West Park Circle, North Charleston | News, Crime, Lost Pets, Free Stuff (2024)

AA. B.West Park Circle·a week agoAnyone needing painting, drywall repair, pressure washing etc. Don't hesitate to call 843 460 2231 or email brownlyonspainting@gmail.com to get your free estimate1Like

OO. M.West Park Circle·a week agoCome see this beautiful home this weekend at my OPEN HOUSE!!! Don’t miss the opportunity. THIS WEEKEND MAY 18, 191Like

DD. W.West Park Circle·2+ weeks agoHello all I am in the process of submitting to officials my idea of reducing rental prices in charleston county. I have been collecting signatures on a petition to get this done. Rental prices should not be above 20% of income for complexes that have 100 or more apartments. There is more to this idea, so If anyone knows of officials that can help with this please let me know. This idea will bring down homelessness and also enable persons making minimum wage the ability to pay rent. Thanks95Like261

AA. H.West Park Circle·2+ weeks agoDoes this kitten belong to anyone? I’ve seen it a couple times off Durant. It looks like a stray, but a neighborhood kid said they thought it belonged to someone but is an outdoor cat. It’s very skinny and I’m worried about it.6Like9

CC. R.West Park Circle·2+ weeks agoHello neighbors we y’all want we are in the right type of cleaning Construction Deep clean And regular cleaning It would be a little pleasure helping y’all.2Like

JJ. J.West Park Circle·2+ weeks agoHi ,I'm looking for someone to look down our dryer vent with a camera to see if the pipe broke under the floor. I'm looking for a handman that don't cost a lot money to do it . I had a dryer vent person here yesterday n that is what I need to get to look at it n do the work . My daughter n I only have money coming in the house right now . Please n thank you1Like12

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CCITY OF NORTH CHARLESTON POLICE DEPARTMENT2+ weeks agoAgencyNCPD is pleased to announce that crime rates have decreased in our city for both violent and non-violent crimes. In the first four months of 2024, there has been a 10% decrease in violent crimes. Although the number of murders has gone up to six, which is one more than the same period last year, the number of aggravated assaults has decreased by 13%. Additionally, the number of aggravated assaults with firearms has decreased by 4%. We are delighted to see a significant decrease in the number of rapes, which has gone down by 35%. However, there has been an increase in robberies by 16%, with business robberies going up by 60% and robberies of persons going up by 11%. We have taken a strong stance against illegally or unlawfully carried firearms and are proud to report an increase of 2% in gun arrests. On the non-violent crime front, there is an 8% decrease overall, with burglaries down 11% and business burglaries down 40%. DUI arrests have gone up by 41%, and narcotics arrests have gone up by 11%. Our officers remain committed to working around the clock to keep the peace in our city.19Like10

SSTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA2+ weeks agoAgencyThe South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs is releasing the annual Identity Theft and Scams Report. • During 2023, consumers reported 963 scams to SCDCA with actual losses of $5,983,011. • The top three types of scams were: purchase (18.59%), service/repair (10.70%) and lottery/prizes/sweepstakes (10.38%). • The top three counties for scam reports: Richland (13.60%), Horry (9.14%) and Charleston (7.48%). Read the full Identity Theft and Scam Report at https://consumer.sc.gov/sites/consumer/files/Documents/Identity%20Theft/IDTU%20Reports/IDT-S%20Report%202024.pdf165Like110

SSTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA2+ weeks agoAgencyThe South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs (SCDCA) urges those impacted by recent storms to be on the lookout for repair scams and people trying to take advantage of the situation. SCDCA encourages consumers not to rush into a decision and be cautious of those who just show up at the door. For more information on how to protect your personal information and money: https://consumer.sc.gov/news/2024-04/storm-damage-brings-potential-repair-scams14Like3

CCITY OF NORTH CHARLESTON POLICE DEPARTMENT2+ weeks agoAgencyPlease join the North Charleston Police Department in congratulating Cpl. Tiffani Crider, who has been named the "Employee of the Month" for December 2023. In April 2018, we received a report of the sexual assault of an 11-year-old special needs girl. Sadly, in 2020, the same victim, now 13 years old, was sexually assaulted again. Despite investigations by a former detective, no suspects were identified in either case, and both investigations went cold. In 2019, Cpl. Crider took on the 2018 case again. She conducted a thorough investigation and identified Emeric Hamilton as a person of interest. However, with no concrete evidence to prove that Hamilton was the offender, the investigation was closed. Cpl. Crider did not give up. She reopened the 2020 case and conducted a renewed investigation, which led to the identification of Hamilton as a person of interest in the second case. Cpl. Crider discovered that Hamilton's DNA profile was in the Combined DNA Index System database. She obtained a search warrant for a DNA swab from Hamilton and sent the sample to the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division. The DNA results positively linked Hamilton to the crime, and he was arrested. On November 29, 2023, Hamilton was found guilty of Criminal Sexual Conduct with a Minor 2nd Degree and sentenced to 20 years in prison. Cpl. Crider's outstanding dedication and hard work helped solve the case, and we are proud to have her as a member of our team.6Like1

CCITY OF NORTH CHARLESTON POLICE DEPARTMENT3 days agoAgencyOfficers on Saturday arrested a suspect in three recent business robberies. The suspect, 37-year-old Paul Roman Watson was arrested after a pursuit. Investigators say just after 6 a.m. Saturday, Watson walked into a convenience store on W. Montague Avenue, threw gasoline in the clerk’s face, grabbed cash from the register, and drove off. Detectives say Watson robbed stores on Dorchester Road and Remount Road, also throwing a liquid substance in the clerk’s faces before taking cash. Watson is charged with three counts of Strong Armed Robbery and three counts of Assault and Battery 1st Degree. He is being held at the Al Cannon Detention Center.8Like1

DD. D.West Park Circle·2+ weeks agoI just want to thank the NCPD for their work on our street these past few days. There has been drug activity, gunshots, stolen vehicles, and attempted robberies happening over in our Russelldale neighborhood over the last few weeks-- and the men and women of NCPD have responded SO quickly (within 5-10 minutes) of each occurrence. Last night, they busted several drug dealers living down the street from me and confiscated more than a couple of illegally-owned weapons. Thank you SO much NCPD for working to keep our community safe!!!146Like11

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