
Summerville Journal Scene ®
Type of theft: Burglary (two incidents)
Location: Woodward Boulevard; Canaberry Circle
Date: June 10-11
Time of day: Overnight or between 9:30 a.m. and 6:50 p.m.
Items stolen: Tools, guns, jewelry and a cell phone
Total value: $12,015
Details: Home on Woodward Boulevard is undergoing renovation; an upstairs bedroom was vandalized with paint on the walls and carpet, the latter of which was also burned; no signs of forced entry; rear door to home on Canaberry Circle was forced open; about $8,000 worth of guns were missing from a gun safe in the victim’s closet.
Suspect(s): None
Responding agency: Summerville Police Department
Type of theft: Vehicle break-in
Location: Orangeburg Road (near Yerby Road)
Date: June 3-4
Time of day: Overnight
Items stolen: In-dash stereo
Total value: $150
Details: There was a circular hole in the front passenger window with blood around the hole, suggesting someone punched through the window; the vehicle was locked at the time.
Suspect(s): None
Responding agency: Dorchester County Sheriff’s Office
Type of theft: Larceny
Location: Congaree River Drive (The Lakes of Summerville)
Date: June 9
Time of day: Overnight
Item stolen: 2005 Forest River Work and Play camper
Total value: $17,000
Details: The vehicle was parked in a storage lot.
Suspect(s): None
Responding agency: Summerville Police Department
Type of theft: Burglary
Location: Good Chiropractic and Wellness Clinic on Old Trolley Road
Date: June 8
Time of day: 12:30-1:30 p.m.
Item stolen: Laptop computer
Total value: $1,500
Details: Employees were out to lunch, and the only ones with the keys to the clinic, when the computer was stolen from an office inside; one door may have been unlocked; no signs of forced entry.
Suspect(s): None
Responding agency: Dorchester County Sheriff’s Office
Type of theft: Larceny
Location: Thorpe Road (off Hodge Road)
Date: June 8-9
Time of day: Between noon (June 8) and 12:32 a.m. (June 9)
Items stolen: Two 53-foot container trailers
Total value: $10,000
Details: Containers were taken from a salvage yard; due to a language barrier with the victim, the reporting deputy had difficulty understanding what happened.
Suspect(s): None
Responding agency: Dorchester County Sheriff’s Office
Contact David Berman at 873-9424 ext. 214 or dberman@journalscene.com
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