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Traffic Stop Leads to Arrest of Suspected Burglar
web posted March 7, 2013
MERRIWETHER
– A
Graniteville man arrested
following a traffic stop Tuesday appears to have been wanted on an
outstanding burglary charge, according to court records. An Edgefield
County Sheriff's Deputy on patrol spotted a red Chevy pick-up truck
with no tag light on Highway 25 south around 1:41 am and initiated a
traffic stop at Earls Court. The two-hour traffic stop ended up with
the driver being found with a gun and an investigator called to take
over the investigation.
According to an incident report, the tag on the truck actually belonged
on another vehicle. It was also determined that there was no insurance
on the truck. When the deputy asked the driver, identified as
25-year-old Stephen Anthony Hicks, to step out and remove his coat so
he could be searched prior to arrest, he tried to hide a .25 caliber
pistol in his coat.
The truck also matched the description of a vehicle used in two
separate burglaries recently, though they were not listed.
Hicks was arrested and booked into custody for use of a tag belonging
to another vehicle, operating an uninsured vehicle, simple possession
of drugs, and burglary in the first degree. The report did not indicate
if the gun recovered was stolen or not.
He is currently being held on a total of $31,212 in bonds, according to
online court records.
His 29-year-old female companion was not charged and was released on
the scene.
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