Operation 3
Burglary Residence 5 Child Neglect
Burglary Vehicle 12 Child Restraint Violation 3
Check Forgery Criminal Domestic Violence 2
Child Abuse
Criminal Domestic Violence High & Agg.
City Ordinance Violation 13 Criminal Sexual Conduct
Civil Matter 4 Defrauding Cab
Credit Card Abuse 7 Disorderly Conduct 11
Criminal Sexual Conduct Driver's License Violations / Restrictions 3
Death Investigation Driving Under Suspension 11
Debit Card Abuse Driving Under the Influence 9
Decoy Car / Operation Driving Wrong Side of Highway 1
Defraud Check 2 Equipment Violation 4
Defraud Food/Gas Bill 1 Failure to Stop for Blue Lights
Defraud Innkeeper 2 Failure to Surrender DL
Defraud Wrecker Failure to Yield Right of Way 3
Disabled Vehicle/Motorist 3 False Information to Law Enforcement
Disorderly Subjects 14 Following Too Closely 1
Disturbances 37 Forgery
Domestic Dispute
Monthly Activity Report - JUL 2010
Fugitive from Justice
Embezzlement Golf Cart Violation 3
Escorts 6 Grand Larceny
Fight 8 Handicap Violation 4
Fireworks 48 Helmet Law Violation
Foot Patrol 20 Hitchhiking
Found Property / Article Improper Lights 1
Harassment Calls 10 Improper Turn
Hit and Run Accidents 11 Kidnapping
Identitiy Theft Leaving Scene of Accident 4
Improper Parking 14 Liquor with Broken Seal 1
Incorrigible Juvenile 2 Littering
Indecent Exposure Littering 1
Information 30 Loud Noise 1
Intoxicated Driver 8 Malicious Damage to Property 4
Intoxicated Pedestrian 9 Minor Possession Alcohol
Kidnapping
Minor Possession Cigarettes
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Surfside Beach Police Department - Patrol Division
Calls for Service / Field Activities
Monthly Activity Report - JUL 2010
Charges and Arrests
Littering 1 MOPED Violations 2
Lost/Found Property 7 Moving Violation (other) 6
Mail Tampering No DL in Possession 4
Malicious Damage to Auto 3 No Motorcycle DL
Malicious Damage to Business 1 No Proof of Insurance 11
Malicious Damage to Property 2 No SC Driver's License 10
Medical Calls/Assisting Fire Dept 16 Noise violation (animal)
Mentally Ill Subject 3 Open Container 10
Message Delivery Operating Uninsured Vehicle 9
Misc Beach Problems 4 Petit Larceny 1
Open Door Business 1 Possession Cocaine / Crack / Ice
Open Door Residence Possession Controlled Substance 1
Open Door Town Property
Open Door Vehicle 1 Possession Heroin
Possession Criminal Tools or Implements
Other 65 Possession of Weapon during Crime
Premises Check 18 Possession Stolen Goods < $2000 1
Prowler 1 Possession Stolen Goods > $2000
Public Assist 35 Possession Stolen Vehicle
Radar/Traffic Control 8 Possession with Intent to Dist Marijuana 1
Repossessions/Towed Vehicles 3 Possession with Intent to Dist Other
Sanitation Problem
Prostitution
Sex Crimes/Vice 1 Reckless Driving 1
Shoplifting 4 Registration Violations 19
Smoking Ordinance Violation 5 Resisting Arrest 4
Stolen Property 31 Resisting Arrest
Stolen Tag Seatbelt Violation 41
Stolen Vehicle 4 Shoplifting 5
Stolen Vehicle (recovered) 2 Simple Possession Marijuana 7
Street Department Problem 4 Smoking Violation
Strong Armed Robbery 1 Speeding (17 corridor) 14
Suicide Attempt Speeding (residential) 22
Suspicious Circumstances 28 Stop Sign Violation 4
Suspicious Person(s)/Vehicle(s) 68 Striking Fixtures on Highway
Towed Vehicle
Strongarm Robbery
Traffic Complaints/Hazards 29 Supply Alcohol to Minor
Traffic Stops 275 Trespassing 1
Transport for Bond Hearing 20 Unlawful Carrying of Weapon
Trespassing 6 Unlawful Use of Telephone 1
Unknown Call Type
Vehicle on Beach
Utility Problem Wipers / No Lights 2
Vandalism 3 Check Forgery
Vehicle Accidents 38 TOTAL 251
Warrant Service 21
Water/Street/Utility Problems
USE OF DETENTION FACILITY
Welfare Concern 12 Horry County Police Department 52
SC Highway Patrol / other agency 11
Surfside Beach Police Department 53
TOTAL 1104 TOTAL 116
SBPD Prisoners Trans. to County Jail 29
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Surfside Beach Police Department - General Criminal Investigations
Monthly Activity Report - July 2011
CASE # TITLE OPENED STATUS Warrants
11005890 Burglary 07/19/11 Active
11005914 Burglary 7/19/2011 Active
11006285 Burglary 07/28/11 Active
11003187 Child Pornography 06/20/11 Active
11004979 Burglary 06/22/11 Closed
11002028 Forgery 04/01/11 Closed
11001759 Sexual Assault 04/10/11 Closed
11000227 Larceny 01/19/11 Closed
11005716 Sexual Assault 7/14/2011 Arrest 1
11001573 Death Investigation 03/16/11 Active
11005894 Burglary Auto 7/18/2011 Active
11006087 Grand Larceny 7/23/2011 Active
11001804 Burglary 03/24/11 Active
11004046 Grand Larceny 05/30/11 Active
11004736 Petit Larceny 06/19/11 Active
TOTAL: 1
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Surfside Beach Police Department - Beach Services
Monthly Activity Report - JUL 2011
Calls for Service / Field Activities Warnings Summons
Alcohol displayed 26 1
Customer service questions
Dogs on beach (illegal) 30
Dogs on leash (required)
First aid assists 14
Glass on beach 26
Lifeguard assists
Lost items 4
Missing persons 4
No fishing license
Other service / enforcement calls 11
Smoking on beach 201 3
Surfing zone violation 8 1
Swimming beyond guidelines 7
Tents tagged 6
Wheelchair assists 2
TOTAL 339 5
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Surfside Beach Police Department - USMS Fugitive Task Force
Monthly Activity Report - JUL 2011
Arrests Bond Date Arrested (location)
Burglary 1st Degree Pending 8 July 11 Michigan
FTA Petit Larceny $1,092.50 10 July 11 Myrtle Beach
CDV Pending 15 July 11 SSB
Prescription Fraud, FTC Fraud Pending 15 July 11 Myrtle Beach
Prescription Fraud, FTC Fraud Pending 15 July 11 Myrtle Beach
FTA Disorderly Conduct $81.88 16 July 11 SSB
FTA DUI $997.00 18 July 11 SSB
FTA Breach of Trust $572.50 22 July 11 Horry County
FTA Simple Possession, Disorderly $701.88 24 July 11 Horry County
FTA DUS $652.50 25 July 11 Myrtle Beach
Driving without a license Pending 26 July 11 SSB
Parking prohibited, Open Container $163.76 27 July 11 SSB
TOTAL $4,262.02 12
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