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Thursday, December 22, 2011

From the Newsroom

Bitch finally caught! Also---look at his rap sheet. being a peeping tom is the least of his worries.

Police: Peeping Tom arrested in Rock Hill

ROCK HILL -- Police have arrested a peeping Tom suspect in Rock Hill who has a lengthy history of voyeurism and indecent exposure charges.Travis Al Jeron Cousar, 30, of Rock Hill was arrested early Thursday morning. His bond is $40,000.Cousar has been a suspect in as many as 18 peeping Tom and indecent exposure incidents dating to 2008. He has been in jail for the past year, and was recently released, said Lt. Brad Redfearn. Cousar However, he does not match the description of the peeping Tom who has been sighted around Eden Terrace in the past few weeks.In the Cousar's most recent peeping incident, a man said he was inside his bathroom when he saw someone outside of the window of his South Spruce Street home, according to a Rock Hill police report.

look at them teardrops

The peeper ducked once he saw the man looking back at him, but a few minutes later he looked in the window again. When he saw the man still looking, he took off running, the report states.Officers circulated the area and saw someone matching the suspect's description riding a bike on the street, the report states. The man positively identified Cousar as the peeping Tom and he was charged.Cousar has numerous felony and misdemeanor convictions dating back to 1998, according to a State Law Enforcement Division background check. The convictions include possession of crack cocaine, attempted burglary and assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature.

Read more here:

http://www.heraldonline.com/2011/12/08/3584704/police-peeping-tom-arrested-in.html#storylink=cpy

originally published 12/9/11 by Ni

Tuesday, December 13, 2011

From the Newsroom

York County man accused of spitting at officers after arrest

By Andrew Dys - adys@heraldonline.com

ROCK HILL --

A York County man was in the Rock Hill jail Saturday after he allegedly spit at officers Friday following his arrest on charges of public disorderly intoxication and damage to property, according to Rock Hill police.

Quinton Bacote, 38, was charged Friday morning after Bacote allegedly tore the door handle off another man’s car, a police report states.

Officers stated that Bacote spat while in the back of the patrol car.

At the jail, Bacote kicked and pulled away after an officer tried to shield other officers from being spit on by covering Bacote’s head with his shirt.

From the Newsroom

Police: Peeping Tom arrested in Rock Hill

By Nicole Smith - nsmith@heraldonline.com

ROCK HILL --

Police have arrested a peeping Tom suspect in Rock Hill who has a lengthy history of voyeurism and indecent exposure charges.

Travis Al Jeron Cousar, 30, of Rock Hill was arrested early Thursday morning. His bond is $40,000.

Cousar has been a suspect in as many as 18 peeping Tom and indecent exposure incidents dating to 2008. He has been in jail for the past year, and was recently released, said Lt. Brad Redfearn.

However, he does not match the description of the peeping Tom who has been sighted around Eden Terrace in the past few weeks.

In the Cousar's most recent peeping incident, a man said he was inside his bathroom when he saw someone outside of the window of his South Spruce Street home, according to a Rock Hill police report.

The peeper ducked once he saw the man looking back at him, but a few minutes later he looked in the window again. When he saw the man still looking, he took off running, the report states.

Officers circulated the area and saw someone matching the suspect's description riding a bike on the street, the report states. The man positively identified Cousar as the peeping Tom and he was charged.

Cousar has numerous felony and misdemeanor convictions dating back to 1998, according to a State Law Enforcement Division background check. The convictions include possession of crack cocaine, attempted burglary and assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature
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Monday, December 5, 2011

i hate people.

Report: Masked men robbed Rock Hill fabric shop

By Nicole Smith - nsmith@heraldonline.com

ROCK HILL --

A woman was robbed at knife-point Monday while she took a smoke break outside of Hancock Fabrics.

The woman is an employee with the store, located at 1551 Cherry Road, and had stepped outside at 9 a.m. before the store opened, according to a Rock Hill police report.

Just as she finished smoking, two masked men walked up her, grabbed her by the hair and forced her back into the store, the report states. One of the men held a knife. They made her open the cash registers and safe, taking about $709, and fled on foot toward Deas Street, according to the report.

A K-9 unit was unable to find a trail for the robbers, the report states.

There is no mention of video surveillance footage.

From the Newsroom

where the f did you get this/the idea to do that?

Police: Man used sulfuric acid to rob Rock Hill shop

By Nicole Smith - nsmith@heraldonline.com

ROCK HILL --

A man robbed a Rock Hill gas station early Thursday morning by threatening to use a can of sulfuric acid on the clerk, police say.

The clerk was working at Kangaroo Express at 499 S. Herlong Ave. when a man walked in about 3:30 a.m. and went to the drink cooler, according to a Rock Hill police report.

He brought an energy drink to the counter, took out a $5 bill and began to mumble. When the clerk asked him what he said, he mumbled again before pulling out a can from his pocket. He told the clerk it was sulfuric acid and demanded money from the register, the report states.

The clerk gave the robber $90 from the register, and he fled on foot toward West Main Street, the report states. Officers set up a perimeter and tried tracked him with a K-9 unit but were unsuccessful.

Detectives have obtained surveillance footage from the robbery, the report states. The robber is described as a man between 40 and 50 years old, about 6-foot tall and 190 pounds. He has gray hair and a goatee and was wearing a dark hoodie and jeans at the time of the robbery.

From the Newsroom

here is he is! JJO! JJO!

Four charged in Rock Hill break-ins

Police have charged two adults and two youths in a string of November vehicle break-ins in Rock Hill.

Eldon Dale Elliott, 18, and Jessie James Outlaw, 17, both of Rock Hill, were arrested and charged with multiple counts of breaking and entering automobiles and criminal conspiracy, said Rock Hill Police Lt. Brad Redfearn.

Two youths were also arrested and charged with multiple counts of the same charges in connection with the break-ins, which occurred in the area of Hollis Lakes, S.C. 5 and Rawlinson Road, Redfearn said.

Redfearn said all incidents involved vehicles left unlocked.

Outlaw is being held on $28,000 bond at Moss Justice Center in York, and Elliott is being held there on $99,230 bond, according to a website maintained by the York County Sheriff's Office.

The two youths were released to their guardians and petitioned to Family Court, Redfearn said.

(Outlaw & Elliott...trh points for being a classmate of these fine citizens!)

Third suspect charged in robbery, kidnapping

Authorities arrested a third suspect Friday in an October armed robbery and kidnapping at a Rock Hill hotel.

Calvin Jerod Ford, 26, of 721 Patriot Parkway, Rock Hill, is charged with armed robbery, kidnapping and criminal conspiracy, police said Saturday.

Maegan Bautista, 26, and Lauren Calland, 24, were charged Thursday night with armed robbery and criminal conspiracy, according to Rock Hill Police records.

On Oct. 26, police responded to a report of an armed robbery at the Rock Hill Motel, 914 Riverview Road.

The 55 year-old victim told officers two men attacked him and struck him with a gun before throwing him onto the bed, binding his hands and legs with duct tape and robbing him.

The hotel's surveillance video shows that two women drove up in a silver minivan and entered the victim's room, according to the police report. A few minutes later, two men standing at the top of the stairs ran into the room and the women ran out, got into the van and drove off.

Ford is being held at Moss Justice Center in York on $325,000 bond. Bautista is being held on $40,000 bond and Calland was released on $12,000 bond.

Police are seeking one more suspect, said Rock Hill Police Lt. Brad Redfearn.

Jamie Self

Sheriff's Office to hold bloodhound seminar

The York County Sheriff's Office will host its 13th annual police bloodhound handlers seminar today at the Kings Mountain State Park on S.C.161 near Clover.

Agencies from five states, including several local agencies, will be participating.

The training will continue throughout the week in wooded, residential and town areas primarily in western York County.

Mug Shot of the Week

Y'all...I don't even have a mug of this kid (well, he's about to be in the news post, so just wait. But....,

HOW. IS. YOUR. NAME. JESSE. JAMES. OUTLAW. AND. YOU. ARE. A. CRIMINAL.
THANK. YOU. ROCK. HILL.

Wednesday, November 30, 2011

From the Newsroom: Archives Edition

shootchall....stealing from wing king? have you stooped that

low? that's sacrilege!

Thieves steal cash registers, TVs

from Wing King

ROCK HILL --

Thieves took two cash registers and TVs from a Rock Hill restaurant during a break-in this weekend, police say.

Someone destroyed the door on the side of Wing King Cafe on Oakland Avenue sometime Sunday morning, according to a Rock Hill police report.

The unknown suspect took two cash registers, valued at $1,000 each, and two TVs from the bar and dining room areas of the restaurant. The burglar also rummaged through, the kitchen, bar and storage areas.

The break-in happened between 12:30 and 9 a.m. Sunday. The alarm was set during that time, the owner told police.

No suspect information is available.

published 8/22/11 heraldonline.com by: Kimberly Dick

Read more: http://www.heraldonline.com/2011/08/22/3309986/thieves-steal-cash-registers-tvs.html#ixzz1fCa7XHaZ

From the Newsroom

so if the mom knew her FIFTEEN year old son was hanging out with a gang, why didn't she do anything? Also....how could someone have enough energy to go on a shooting

rampage after eating thanksgiving dinner?!?

Police: Gang shot into home

while family gathered at table

A woman was sitting at the dinner table with her family when someone fired shots into their Rock Hill home Monday evening.

The woman heard at least two gunshots outside of her Bynum Avenue house about 8 p.m., according to a Rock Hill police report. She and her family took cover underneath the dining room table and called 911.

She believes the shooting is gang-related, and told police her 15-year-old son has been hanging out with a gang. During a recent incident at a gas station, a 16-year-old gang member was heard saying he was going to kill the woman's son before he went to court, the report states.

The woman's son ran out of the house after the shooting, and officers have not yet interviewed him, the report states.

Officers found two shotgun shells in the yard and three shotgun pellets in the interior wall of the house, the report states.

This was the second gang-related shooting in Rock Hill in two days.

On Sunday, a 17-year-old was injured police called a gang-related shooting. The teen claimed he was riding his bike in the area with friends who were walking beside him. When they got to Green Street, a crowd of people began shooting at them.

Shots also were fired into a Green Street home around the same time as the gang-related shooting Sunday. Several people were inside, but no one was hurt.

published 11/29/11 heraldonline.com by: Nicole Smith

Read more: http://www.heraldonline.com/2011/11/29/3561696/police-family-was-at-dinner-table.html#ixzz1fCRYbL5P

From the Newsroom

crazy things happen when you mix alkehal

and the kickin' pig.

Police: Rock Hill man stabbed

after night of drinking

By Nicole Smith - nsmith@heraldonline.com

ROCK HILL --

A man was found bleeding from an apparent stab wound at a Rock Hill home early Tuesday morning.

Robert Harris, 40, of Rock Hill had a large cut about eight inches long on his left forearm when officers arrived at his Bradley Street home just after 1:30 a.m., according to a Rock Hill police report.

Harris was intoxicated and screaming that someone had tried to rob him, the report states. He was taken to Piedmont Medical Center.

Inside the home, officers saw a pool of blood near the back door, which continued into the kitchen and through the living room, the report states. They spoke with a woman in the home, who said she was asleep when the incident happened. The woman also appeared to be intoxicated, according to the report.

The woman told officers she and Harris had been drinking all evening, the report states. After an argument, Harris kicked the woman in the face and told her to get out. Officers saw injuries on the woman's face. Later, the two met up again and went to the Kickin' Pig on Cherry Road and continued to drink. The woman became tired and told him she was going to walk home.

The woman claims she fell asleep at the house, but officers noted that her story changed multiple times. Her final version was that she heard Harris return home and yell for her to call 911. After making the call, she gave him a towel for his cut and began wiping up the blood. She said she was cleaning because she was panicking with 911 on the phone.

A folded knife was found in the woman's purse, which she said is she has had for more than 12 years for protection, the report states. The knife had blood on the blade and was taken into evidence.

The woman has not been charged in the incident. The case is active.