Police blotter for Sept. 24
Editor’s note: The information is compiled from incident reports from the York and Clover police departments and the York County Sheriff’s Office. The information is presented with no intent of guilt or innocence. Minor traffic violations are not listed.
KEY: AB – Assault and Battery; ABHAN – Assault and Battery of a High and Aggravated Nature; CDV – Criminal Domestic Violence; CDVHAV – Criminal Domestic Violence, High and Aggravated Nature; DUI – Driving Under the Influence; DUAC – Driving with Unlawful Alcohol Consumption; OC – Open Container; PD – Public Drunkenness; PDC – Public Disorderly Conduct; PDP – Possession of Drug Paraphernalia; PMJ – Possession of Marijuana; PWID – Possession With Intent to Distribute (drugs); SA – Simple Assault.
Clover police arrests
Andrew Sean Price, 39, 337 Stormy Creek Drive, Clover, Sept. 14, charged with property damage and unlawful use of telephone.
Randall Alan Hamacher Jr., 20, 408 Faulkner St., Clover, Sept. 14, charged with DUI and PMJ.
David Scott Smith, 29, 985 Brian Road, Clover, Sept. 16, charged with PDP and possession of heroin.
York police arrests
Jeremy Wayne Boatwright, 24, 525 Prarie Hill Road, York, Sept. 15, charged with PDP and drug possession.
Cynthia Snipes Burton, 33, 545 Prarie Hill Drive, York, Sept. 15, charged with interfering with officers.
Anthony Thomas Lee Anderson, 25, 106 Eighth St., York, Sept. 15, charged with PDP and PWID marijuana.
Heather Charmaine Roberts, 30, 314 Washington St., York, Sept. 14, charged with DUI.
York County sheriff’s arrests
William Christopher White, 26, 950 Sierra Road, York, Sept. 18, charged with animal cruelty.
Ronda Jeanine Timmons, 46, 1220 Woodridge Drive, Clover, Sept. 15, charged with DUI.
Frederick Montique Greene III, 47, 121 Fairway Road, McConnells, Sept. 15, charged with PMJ.
Steven Christopher Hagood, 20, 204 Marietta St., Clover, Sept. 15, charged with burglary and property damage.
This story was originally published September 22, 2015 at 12:39 PM with the headline "Police blotter for Sept. 24."