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Travelers Rest Police Dept. Crime Report (Aug. 6 - Aug. 13)

Travelers Rest Police Dept. Crime Report:

• 08/07/18 (3:00 pm) - A male subject war arrested from a traffic stop on Main St. and charged with driving with a suspended license.

• 08/09/18 (10:41 pm) - A grey Honda Accord was stolen from Game Stop and recovered the next day by Greenville County Sheriff’s Office.

• 08/12/18 (1:50 am) - A male subject was arrested from a traffic stop on Hwy25 and was charged as a fugitive from justice from Florida.

• 08/13/18 (3:44 am) - A male subject was arrested from Walmart and charged with disorderly conduct.

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The TRPD responded to 8 disturbances and 4 traffic collisions during the reporting period.

To contact the department, call 864.834.9029 (or 911 for emergencies).

(Source: Travelers Rest Police Dept.)

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