Myrtle Beach Police Respond to Late-Night Shooting
Hey Myrtle Beach! It looks like we’ve had a bit of an eventful night recently. Just when you thought it was all sunshine and sandcastles, police were called out to the 1700 block of South Kings Highway late Thursday night due to reports of a shooting. Thankfully, it seems like everyone is safe as there were no injuries reported.
What Happened?
So, here’s the scoop: around 11:40 PM, our local police got the call about the shooting and rushed to the scene. The neighborhood might have felt a little tense with all the excitement, but officers were quick to take charge of the situation. After piecing together what went down, they managed to locate the suspect just a few blocks away at the 100 block of North Ocean Boulevard. Before too long, the suspect was in custody, and the worry of anyone getting hurt was alleviated.
Increased Police Presence
In light of this incident, locals can expect to see an increased law enforcement presence in the area while they continue their investigation. This is just a precaution, so if you’ve been enjoying your late-night walks or drives, know that the police are keeping a vigilant eye on things to keep our community safe.
Got Info? Speak Up!
If anyone out there has any information related to the incident, don’t hesitate to reach out to the police at 843-918-1382. The more eyes we have on the ground, the better!
Weather Update Following Helene’s Visit
Be Prepared!
If you’re out and about enjoying the beach this weekend, it might be a good idea to keep an umbrella handy just in case those clouds roll in! And let’s be honest, nothing can stop the coastal charm of Myrtle Beach— rain or shine, we know how to have a good time!
Community Spirit Shines
As always, Myrtle Beach, it’s times like these that really let our community spirit shine. From lending a hand to our neighbors during tough times to coming together to celebrate our beautiful beach days, we’ve got something special here. So, let’s keep looking out for each other and make sure our beautiful town stays safe and sound.
Stay Tuned!
Keep your heads up Myrtle Beach, stay safe, enjoy the warm weather, and keep an eye out for any news as this story develops. Here’s to hoping for a peaceful weekend ahead!
Author: STAFF HERE MYRTLE BEACH
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