Person Armed with Knife Taken into Custody in Myrtle Beach

Person Armed with Knife Taken into Custody in Myrtle Beach

Myrtle Beach, S.C.– A person armed with a knife was taken into custody by local law enforcement on August 27th, following a trespassing incident in the area of 10th Avenue North and North Oak Street, reported HERE News Network.

Incident Details

According to the Myrtle Beach Police Department, officers in the area were flagged down owing to a complaint of trespassing. On arrival, they found one of the involved individuals wielding a knife. The suspect swiftly fled the scene, running in the direction of Warren Street, when approached by officers.

Remarkably, by 6:50 p.m., the police were able to confirm that the individual had been taken into custody safely. However, no further details were immediately available regarding the identity of the person or the specific charges they face.

Public Cooperation Needed

The Myrtle Beach Police Department has asked anyone with additional information about this incident to get in touch with them. They can be reached at 843-918-1382 to provide any useful information that might help in the ongoing investigation.

HERE News applauds the quick response and actions of the Myrtle Beach Police Department in managing this potentially dangerous situation. Thankfully, no injuries were reported in this incident, and the department affirms its commitment to public safety in these challenging times.

Local Reactions

As news of the arrest spread, local residents expressed their concern about the occurrence of such incidents in their neighborhood. Many voiced their appreciation for the quick action by the local law enforcement and expect that this arrest will serve as a deterrent to others considering similar actions.

Local law enforcement encourages all community members always to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity, stating, “We all have a role to play in ensuring the safety and security of our community,” and reminding everyone the importance of community policing.

HERE News will continue to follow this story closely and update with any new information as the investigation proceeds.


HERE News Network
Author: HERE News


HERE Myrtle Beach

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