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CASE NUMBER
INQ.
INCIDENT REPORT
AGENCY I.D.
1 ,5,1 ,1,4,9,6,4,
SC0260400
, ,
TYPE VICTIM
UNITS
COMPLETED
INCIDENT TYPE
1.
PREMISE TYPE
FORCED ENTRY
Individual
rj Business
DNO DYES
I NO
DYES
DNO DYES
DNO
Financial
Government
Relig. Orgn.
Soc./Public
Other
Unknown
DYES
DNO DYES
DNO
Police Off.
53
WEAPON TYPE
ZIP CODE
29566
1283 S HWY 57
DISPATCH DATE/TIME 24 HR. CLOCK
24 HR. CLOCK
DATE
24 HR. CLOCK
LOCATION NO.
TIME ARRIVED
10:00
12/14/2015
17:00
11/20/2015
ENTERED
I YES
INCIDENT LOCATION (SUBDIVISION, APARTMENT AND NUMBER, STREET NAME AND NUMBER
INCIDENT DATE
ENTD.
10:34
12/14/2015
RELATIONSHIP TO SUBJECT
10:45
J s
11:34
EVENING PHONE
DAYTIME PHONE
RESIDENT
u
LOCATION NO.
J S
EVENING PHONE
DAYTIME PHONE
RESIDENT
RELATIONSHIP TO SUBJECT
LITTLE RIVER
1283SHwy57
VISIBLE INJURY (VICT. 1) YES
VICTIM (NO. 1)
USING: ALCOHOL
RUNAWAY
SC
COMPLAINT OF ANYNON-VISIBLE INJURIES
EXPLAIN
YES
NO
DRUGS:
UNK
TWO-MAN VEH.
SUSPECT
NO D
LOCATION NO.
STATE
CITY
UNK
YES NO
ASSISTED
ALONE
OTHER
Q YES NO
TYPE:
S - State
J - This Jurisdiction
O - Out of State
U - Unknown
HAIR
HEIGHT
DATE OF BIRTH
BLK BRO
BELLAMY, MANDY
FACIAL HAIR, SCARS, TATOOS, GLASSES, CLOTHING, PHYSICAL PECULIARITIES, ETC.
WANTED
WARRANT
CITY
STATE
ARREST
LONGS
SC
JAIL
SUMMONS
NO D
UNK
YES NO UNK
TOTAL* ARRESTED
TYPE:
Dyes
no
LOCATION NO.
DATE/TIME OF ARREST
DATEmME OF OFFENSE
11/20/2015 5:00:00 PM
On December 15, 2015, Horry County Police Officer Dulina received acall for service at 1283 SHwy 57, within the
Little River section of Horry County in reference to a larceny complaint.
Upon arrival Officer Dulina met with the complainant, principal, Mrs. Underwood, and the bookeeper, Mr. Campman.
Mr Campman advised that it was brought to his attention by the director of the child care program that the suspect was
acting strange within the past several weeks, showed an overwhelming interest in receiving the money from parents, and
would always want to drop the "money bag" at the end of the work day. He added that on one occasion she told the
director that she had to drop something in the mailbox ofthe principal and stated she would drop the money offunder
the bookkeepers door; however, the director checked the principals mailbox and it was empty. On December 7,
2015 Mr Campman advised the director to take apicture ofall the money, receipts, and place them in the bag. He
added that the suspect took the bag from the director and delivered it to the bookkeepers office; however, on the
morning of December 8, 2015, Mr. Campman, the principal, and the director of the child care program opened the orrice
door together and found the bag to be $170 short. Furthermore, the receipt was missing, and after reviewing the video
JURISDICTION OF RECOVERY
LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY
JURISDICTION OF THEFT
LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY
TOTAL VALUE
TYPE (GROUP)
20
1115
RECOVERED
SUBJECT IDENTIFIED
YES
NO
ACTIVE
SUBJECTLOCATED
YES
1. OFFENDER DEATH.
I ADM. CLOSED
UNFOUNDED
NO |
3.
2. NO PROSECUTION.
EX-CLEAR UNDER 18
EX-CLEAR 18 ANDOVER
EXTRADITION DENIED
APPROVING OFFICER
UNIT
REPORTING OFFICER(S)
ARRESTED UNDER18
NUMBER
INVESTIGATION
yes
4.
5.
JUVENILE- NO CUSTODY
footage, the suspect is seen walking down the hall from the cafeteria, rounding the corner to go toward the bookkeepers
officer, but she later sits down on the chair. While seated you can see the suspect un-zip the money bag, pull out
several
payments, set one aside, return all other items, and zip the bag up; however, as she walks to drop the bag it is clear
there is something in her hand aftershe zipped the bag, suspected to be the $170 and receipt. Seeing this, the
administration began an audit investigation and found several transactions, some the suspect signed the receipt for, that
never made it to the bookkeeper (sheet attached).
Mr. Campman stated several things that raised their suspicion: the duty ofthe director isto receive the payments from
the parents and drop the money at the end ofthe day; however, there are times where the director is dealing with a
child/parent and issimply not able to due such; at which time the director would delegate the assignment toa staff
member, such as the suspect, which she showed an overly odd interest in being delegated that task. The receipt book is
a
three part booklet: white, pink, and yellow, all ofwhich are carbon copy style. The white copy is given to the parent,
the yellow is attached to the money and placed into the money bag, and the pink remains in the receipt booklet. Upon
conducting the audit administration found several pink copies in the booklet that never had a match tothe yellow copy;
meaning it was never received by the bookkeeper. Looking further, most of those transactions were received by the
suspect, and on video for those days she is seen carrying the money bag to the bookkeepers. After the administration
interviewed the suspect she claimed on the day the $170 was missing and she sat on the chair prior to dropping the
money, that she was simply just matching the receipts to the money, which is not her duty to do so, and could not
provide an explanation as to what she pulled out of the bag. Concluding their investigation the suspect was
subsequently placed on administration leave with pay, pending the outcome ofthe investigation.
Officer Dulina received all receipt booklets and scanned into the report. The video footage is being obtained in
upcoming days.
Officer Dulina contacted Sgt Graham and advised him of the incident, and the extensive time needed to investigate this
case; at which time he advised to forward the case to have it assigned to a detective.
The suspect has not been contacted byOfficer Dulina at the time ofthis report.
There was no further information available at the time of this report.
NOTE: THE SUSPECT INFORMATION IS WAITING TO BE OBTAINED BY SCHOOL STAFF, DOB, ETC.