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Unsolved Crimes
Area law enforcement agencies submit unsolved crimes to Crime Stoppers in an effort to obtain information that could help close the case.
Below you will see a number of cases submitted by officers; at the bottom of each page is a “next” button that will take you to more unsolved crimes. Be sure to check out the videos and some the photographs can be enlarged by clicking on them.
If you can help solve any of these crimes, call Crime Stoppers at 1-877-409-4321, or use the anonymous email available on this web site
| 6/19/2010 - Officers seek identify this person | ROCK HILL, SC- On June 19, 2010, at approximately 2:30 p.m. the unknown suspect entered the Rite Aid Drug Store located at 1705 Ebenezer Rd. in Rock Hill SC. The suspect approached the pharmacy counter and began to inquire about the cost of Oxycodone pills. The suspect then acted as if he had a weapon in his pocket and demanded Oxycodone. The pharmacist complied with the demand and the suspect was given a bottle of pills and he fled the scene on foot. The suspect was wearing a dark colored t-shirt and khaki pants and a dark colored ball cap. He appeared to be around 25 to 30 years of age and around 5’08” tall and approximately 170 pounds.
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| | 6/24/2009 - Grand Master Pak`s School burns-tips sought to solve this crime | Approximately 2:19am Wednesday June 24, 2009, the Pak’s Martial Arts was destroyed in a fire. This business is located at 1027 Cranford Street, Rock Hill, SC. This case is being investigated by the York County Sheriff’s Office with assistance from the State Law Enforcement Division. The initial investigation has ruled the fire arson.
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| | 1/1/1900 - Do you know who this man is? | Officers are investigating a burglary that took place in the early morning hours of this past Sunday at the Albright ABC & Convenience store in Rock Hill. The suspect gained access to the inside of the business by ripping off exterior siding and crawling his way in.
Once inside the store the suspect couldn’t get the register open so he decided to take it with him. But he failed to anticipate the fact that he couldn’t fit the cash register through the hole in the store wall. So, after risking his freedom and doing a lot of damage, the suspect left empty-handed.
And the suspect probably didn’t anticipate being caught on several surveillance cameras. Take a good look at these surveillance images to see if you recognize the suspect. He was a black male, a fit build and appears to be in 20 to 40 years old range
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