Anderson County

Sheriff’s Office
Slabtown
There were a total of 1787 offenses reported across Anderson County between September 1 and September 30,
2010. 407 offenses were reported in Region 1.

24 offenses were reported within a 2 mile radius of the Pickens Rd area. This represents 1% of all offenses
reported throughout the county in September 2010.

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Prepared by KLMills 10/15/2010

*Only data entered into RMS as of date of report is included
*Statistics are preliminary and subject to further analysis and revision
 OFFENSES REPORTED WITHIN 2 MILES OF THE PICKENS RD AREA
Case Dispatch Offense
Number Offense Location Date Code Incident Type
2010-
48257 124 MOUNTAIN VIEW RD 9/1/2010 240 PETIT LARCENY
2010- MOUNTAIN VIEW RD & MASSEY
49221 RD 9/5/2010 904 FOUND PROPERTY
2010-
49268 100 CHICKASAW RUN 9/6/2010 290 MALICIOUS MISCHIEF
2010-
49273 115 CHESTNUT SPRINGS WAY 9/6/2010 290 MALICIOUS INJURY
2010- MOUNTAIN VIEW RD & JERICHO
49307 CIR 9/6/2010 290 MALICIOUS INJURY
2010-
49378 342 SARGENT DR 9/6/2010 13B CRIMINAL DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
2010-
49265 209 CHESTNUT SPRINGS WAY 9/6/2010 290 MALICIOUS INJURY
2010-
49568 930 MASSEY RD 9/7/2010 909 TRESPASS NOTICE SERVED
2010-
49445 930 MASSEY RD 9/7/2010 90Z TRESPASSING
2010-
49983 931 MASSEY RD 9/9/2010 90J TRESPASS AFTER NOTICE
2010-
50043 406 GEORGETOWN DR 9/9/2010 90J TRESPASSING AFTER NOTICE
2010-
50850 116 LYNCHBURG CIR 9/13/2010 909 INFORMATION ONLY
2010-
50865 1704 FIRETOWER RD 9/13/2010 980 ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
2010-
51356 5997 OLD GREENVILLE HWY 9/16/2010 23H GRAND LARCENY
2010-
51579 209 QUEEN ANNE LN 9/17/2010 909 INFORMATION ONLY
2010-
51554 115 WOODLAND DR 9/17/2010 220 BURGLARY
2010-
51915 119 AUTUMN BLAZE TRAIL 9/19/2010 220 BURGLARY 1ST DEGREE
2010-
51940 930 MASSEY RD 9/19/2010 90J TRESPASS AFTER NOTICE
2010-
51851 107 AUTUMN BLAZE TRL 9/19/2010 290 MALICIOUS INJURY TO REAL PROPERTY
2010-
52160 1479 MASSEY RD 9/20/2010 23H PETIT LARCENY
2010-
52747 120 JERICHO CIR 9/23/2010 290 MALICIOUS INJURY TO REAL PROPERTY
2010-
52810 119 AUTUMN BLAZE TRIAL 9/24/2010 290 MALICIOUS INJURY TO REAL PROPERTY
2010-
53156 101 HAMILTON LN 9/25/2010 23H PETIT LARCENY
2010-
54007 503 HAMLIN RD 9/30/2010 901 ASSIST OTHER AGENCY
ARRESTS FOR OFFENSES OCCURRING WITHIN 2 MILES OF THE PICKENS RD AREA
Case Dispatch Offense
Number Date Arrest Date Incident Location First Name Last Name Code Offense
103 WILDERNESS Assault Offenses - Simple
2010-45067 8/17/2010 9/9/2010 TRAIL RUSSELL HORTON 13B Assault
Prepared by KLMills 10/15/2010
*Only data entered into RMS as of date of report is included
*Statistics are preliminary and subject to further analysis and revision
 CRIME TIPS

Halloween Safety Tips

From www.ncpc.org

Although children look forward to tricks, treats, and ghoulish garb, Halloween can be fraught with fright
for parents, with candy given to their kids by strangers and a legion of masked and costumed trick-or-
treaters at the door. However, following a few safety tips can ensure safe fun for kids and candy-givers
alike.

To ensure that trick-or-treaters, you, and your house stay safe, remember the following tips.
• Clear your yard and sidewalk of any obstacles or decorations that may be hard to see in the dark,
lest someone go bump in the night.
• Keep your house well lighted, both inside and out; you wouldn’t want to miss any particularly
good costumes, would you?
• Ask your Neighborhood Watch or local citizen’s group to haunt (patrol) your community.
• Report any suspicious or criminal activity to your police or sheriff’s department.

To make sure even the scariest costumes are safe, keep the following in mind when buying or designing
one.
• Try makeup instead of masks; it’s more comfortable and doesn’t obstruct vision the way masks
can.
• Check to ensure that costumes are flame-retardant so that young ones are safe around jack-o’-
lanterns, candles, and other flames.
• Keep costumes short to ensure that the only trip taken is the one around the neighborhood.
• Look for brightly colored costumes, attach reflector strips to costumes and bags, and remind
trick-or-treaters to carry glow sticks and flashlights.
• If a costume involves any sort of fake weapon, make sure that it is made of a flexible material
such as cardboard or foam. Or, avoid the whole problem of weapons by challenging your child to
design a costume that is scary without one.

Keep in mind the next few tips to make sure your trick-or-treater’s night in the neighborhood will be
safe and fun.
• Older kids should trick-or-treat in groups; kids walking around alone are never as safe as those in
groups, and especially not at night. Younger kids should be accompanied by a parent or trusted
neighbor.
• Review the route for trick-or-treating beforehand and set a time set when kids should be home.
Also, have a plan if your child gets separated from his or her friends or from you.
• Remind your children not to enter strange houses or cars.

After a successful and safe night around the neighborhood, remember that the treats still need scrutiny
before anyone eats them.
• Remind your children not to eat treats until they’ve come home. To help ensure this, feed them a
meal or a substantial snack before they go out.
• Check all treats at home in a well-lighted place. Be especially wary of anything that is not
wrapped by the factory or that is no longer sealed.
• Remind kids not to eat everything at once, lest they be green even without the makeup.

Prepared by KLMills 10/15/2010

*Only data entered into RMS as of date of report is included
*Statistics are preliminary and subject to further analysis and revision
 OFFENSES REPORTED
Code Description August September
903 Abandoned/Towed Vehicle
908 Accidental Death Investigation
915 Accidental Injuries
13A Aggravated Assault
23H All Other Larceny 1 3
90Z All Other Offenses 1
902 Animal Bite
200 Arson
901 Assist Other Agency 2 1
40B Assisting Prostitution
90A Bad Checks
916 Bench Warrant Served
39A Betting/Wagering
510 Bribery
220 Burglary 1 2
90P Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor
26B Credit Card Fraud
90C Disorderly Conduct
912 Driving Under Suspension
90D Driving Under the Influence
35B Drug Equipment Violations
90E Drunkenness
270 Embezzlement
910 Emergency Protective Custody
905 Employee Injury
210 Extortion
26A False Pretenses/Swindle/Scam
90F Family Offenses, Nonviolent
11D Forcible Fondling
11A Forcible Rape
11B Forcible Sodomy
250 Forgery
904 Found Property 1 1
39C Gambling Equipment Violations
26C Impersonation
36A Incest
90K Incorrigible Child
909 Information Only 2 3
13C Intimidation
09C Justifiable Homicide
100 Kidnapping/Abduction
90G Liquor Law Violations
90B Loitering/Vagrancy Violations
911 Lost Property
 OFFENSES REPORTED
Code Description August September
914 MISCELLANEOUS REPORT 3
979 Missing Person
240 Motor Vehicle Theft 1
09A Murder and Non-negligent Manslaughter
35A Narcotic Violations
907 Natural Death Investigation
09B Negligent Manslaughter
39B Operating Gambling
917 Other Traffic Offenses
90H Peeping Tom
23A Pocket-picking
370 Pornography
40A Prostitution
992 Prowler (Not a Crime)
23B Purse-snatching
913 Reckless Driving
90N Resisting Arrest
120 Robbery
90I Runaway (Not a Crime)
11C Sexual Assault with An Object
36C Sexual Exposure
23C Shoplifting
13B Simple Assault 2 1
39D Sports Tampering
36B Statutory Rape
280 Stolen Property Offenses
980 Suicide 1 1
978 Suspicious Fires (Not a Crime)
753 Telephone Calls, Obscene, Harassing
23D Theft From Building 1
23E Theft From Coin-Operated Machine
23F Theft From Motor Vehicle
23G Theft of Motor Vehicle Parts
90J Trespass of Real Property 3
90L Truancy
906 Unit Accident
756 Using Motor Vehicle Without Consent 1
290 Vandalism 5 7
520 Weapon Law Violations
26D Welfare Fraud
26E Wire Fraud