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Crime Report For 3/4-3/5
Thu,03/06/25-2:00AM , 1488 Reads
GREENWOOD POLICE DEPT.
ARRESTS
Edward Austin, 47, 3513 Julia St., domestic violence (simple assault), released on bond.
Jimmy Burrough, 41, 416 St. Charles St., domestic violence (simple assault), released on bond.
Brittany Hawkins, 35, 111 W. Second St., simple assault, released on bond
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Crime Report For 3/3-3/4
Wed,03/05/25-2:00AM , 1351 Reads
GREENWOOD POLICE DEPT.
ARRESTS
Mary Archer, 54, 100 River Road, Apt. 7, disorderly conduct, running stop sign, no insurance, released on bond.
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2 charged in shooting
Tue,03/04/25-2:00AM , 3565 Reads
Two Greenwood men have been charged with attempted aggravated assault after gunfire Thursday that resulted in no injuries.
Police Chief Terrance Craft said Jonathan Carter, 34, 1020 Cherry St., and Tervin Keys, 32, 101 Maple St., were apprehended shortly after the shooting with the help of Carroll County deputies.
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Crime Report For For 2/28-3/3
Tue,03/04/25-2:00AM , 1680 Reads
GREENWOOD POLICE DEPT.
ARRESTS
Terrence Hudson, 39, 331 Mitchell St., Itta Bena, disorderly conduct (failure to comply), jailed.
Deric A. Jones, 60, 804 Ave. I, leaving scene of accident, DUI (first offense), careless driving, jailed.
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