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    CASE

    NUMBER

    NCIC

    GEN Y

    I D

    SC 26 4

    INCIDENT REPORT

    1 5 1 1 4 9 6 4 , ,

    INQ.

    ENTD.

    INCIDENT

    TYPE

    COMPLETED

    FORCED ENTRY

    PREMISE TYPE

    UNITS

    EN TER ED

    TYPE VICTIM

    Indiv idua l

    rj Business

    Financial

    | Go ve rnmen t

    Re lig. Orgn.

    So c. /P ub li c

    Other

    Unknown

    Police Off.

    1. Larceny/ Petitor SimpleLarceny- 2,000or less

    I YE S

    DNO

    D Y E S

    I NO

    53

    DYES D N O D Y ES D N O

    D Y E S D N O

    D Y E S D N O

    INCIDENT LOCATION

    (SUBDIVISION, APARTMENT AND

    NUMBER,

    STREET NAME AND

    NUMBER

    1283 S HWY

    57

    ZI P

    CODE

    2 9 5 6 6

    WEAPON TYPE

    INCIDENT DATE

    11/20/2015

    24 HR .CLOCK

    17:00

    DATE

    12/14/2015

    24 HR.

    CLOCK

    10:00

    DISPATCH DATE/TIME 2 4 HR. CLOCK

    LOCATION NO.

    TIMEARRIVED

    12/14/2015

    10:34

    10:45

    11:34

    COMPLAINANT S

    NAME(LAST,FIRST, MIDDLE)

    RELATIONSHIP TO SUBJECT

    RESIDENT

    J s o u

    DAYTIME

    PHONE

    EVENING PHONE

    LOCATION NO.

    VICTIM SNAME(LAST,FIRST, MIDDLE)

    HORRY COUNTY SCHOOLS

    RELATIONSHIP TO SUBJECT

    RESIDENT

    J S o u

    DAYTIME PHONE

    EVENING PHONE

    FACIAL HAIR,

    SCARS,

    TATOOS,

    GLASSES, CLOTHING, PHYSICAL

    PECULIARITIES, ETC.

    CITY

    LITTLE

    R I V E R

    STATE

    S C

    LOCATION NO.

    1283SHwy57

    VISIBLE

    INJURY

    (VICT.

    1) YES NO D

    EXPLAIN

    COMPLAINT OFANYNON-VISIBLE INJURIES Q YES NO

    DRUGS: YES NO

    UNK TYPE:

    VICTIM

    (NO.

    1) USING: ALCOHOL YES NO UNK

    TWO-MAN

    VEH.

    ONE-MAN VEH. Q

    DETECTIVE/SPLASMT.

    Q

    OTHER

    ALONE

    ASSISTED

    J - This Jur i sd ic tion

    S -

    State

    O -

    Ou t

    o fS t a t e U - Unknown

    SU SPE C T

    RUNAWAY

    WANTED

    WARRANT

    ARREST

    JAIL

    SUMMONS

    NAME(LAST,FIRST, MIDDLE)

    BELLAMY MANDY

    FACIALHAIR,

    SCARS, TATOOS, GLASSES, CLOTHING, PHYSICAL

    PECULIARITIES,

    ETC.

    DATE OF BIRTH

    HEIGHT

    HAIR

    B L K

    B R O

    CITY

    LO N G S

    STATE

    SC

    LOCATION NO.

    SUBJECT

    NO

    1 USING:

    ALCOHOL

    YES NO

    UNK

    DRUGS

    YES NO D UNK

    TYPE

    RRESTED NE ROFFENSE SCENE

    TOTAL

    ARRESTED

    Dyes no

    DATEmME OF OFFENSE

    11/20/2015

    5:00:00 PM

    DATE/TIME OF ARREST

    On December 15, 2015, Horry County

    Police

    OfficerDulina 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 a

    picture

    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 ofDecember

    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

    TYPE (GROUP)

    RECOVERED

    SUBJECT IDENTIFIED

    YES NO

    2

    1115

    SUBJECTLOCATED

    YES NO |

    ACTIVE

    UNFOUNDED

    JURISDICTION OF

    THEFT

    LAW

    ENFORCEMENTAGENCY

    I DM LOSE

    ARRESTED

    UNDER18

    ARRESTED18ANDOVER

    JURISDICTION OF RECOVERY

    LAW

    ENFORCEMENT AGENCY

    TOT LV LUE

    EX-CLEAR UNDER 18

    EX-CLEAR

    18 ANDOVER

    REASON

    FOR

    EXCEPTIONAL CLEARANCE: 1. OFFENDER DEATH. 2. NO PROSECUTION.

    3. EXTRADITION DENIED

    4.

    VICTIM DECLINES

    COOPERATION.

    5. JUVENILE- NOCUSTODY

    REPORTING OFFICER(S)

    Dulina,

    Corey Peter

    UNIT

    NUMBER

    FOLLOW-UP

    INVESTIGATION

    APPROVING

    OFFICER

    ye s

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    footage, thesuspectisseen walking down the hall

    from

    the cafeteria,

    rounding

    the corner togo toward the bookkeepers

    officer,

    butshe 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, andzip the bag up; however, as shewalks to drop the bag

    it

    is clear

    thereis

    something

    in

    her

    hand

    aftershe

    zipped

    the bag,suspected to be the 170and

    receipt.

    Seeing

    this,

    the

    administration began an audit investigation and

    found

    several

    transactions,

    somethe suspectsigned the receipt

    for,

    that

    never made

    itto

    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

    atthe

    end

    oftheday;

    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, suchas thesuspect, 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

    tothe 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 to the 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 shesat 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 theoutcome 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; atwhich

    time

    he

    advised

    to

    forward

    the case tohave

    it

    assignedto a

    detective.

    The suspect has not been contacted by

    Officer

    Dulina at the

    time

    of

    this 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.