Robert Langley shot, killed after wreck with Hemingway SC officer
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Looks like the Officer was taken into Custody...
Name of the officer hasn't been given
Police officer involved in deadly weekend shooting in custody, solicitor confirms
A Hemingway Police officer involved in a deadly shooting Sunday morning has been taken into custody, the solicitor confirmed.(Live 5)
By Kamri Sylve and Patrick Phillips
Published: Feb. 9, 2022 at 12:30 PM EST|Updated: 15 minutes ago
GEORGETOWN COUNTY, S.C. (WCSC) - A Hemingway Police officer was taken into custody Wednesday following a deadly officer-involved shooting, the solicitor for Georgetown and Horry Counties confirmed.
The officer, whose name has not been released, was being transported to Georgetown County, Solicitor Jimmy Richardson said.
“She is in custody and she is being transported, that’s the last thing I heard,” Richardson said Wednesday shortly after a news conference held by the family of Robert Langley, the man killed in the shooting.
The officer will be taken to the Georgetown County Detention Center and will face a bond hearing Thursday morning, Richardson said.
He did not release any specific charges the officer is facing.
The shooting happened early Sunday morning, according to the State Law Enforcement Division, which was called in to investigate.
The Hemingway Police Department has not released information on the incident.
SLED spokesman Ryan Alphin said the shooting happened after a chase that began in Hemingway ended in a crash in Georgetown County.
An incident report from the Georgetown County Sheriff’s Office states deputies responded at approximately 1:35 a.m. to the area of Choppee Road and Schoolhouse Drive in the Pleasant Hill area. Deputies shut down the intersection to traffic after Langley was taken to the hospital and turned over that scene to SLED agents.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates.
Copyright 2022 WCSC. All rights reserved.
Name of the officer hasn't been given
Police officer involved in deadly weekend shooting in custody, solicitor confirms
A Hemingway Police officer involved in a deadly shooting Sunday morning has been taken into custody, the solicitor confirmed.(Live 5)
By Kamri Sylve and Patrick Phillips
Published: Feb. 9, 2022 at 12:30 PM EST|Updated: 15 minutes ago
GEORGETOWN COUNTY, S.C. (WCSC) - A Hemingway Police officer was taken into custody Wednesday following a deadly officer-involved shooting, the solicitor for Georgetown and Horry Counties confirmed.
The officer, whose name has not been released, was being transported to Georgetown County, Solicitor Jimmy Richardson said.
“She is in custody and she is being transported, that’s the last thing I heard,” Richardson said Wednesday shortly after a news conference held by the family of Robert Langley, the man killed in the shooting.
The officer will be taken to the Georgetown County Detention Center and will face a bond hearing Thursday morning, Richardson said.
He did not release any specific charges the officer is facing.
The shooting happened early Sunday morning, according to the State Law Enforcement Division, which was called in to investigate.
The Hemingway Police Department has not released information on the incident.
SLED spokesman Ryan Alphin said the shooting happened after a chase that began in Hemingway ended in a crash in Georgetown County.
An incident report from the Georgetown County Sheriff’s Office states deputies responded at approximately 1:35 a.m. to the area of Choppee Road and Schoolhouse Drive in the Pleasant Hill area. Deputies shut down the intersection to traffic after Langley was taken to the hospital and turned over that scene to SLED agents.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates.
Copyright 2022 WCSC. All rights reserved.
FACTS!! The family in good hands with Bakari though....Sad
Officer Cassandra Dollard
Black on black crime, she'll do little to no time.
Officer Cassandra Dollard
Black on black crime, she'll do little to no time.
I knew there was a reason she was in custody so quick. You can see through all this BS.
Of course I can see why they got her arrested so quickly.
Officer Cassandra Dollard
Black on black crime, she'll do little to no time.
Nah they always make example out of black pigs
Officer Cassandra Dollard
Black on black crime, she'll do little to no time.
Officer Cassandra Dollard
Black on black crime, she'll do little to no time.
Black cop showing out for white police
Wow
Officer Cassandra Dollard
Black on black crime, she'll do little to no time.
Their going to make an example out of her black ass....sad but wrong is wrong.
Officer Cassandra Dollard
Black on black crime, she'll do little to no time.
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