Berkeley County Sheriff's Office

It’s finally the weekend, , so you know what that means!! It’s almost time for a new episode of On Patrol: Live. Tonight you’ll be rolling with Corporal BJ Nelson (K9 Kai) and someone new! Please help us welcome Corporal Daniel Lambert to our lineup. 💚💪

🎄 Berkeley’s making their list… we’re checking it twice! Because we ALWAYS find out who’s naughty or nice. Apparently, we have three elves we need to add to the naughty list. Good thing we always get our cardio in.

A Berkeley County deputy was on patrol on Highway 52 in the area of Butterbean Road in St. Stephen. While doing so, the deputy observed a vehicle that was being operated with defective equipment. The deputy attempted to stop the vehicle and the driver, later identified as Brandon Lee Potter, did not stop for deputies. During the pursuit, deputies observed the front-seat passenger, later identified as William Derek Thomas, throw objects out of the passenger window and sunroof of the vehicle in an attempt to purposely cause damage to the fully marked patrol vehicles. The items Thomas threw did cause damage to the patrol vehicle to include a dented hood, cracked windshield, broken front grill and a dented radiator and A/C condenser. Thomas also caused another patrol vehicle to get a flat tire from the objects he threw out of the window.

The pursuit continued until Potter lost control of the vehicle which caused the vehicle to hit a tree. Potter, Thomas and the back-seat passenger (Ashley Sheree Hart) fled from the vehicle and into the woods. Deputies pursued Potter on foot and was able to apprehend him a few feet into the woods. When deputies attempted to identify Potter, he lied continuously to deputies…. Luckily we located his driver’s license inside of the vehicle on the driver’s seat.

Deputies then conducted a K9 track to locate Thomas and Hart. K9 Prima and her handler were able to successfully locate both subjects.

A check through dispatch revealed that these three are no strangers to trouble with law enforcement. Potter had a suspended license due to a previous Failure to Stop for Blue Lights and Sirens conviction. Hart was found to have a warrant through Berkeley County.

Potter was arrested and charged with Failure to Stop for Blue Lights and Sirens second offence, Resisting Arrest, Giving False Information to Police and Driving Under Suspension. As far as the for Potter, he has been arrested at least five times since 2014. Those charges include Obtaining Money Under False Pretenses, Malicious Injury to Property, Larceny, Breaking/Entering into a Motor Vehicle, Unlawful Carrying of a Firearm, Evading Arrest, Possession of a Stolen Vehicle (x2), Driving Under Suspension, Failure to Stop for Blue Lights and Resisting Arrest.

Thomas was arrested and charged with Evading Arrest and Malicious Injury to Property. As far as the for Thomas, he has been arrested at least seven times since 2012. Those charges include Family Court Bench Warrants, Failure to Pay Child Support (x3), Possession of M**hamphetamine, Possession of Burglary Tools, Criminal Conspiracy, Malicious injury to Property, Grand Larceny, and Driving Under Suspension.

Hart was arrested for her outstanding warrant and charged with Evading Arrest. As far as the for Hart, she has been arrested at least FIFTEEN times since 2013. Those charges include Shoplifting (x5), Failure to Pay Child Support (x6), Trespassing (x4), Possession of a Scheduled Narcotic, Contempt of Court, Malicious Injury to Property, Evading Arrest, Giving False Information to Police, Possession of M**hamphetamine, Breach of Trust, Receiving Stolen Goods, Obtaining Money Under False Pretenses (x2), Possession of Stolen Property - Property Crime Enhancement and Obtaining Goods Under False Pretenses.

For Immediate Release
December 4, 2023

𝐁𝐞𝐫𝐤𝐞𝐥𝐞𝐲 𝐂𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐭𝐲 𝐃𝐞𝐭𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐯𝐞𝐬 𝐈𝐧𝐯𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐠𝐚𝐭𝐞 𝐀𝐟𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐀𝐬𝐬𝐚𝐮𝐥𝐭𝐬 𝐑𝐞𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐞𝐝 𝐨𝐧 𝐓𝐫𝐚𝐢𝐥𝐬 𝐢𝐧 𝐂𝐚𝐧𝐞 𝐁𝐚𝐲

MONCKS CORNER, S.C. - (Monday, December 4, 2023) The Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office is investigating two separate assaults that have been reported in a Summerville neighborhood. The assaults have occurred in the area of a paved trail in Cane Bay.

On Monday, November 27 just after 8PM, Berkeley County Dispatch received a call in reference to an assault. Deputies arrived at the victim’s house to collect information and learned the victim was assaulted. The victim is a 14-year-old female. The victim described to investigators she was attacked from behind. Due to the way the victim was assaulted, she was unable to provide a description to investigators, initially. The investigation determined the victim was assaulted on the trails near Shadybrook Drive and Cane Bay Boulevard.

On Saturday, December 2 just before 7PM, Berkeley County Dispatch received a call in reference to an assault. Deputies learned the victim was assaulted and dropped her phone during the incident. The victim is a 15-year-old female. The victim was able to get away from the assailant. Deputies located the victim’s phone on the trail behind Bella Vista Court. The victim was able to provide deputies with a description of the man who attacked her.

The suspect is described as a younger white male with facial hair. The male is approximately 5’07”-5’08” and has a skinny build.

“We are using every resource possible to identify a suspect and make an arrest. Detectives are working around the clock to complete this investigation. We have also requested assistance from SLED.” Sheriff Duane Lewis stated. “I am urging all parents and guardians to please not allow your children to walk alone on the trails at night. Please make sure you are aware of your surroundings.”

The Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office continues to investigate this case. Deputies have also increased patrols in the area. Residents are asked to report suspicious activity to Berkeley County dispatch at 843-719-4169.

Last night was so nice… we gotta do it twice!! 😌

We are keeping in NYC!! Again tonight LIVE in the On Patrol: Live studio, gets to see Sergeant Yacobozzi. He is ready to answer your questions so be sure to send them in using the hashtag and some of them will be answered live.

📺 QUICK! Get to the TV. As promised: We brought to NYC!! Tonight and Saturday night, gets to see Sergeant Paul Yacobozzi LIVE IN STUDIO for On Patrol: Live.

❓❓ Have any questions for Yac? Use the hashtag and some of them will be answered live.

Surprise!!! We hope you’re ready to hang with Sgt. Yacobozzi this weekend on . Make sure you tweet with any questions.

Hat’s out of the bag! We’re welcoming Sgt. Paul Yacobozzi of Berkeley County Sheriff's Office to the OPL studio this weekend, starting with First Shift at 8pm ET. Send your questions for him to [email protected]

🥳 CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR PROMOTION! 💚

Sheriff Duane Lewis is pleased to announce the promotions of two individuals. Cpl. B. Scrio (left) and Cpl. B. Pitsinger (right) were presented with their Certificate of Promotion by Sheriff Lewis. Both deputies have been promoted to the rank of Sergeant!

🎉🎉 Please help us say congratulations to our deputies who were promoted! Thank you for making Berkeley County a safe place to live, work and play.

The holidays are an extra challenging time for those grieving the loss of loved ones. Consider supporting those in our community who've been impacted by drugged and/or drunk driving.

Please join us for the Candlelight Memorial Service for Impaired driving that is put on annually by the Kennedy Center. It is always a touching service.
Our very own, Coroner Hartwell, will be the MC for the evening. We will hear from 2 guest speakers, local law enforcement, and the Berkeley High School Chorus. Please come show your support for the victim's families.
Kennedy Center Prevention

For Immediate Release
November 27, 2023

𝐁𝐞𝐫𝐤𝐞𝐥𝐞𝐲 𝐂𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐭𝐲 𝐃𝐞𝐩𝐮𝐭𝐢𝐞𝐬 𝐌𝐚𝐤𝐞 𝐀𝐫𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐭 𝐢𝐧 𝐌𝐢𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐏𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐨𝐧 𝐂𝐨𝐥𝐝 𝐂𝐚𝐬𝐞 𝐟𝐫𝐨𝐦 𝟐𝟎𝟏𝟖

MONCKS CORNER, S.C. - (Monday, November 27, 2023) Berkeley County Sheriff Duane Lewis announced the arrest of a man after further investigation into a missing person cold case from February 2018. Deputies have arrested Brandon Romaine Smith, 33, of Mulberry Drive in Summerville. Smith is being charged with Murder and Possession of a Weapon During the Commission of a Violent Crime.

On Monday, November 20, deputies attempted to stop a vehicle for a traffic violation. The driver of the vehicle, who was later identified as Smith, did not stop for deputies. Smith eventually dumped the vehicle he was driving and led deputies on a short manhunt. Detectives, deputies and K9s tracked Smith and were able to take him into custody.

Smith’s arrest is in connection to the missing person’s case of Tyreek Jawaun Pettigrew, of Moncks Corner. Pettigrew was 20 years old when he went missing.

“As time goes on, we continue to follow up on leads and reevaluate evidence. We never stop investigating cold cases.” Berkeley County Sheriff Duane Lewis stated. “The family has trusted us since day one and we are glad to begin to start the process of justice for the family. We are thankful to Solicitor Scarlett Wilson’s office for their assistance on this case.”

Smith also had outstanding warrants with Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office for Failure to Stop for Blue Lights and Sirens and Domestic Violence third degree. He will receive an additional charge of Failure to Stop for Blue Lights and Sirens for the pursuit from Monday.

The Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office continues to investigate this case. Anyone with information regarding the missing person’s case of Pettigrew is asked to contact the Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office.

Good evening, ! Tonight is round two of … who is ready for their ridealong? Tonight you’ll be riding with Corporal Nelson (K9 Kai) and Corporal Blackmon. See you at 9PM on REELZ.

Now that the turkey is all put away, is ready to play! Good evening, . Are you ready for a new episode of On Patrol: Live? Tonight you’ll be riding with Corporal Williams and Deputy Rogers.

🛍️ 💸 What is more important than getting the best deals while doing 𝗕𝗹𝗮𝗰𝗸 𝗙𝗿𝗶𝗱𝗮𝘆 & 𝗖𝗵𝗿𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗺𝗮𝘀 shopping this holiday season? Safety!

The Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office wants to make sure shoppers will be safe this holiday season. Please remember to be patient, be safe but have fun! Let's work together to make this holiday season safe and joyous for everyone! To report suspicious activity, please call 843-719-4169.

🤝 🍽️ To those serving their community in any way or fashion, WE ARE THANKFUL FOR YOU! We are especially thankful to the ones whose dinner table is a patrol car. Thank you for the sacrifices you make to keep this amazing county safe.

“As we express our gratitude, we must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words but to live by them.” - John F. Kennedy

On behalf of Sheriff Lewis and everyone at Berkeley County, we wish you a Happy Thanksgiving. May we spend the day today surrounded by friends, family and good food.

We will never forget our local heroes who gave the ultimate sacrifice. November 19, 2002 will always be engrained in our minds.

Please pause and pray with us as we remember Berkeley County Sheriff's Deputy Gene Wright and Summerville Police Department Patrolman William Bell, who were killed by an impaired driver. May their sacrifices not be forgotten and their memory always be with us.

We encourage you to visit https://www.odmp.org/officer/16461-deputy-sheriff-marion-eugene-wright-ii to learn more about the untimely deaths of our heroes.

Today, we pause to remember two Lowcountry lawmen who gave their lives on this day 21 years ago. Berkeley County Sheriff's Deputy Wright and Summerville Police Patrolman Bell were assisting a disabled motorist when an impaired driver struck and killed both of them in Summerville, SC.

Always Remembered, Never Forgotten.

Deputy Marion Eugene Wright, II
Berkeley County Sheriff's Office C-137

Patrolman William Boland Bell
Summerville Police Department L-48

End of Watch 11.19.2002

Happy Saturday, ! We hope you’re ready for a new episode of tonight. You’ll be riding with Sergeant Yacobozzi & Corporal Fowler. See you at 9PM.

We wonder if Sergeant Yacobozzi will run in the 🤠👢 again tonight??

✨ DON'T FORGET!✨Today, until 7PM we are raising money for Special Olympics South Carolina! Come see us at Chick-fil-A Cane Bay.

We are teaming up again this year with South Carolina Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics for Cops on the Coop. Drop in for breakfast, lunch or dinner! When you make a $20 contribution, you will receive a South Carolina Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics T-Shirt and coupon to use at Chick-Fil-A!

For more information please visit: https://www.facebook.com/scletr

Everyone loves Chick-fil-A, but we love it a little bit more when it's a fundraiser! We are teaming up again this year with South Carolina Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics for Cops on the Coop. Deputies from BCSO will be participating at Chick-Fil-A Cane Bay. We will be accepting donations to support over 30,000 Special Olympics Athletes.

Drop in for breakfast, lunch or dinner! When you make a $20 contribution, you will receive a South Carolina Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics T-Shirt and coupon to use at Chick-Fil-A!

For more information please visit: https://www.facebook.com/scletr



Special Olympics South Carolina

Happy Saturday, ! We hope you’re ready for a new episode of tonight. You’ll be riding with Corporal Blackmon and Deputy Rogers. See you at 9PM.

For Immediate Release
November 10, 2023

Berkeley County Deputies Investigating After Shooting Left One Injured in Ladson

MONCKS CORNER, S.C. - (Friday, November 10, 2023) The Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office is investigating after a shooting in Ladson left one person injured. The shooting occurred on Miami Street, off of College Park Road.

Just after 1 p.m., Berkeley County Communications received a 911 call in reference to a shooting that just occurred with one person injured. Responding deputies located the victim in the parking lot of Food Lion, after the victim attempted to have someone drive them to an emergency room.

The victim was transported to an area hospital for treatment.

The Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office continues to investigate this case.

❤️ THANK YOU, VETERANS! 💙

Land of the free, because of the brave!! To every person that has given their time to serve this country in an amazing way — THANK YOU. On this Veterans Day, let us remember the service of our veterans. Those men and women have sacrificed so much so that we can live free. They have dedicated their lives to their country and deserve to be recognized for their commitment.

Here at Berkeley County, we are extra thankful for several of our deputies who served their country before serving this county. From protecting our great country to protecting this amazing county! We are truly grateful for Berkeley County's very own veterans.

Do you have a Veteran who is a part of your life? Share a photo with us below.

Thank you will never be enough! 💚🙏 Recently, we awarded Sangaree Intermediate School Patriots Music Teacher Katherine Clarkson with the Sheriff’s Office Citizen Service Award.

On October 16, Mrs. Clarkson was on cafeteria duty at lunchtime when she observed a student choking on food. Mrs. Clarkson and other staff members immediately rushed to the students aid and began to assist by patting them on the back. After several failed attempts to dislodge the obstruction, Mrs. Clarkson took control of the student and performed the Heimlich maneuver which resulted in the student's airway being restored and the obstruction being cleared from the student's throat.

Mrs. Clarkson's rapid reaction undoubtedly saved this students life and for that, the Berkeley County Sheriff's Office recognizes this act and presented her with the Civilian Service Award.

Cpl. B. Key, the SRO at Sangaree Intermediate School, nominated Mrs. Clarkson to recognize the magnitude of her heroic actions that day.

Berkeley County School District

While you were sleeping, your Berkeley County deputies were actively patrolling the roads and keeping you safe. When we conduct extra patrols, we do them at random in hopes of catching a crime in progress. The dedication of your deputies resulted in them catching a DRIVE-BY SHOOTING in progress.

During the early morning hours, deputies were conducting extra patrols around Cane Bay, Nexton, and Sheep Island. While doing so, they observed a suspicious truck on Sheep Island Road. Deputies observed the vehicle turn off their lights and then what appeared to be an occupant inside the vehicle firing a firearm from the passenger side of the vehicle. Deputies immediately attempted to contact the vehicle and the driver took off from the scene. Deputies were able to locate the vehicle and conduct a high-risk traffic stop where the driver (David Infinger) and passenger (Michael Bunch) were taken into custody.

K9 Kai responded to the scene with his handler to assist deputies. The team located two clear, plastic baggies that both contained a crystal-like substance. The substance field tested presumptive for M**hamphetamine and had a combined weight of approximately 48 grams. K9 Kai also conducted an article search with his handler and the team then located a firearm. The firearm was a R***r 9mm and was reported stolen out of Berkeley County since June 2023.

Other assisting deputies responded to the location where deputies observed the drive-by shooting to check on potential victims. Deputies located several spent shell casings and property damage on Sheep Island Road.

Infinger was arrested and charged with Trafficking M**h, Possession of a Weapon During a Violent Crime, Unlawful Carrying of a Firearm and Possession of a Stolen Firearm. As far as the for Infinger, he has been arrested at least one other time in Berkeley County for Receiving Stolen Goods.

Bunch was arrested and charged with Trafficking M**h, Possession of a Weapon During a Violent Crime, Unlawful Carrying of a Firearm, Possession of a Stolen Firearm and Malicious Injury to Property. Bunch also had outstanding warrants with Dorchester County Sheriff’s Office for Receiving Stolen Goods. As far as the for Bunch, he has been arrested at least six times. Those charges include Simple Possession of Ma*****na, Possession of a Controlled Substance (x3), Driving Under Suspension, Reckless Driving, Possession of M**hamphetamine (x2) and Failure to Stop For Blue Lights.

Additional charges are pending for both subjects as the Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office continues to investigate.











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Drowsy Driving is Preventable! This week is and Berkeley County is joining the fight against sleepy drivers.

DID YOU KNOW:
😴 Drowsy driving is more likely to cause a crash.
😴 Drowsy driving is really risky.
😴 Drowsy driving is dangerously common.

Drowsy driving is a dangerous behavior that can result in serious injury or death. Just like drunk, drugged, and distracted driving, drowsy driving is a real public health issue, causing thousands of car crashes each year and killing an estimated 6,400 people in the United States according to the AAA foundation for Traffic Safety.

We encourage you to visit https://www.thensf.org/drowsy-driving-prevention/ for tips on how to prioritize sleep and drive when you are alert and refreshed!

It’s almost time for Saturday Night Lights. Who’s ready for another night of On Patrol: Live?! Tonight you’ll be riding with Sergeant Yacobozzi and Corporal Fowler. See you at 9PM!

We had a spooktacular time this past Halloween in Berkeley County! Some of our deputies got to show their creativity and imagination when dressing up. We really love putting a smile on our community's face.

We like to think we are pretty cool… but getting messages every day is not. Mr. Hood if you really wanted to meet us in person, all you have to do is come down to the office. There’s no need to double text 😉.

For this , we are asking the public’s assistance in locating James Hood, 38, of Two Hitch Road in Goose Creek. Hood is currently wanted for Harassment in the first degree. Hood is known to harass people via messaging, even after being requested to cease communication. Hood also frequently sends threatening messages to anyone who challenges his communication.





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🎂 HAPPY BIRTHDAY SHERIFF LEWIS! 🎁

Today is a special day for a man who does so much for our county! Please help us wish a well-deserved ‘Happy Birthday’ to our amazing Sheriff Duane Lewis. With a job as important as his, there aren’t many days off.

Sheriff Lewis, we thank you for ALL you do to ensure Berkeley County residents live in an area where they are safe to live, work and play. We are thankful for you.

For Immediate Release
November 2, 2023

Berkeley Co. Detectives Charge Two Individuals After Dog Attack Leaves Man Dead

MONCKS CORNER, S.C. - (Thursday, November 2, 2023) Berkeley County Sheriff Duane Lewis announced the arrest of two individuals after the investigation into a dog attack that left one man dead.

Detectives have arrested and charged 45-year-old Shannan Christine McCrackin, of Moncks Corner, and Kenneth Howard Swayne, 44, of Moncks Corner.
McCrackin has been arrested and charged with Involuntary Manslaughter and two counts of Dangerous Animals Unconfined on Premises. Swayne has been arrested and charged with two counts of Dangerous Animals Unconfined on Premises.

On Tuesday, October 31, deputies responded to a residence on Ayers Drive, in Moncks Corner, in reference to a report of a dog attack with a person severely injured. When deputies arrived on scene, medical personnel were tending to the victim. The victim was pronounced deceased on scene. The victim was identified by the Berkeley County Coroner’s Office as David Eller, 65, of Moncks Corner.

Preliminary investigations that were conducted by detectives revealed that Eller was attacked unprovoked by two vicious Pitbulls. The Pitbulls were not contained properly.

“This was a vicious attack on an unsuspecting victim, and this should have never occurred.” Berkeley County Sheriff Duane Lewis stated. “If the owner of the dogs would have taken the proper responsibility for the safe keeping of the animals, the attack could have been prevented.”

The Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office continues to investigate this case.

- Prepared by the Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office -

Congratulations are in order!! 🎉

Earlier this month our K9 Unit participated in the North American Police Work Dog Association (NAPWDA) annual certification. This was an opportunity for our own K9 Unit, and other law enforcement agencies around the state, to participate in critical certification and training both in the field and the classroom. Our K9s and their handlers were able to cover topics that included narcotics, tracking, evidence, area and building search, obedience and aggression control.

Due to recent staffing shortages, any kid dressed up as law enforcement this Halloween will be required to work a 12-hour shift. Sorry, we don't make the rules. 😉

It looks like the BCSO K9 Unit had to call in a little back-up this evening! Remember, don’t be spooked if you see extra blue lights tonight. We will be in numerous neighborhoods to make sure everyone remains safe.

📸🧡 SHOW US YOUR HALLOWEEN PHOTOS! Comment below so we can see those ghouls and goblins. Have a safe and happy Halloween from BCSO.

This Halloween let’s make happy memories, not tragic nightmares. The only thing scarier than zombies and witches loose on the streets is an impaired driver.

👻😨 SPOOKY FACTS: During Halloween night across the US (6 p.m. October 31 to 5:59 a.m. November 1) during the years 2017-2021, there were 159 people killed in drunk-driving crashes.

😨😱 We know, there is nothing scarier than seeing blue lights behind you… but take our advice: JUST PULL OVER!

: Recently, a Berkeley County deputy responded to the area of Autonomous Drive in the Ridgeville area in reference to a group of vehicles racing in the area. This is not an uncommon call we receive, and we are CRACKING DOWN on reckless drivers.

When the deputy arrived on scene, he observed several vehicles parked on the side of the road and vehicle parked in the roadway. The deputy activated his lights and began to clear the area. While doing so, he saw a BMW traveling at a high rate of speed. The deputy’s in-car radar was able to capture the vehicle traveling an approximate speed of 100-mph in a 45-mph zone. The deputy also noticed that the vehicle did not have a vehicle license tag on it. The deputy then attempted to conduct a traffic stop on the vehicle.

The driver of the BMW, later identified as Austin Michael Kirkham, 24, increased his speed and a pursuit ensued. Kirkham began to drive recklessly without due regards to the public’s safety. After a few turns, another Berkeley County deputy was able to successfully deploy stop-sticks and the vehicle’s tires began to deflate. Kirkham was soon taken into custody.

Kirkham was arrested and charged with Reckless Driving, Failure to Stop for Blue Lights and Sirens and Operating an Uninsured Motor Vehicle. He was also issued a citation for No Vehicle License Display.

🎃🖤 Happy Halloween from your spooky friends at Berkeley County!

Don't be spooked tonight when you see extra blue lights. Our very own goblin deputies will be conducting extra patrols in many neighborhoods to ensure safety. Everyone, please pack your patience tonight! Don't be a jerk-o-lantern... look out for trick-or-treaters.

If you forgot, here’s your reminder! Right now an all new episode of is on. You’ll be riding with Corporal Williams and Deputy Rogers.

Set back, relax and enjoy the ride!

❗❗💡DO YOU HAVE CONCERNS IN YOUR COMMUNITY?

Come to our Community Outreach Forum, presented by Berkeley County Sheriff Duane Lewis. The forum will be held TOMORROW!

RSVP HERE: https://www.facebook.com/events/888149268846633/

DO YOU HAVE CONCERNS IN YOUR COMMUNITY?

Come to our Community Outreach Forum, presented by Berkeley County Sheriff Duane Lewis. The purpose of the presentation is to provide the public with a chance to get to know their Sheriff’s Office better! Citizens can expect to hear an overview about BCSO, learn about statistics that concern your community and have the opportunity to ask questions.

➡️➡️ RSVP HERE: https://www.facebook.com/events/888149268846633/

PLEASE NOTE: There will be one other location for this forum in the North-end of Berkeley County. That date and location will be announced at a later date in November.

Happy Saturday, ! It was a little rainy last night but tonight the weather has cleared up and it looks like it will be a beautiful night. It’s the perfect night to fight some crime 😉💚. Tonight you’ll be riding with Corporal Ronnie Russell (K9 Prima) and Corporal Dylan Lee.

See you soon, !

Welcome to Friday . Please join us in welcoming the Lee County Sheriff's Office starting this weekend. Tune in at 8e|5p for , and then at 9e|6p! Here is the lineup to get us started.