Reports taken from Sept. 15 to Sept. 21
Different tastes
A North Charleston man on Sept. 21 got upset at neighbors for playing music from their 2-month-old baby’s bouncer. According to a police report, he reportedly retaliated by blasting his own music from a portable speaker against the door to the couple’s residence. We get it — most babies don’t have the best taste in music. How long can you tolerate Baby Shark?
Rogue mechanic
A downtown school security guard on Sept. 15 spotted a man working underneath several vehicles in the parking lot just after midnight, according to a police report. When confronted, the man left the area holding a bundle of drill bits wrapped in blue painter’s tape in one hand and a battery in the other. Suspicious? Nah — the ol’ drill-bits-and-batteries technique. We’re due for one of those, too.
Ill will
A Mount Pleasant woman on Sept. 21 reportedly spent hours a day for several days circling a town thrift store in her vehicle to pick through donation bins after others dropped off items. Police said several witnesses separately reported the woman for taking charging cords, battery packs, a bicycle, clothes and more. Impressive haul. The investigation is ongoing.
Again?
Security footage from a downtown grocery store on Sept. 16 captured a man stealing a sandwich from a Westedge grocery store, shoving it down his pants before printing a fake receipt at the self-checkout area and leaving without paying, according to police. This is the second week in a row someone stole food by shoving it down pants. It’s apparently a pretty effective strategy. It’s not like anyone would want it back.
Double whammy
Mount Pleasant police on Sept. 15 pulled over a man for suspected driving under the influence after officers saw him drifting out of his lane and changing speeds erratically. When the man pulled over, however, officers determined he wasn’t actually drunk — he was just that bad of a driver. The kicker: His license was already suspended for failure to pay for previous tickets.
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