Felon faces federal gun charge in Spartanburg April shooting
Douglas Williams 30, a convicted felon, was indicted on felon in possession of a firearm and ammunition after authorities say he used a .38 caliber pistol to kill Michael Gentry-Hill Jr. and Darren Hill in April during an alleged home invasion at his Spartanburg apartment. Williams obtained the weapon from his girlfriend’s car glove box and has pleaded not guilty, facing up to 10 years if convicted. His bond remains $25,000 with electronic monitoring.
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Suspect in double slaying arrested in North Carolina
Loris AP reports a third suspect, 22-year-old Odom Bryant, was arrested by U S Marshals in Columbus County North Carolina. He faces two counts of murder and one count of burglary tied to the shooting deaths of a man and his son in Horry County. Earlier, 40-year-old Sandy Lee Locklear was charged with murder and burglary in another related case.
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SC trooper cited for speeding after Spar tanburg wreck
State trooper John Becheler was cited for driving too fast for conditions after his vehicle hydroplaned on a wet I-85 in Spartanburg County. He suffered minor injuries, was treated and released, and deputies investigated the crash.
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