More indictments have been issued in the drug-trafficking case known as Prison Empire by the South Carolina State Grand Jury, making it the largest number of defendants for a single narcotics conspiracy investigation in South Carolina s courts, according to the state Attorney General s Office.
The indictments collectively contain 487 charges alleged within 297 counts against 100 defendants, according to a press release from the Attorney General.
And there is a connection to a federal case where a web of organized crime allegedly operated in prisons with gangs, drugs and murder. That case has been described as the largest federal racketeering conspiracy in South Carolina history.
A South Carolina man faces federal charges after admitting to federal agents that he traveled to Washington, D.C., with his wife on Jan. 6th, attended then-president Donald Trump's rally, and entered the U.S. Capitol rotunda. Text messages the man shared with relatives indicate he bragged that he had dressed as a member of ANTIFA.
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Show Transcript I ll December 21st, 2028 about 15 to 10 p.m. We were called to 1000 pan gate drive, which is close to a local with the USC Upstate school. The deputies got there and they found a Roderick Sparks. Um, during our investigation, we found that Mr Sparks was shot one time in the back. And later on he passed of his injuries at the local hospital. Now, this is a young man right here. This is Roderick. That was a young man was 23 years old. Him deserve this. You do not deserve this. So our team, I m always bragging on our team. 13 did a really good job investigating this case. And we identified a tachyon Isaac Grey Jordan of Sierra Ridge Road and more a marquee station tart of 900 Heath Lane in Spartanburg and a treasure, John J. C. Mac, 21 of elders pollen Dr in Colombia. Um, February, the ninth of this year, investigators presented the case of department cancellations office in the suspect. Jordan was named
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Body pulled from Spartanburg County pond is man reported missing in January, coroner says Tevin Denzel Thompson (Source: WYFF News 4) By Janice Limon | February 18, 2021 at 4:19 PM EST - Updated February 18 at 4:19 PM
SPARTANBURG COUNTY, S.C. (WYFF) - A body pulled from a Spartanburg County pond Wednesday was identified as a man reported missing more than a month ago, according to the Spartanburg County Sheriffâs Office.
Coroner Rusty Clevenger said Tevin Denzel Thompson, 25, of Spartanburg, was identified at the scene after a dive team pulled his body from a neighborhood pond on Lake Forest Drive.
Tevin Thompson was reported missing in Spartanburg in January, the coroner said.