Crime & Safety
Crime Blotter: Greenville County Sheriff's Office
Here are the latest reports of local incidents from the Greenville County Sheriff's Office for Nov. 30-Dec. 03.
As part of Patch's continuing effort to provide our readers with consistent coverage of crime in our area, we're happy to provide you with the Greenville County Sheriff's Office's daily activity report.
A number of incidents were reported in the Mauldin/Simpsonville area between Nov. 30-Dec. 03. They include:
- Shoplifting, 1451 Woodruff Road — Mauldin area
- Burglary, 1668 6th Avenue — Conestee
- Forgery, 2700 Woodruff Road — Simpsonville
- Petit larceny, 112 Ramosa Drive — Simpsonville
- Breach of trust >$1,000, 712 Antioch Church Road — Mauldin/Conestee area
- Petit larceny, 118 Ricelan Drive — Simpsonville
- Burglary, 430 Scuffletown Road — Simpsonville
- Strong-armed robbery, 1451 Woodruff Road — Mauldin area
- Assault and battery, 9 Ridgeway Drive — Mauldin area
- Financial transaction card theft, 133 Butler Road — Simpsonville
- Assault and battery, 508 Highway 418 — Simpsonville
- Autobreaking, 1314 S. Pleasantburg Drive — Mauldin area
- Autobreaking, 404 Harrison Bridge Road — Simpsonville
- Petit larceny, 124 Legends Way — Simpsonville
- Threatening phone calls, 627 Old Augusta Road — Mauldin area
- Attempted autobreaking, 116 Chalmers Drive — Simpsonville
- Burglary, 117 Hipps Drive — Simpsonville
- Assault and battery, 121 Reedy Acres Drive — Simpsonville
- Attempted autobreaking, 116 Chalmers Drive — Simpsonville
- Attempted autobreaking, 116 Chalmers Drive — Simpsonville
- Autobreaking, 1339 S. Pleasantburg Drive — Mauldin area
- Petit larceny, 408 Mauldin Road — Mauldin area
- Autobreaking, 1334 S. Pleasantburg Drive — Mauldin area
- Malicious damage, 19 Jenkins Farm Way — Simpsonville
To view the full activity report, click on the attached PDF.
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