Residents of Wellesley stay vigilant after recent vehicle thefts.
Residents of Wellesley in Lexington County are on high alert after recent vehicle break-ins on January 5, 2025. A thief broke into several unlocked cars, stealing personal items, including a handgun. The Lexington Police Department is investigating and urging locals to provide any information. Community safety tips have also been shared to help protect personal property amidst rising concerns.
Residents of Wellesley, a quiet neighborhood in Lexington County, are on high alert following a series of vehicle break-ins that took place on the night of January 5, 2025. It seems that a sneaky thief has been making the rounds, targeting several unlocked vehicles parked in driveways and stealing various items, including a handgun.
The Lexington Police Department is actively investigating this situation and is eager to hear from anyone who might have information regarding the thefts. The unfortunate turn of events has left many residents concerned about their property and overall safety in the community. It’s not every day that a thief prowls around stealing from cars, and certainly not one that goes after something as serious as a handgun.
As of now, investigators are combing through evidence, including low-quality photos of the suspect that may help jog some memories among residents. If you happen to recognize the suspect or have seen anything suspicious in your neighborhood around that time, the police would love to hear from you.
Detective Matthews is the designated officer handling this case and can be reached directly at 803-358-7262. If you prefer to share your information anonymously, don’t hesitate to contact Midlands Crimestoppers at 1-888-CRIME-SC or visit their website. The organization encourages tips from the public and even offers a potential cash reward for information leading to the thief’s arrest, which is definitely a strong motivator for those who have any information.
The Wellesley neighborhood is known for its tight-knit community where everyone looks out for one another. Now more than ever, it’s important for residents to stay connected and share any suspicious activities or concerns they may have. Keeping an eye on one another can make a significant difference when it comes to safety.
As the investigation unfolds, the residents can only hope that with their collective effort, this thief will be apprehended soon, restoring peace of mind in the Wellesley neighborhood. Remember, if you can help in any way, reach out to Detective Matthews and be part of the solution. Your cooperation could make a real difference!
For any further media inquiries, Paul Kirby is the contact person and can be reached at (803) 587-3144.
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