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CCSO seeking information on vehicle that may have information about July 25 homicide

By Tim Renaud,

5 days ago

CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCBD) – Authorities are seeking information about a vehicle believed to be connected to a July homicide in the Lincolnville area.

Deputies with the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office responded to Dunmeyer Hill Road and Mill Street in response to a deadly July 25 shooting.

An investigation into the homicide led detectives to a surveillance image showing a vehicle pulling a boat that may have information regarding the incident.

Recognize the vehicle? The sheriff’s office asked that you contact Detective Will Muirheid at 843-554-2238 or by email at wmuirheid@charlestoncounty.org .

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