'My son is dead' | Family grieves after 2-year-old boy killed by gunfire
Investigators said the shooting involved an unsecured firearm. A 7-year-old child is now in protective custody.
No charges coming in Park Circle police shooting of Lowcountry musician
The SLED investigation into the June 28 police shooting of Quentin Ravenel, 34, has ended. No charges will be filed in ...
North Charleston state Rep. Marvin Pendarvis resigns amid criminal inquiry
Marvin Pendarvis, a state representative from North Charleston, has resigned amid an investigation into a case that led to ...
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Update: SC woman dies in early morning shooting in Horry County. Man arrested for murder
Horry County Police responded to an early morning shooting in the Loris area. One person is dead in the shooting, a report ...
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2023 SC Crime Report Shows Increase In Weapon Law Violations
Data reported to the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) from participating law enforcement agencies across the ...
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SLED 2023 crime report: violent crimes down, weapon violations double
Crime in South Carolina was down last year in six of eight categories, including murder, but gun violations are rising ...
Weapons violations among adults and juveniles continue a steady climb in SC, SLED reports
For ten years straight, South Carolina has seen an increase in the number of weapon related offenses, according to SLED. Here ...
SC crime stats released, Charleston Co. records highest number of murders
The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division released its 2023 report on state crime statistics Tuesday, and the data shows a continuing trend of rising weapons violations.
Weapons crimes on the rise: New SLED report says violations increased for the 10th straight year.
SLED said the most glaring statistic in the report is that weapon law violations increased for the 10th straight year. Although the total number of offenses in 2023 was up just sl ...
S.C. weapon law violations up for 10th straight year, SLED data says
Crimes considered to be weapon law have now increased each year for the past decade, according to new data from the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division.