News Summary
Two suspects were arrested and a third is still at large following a chase involving a stolen 2025 Range Rover in Newberry County. The incident began when local law enforcement spotted the vehicle and attempted a traffic stop. After the driver abandoned the car, three occupants fled into nearby woods. K9 units searched for the suspects, and efforts to apprehend the remaining individual continue, with authorities seeking public help.
Newberry County – Two Arrested, One at Large Following Stolen Vehicle Chase
Two suspects have been arrested, and a third remains at large following a chase involving a stolen vehicle in Newberry County. The event unfolded on May 16 after local law enforcement received reports about a stolen vehicle originating from Greenville County. The vehicle in question is a 2025 Range Rover.
The pursuit began when a deputy from the Newberry County Sheriff’s Office spotted the stolen Range Rover on Whitner Road, near U.S. Highway 76. Upon attempting a traffic stop, the vehicle accelerated and fled the scene, leading to a chase that concluded when the driver abandoned the vehicle on Tripod Road, close to Shrine Club Road and Highway 76.
Following the vehicle’s abandonment, three occupants exited and fled into a nearby wooded area. In response, K9 units from the Newberry County Sheriff’s Office and the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) were deployed to track the suspects. However, the search failed to locate them near the Fast Stop convenience store on CR Koon Highway/Hwy 76.
Details of the Arrests
The suspects involved in the stolen vehicle incident were identified as Tyleik Jaeqwon Sanders, age 20; Quattro Keazzhie Sanders, age 22; and Jamarius Tyreek Wilson, age 23. In subsequent law enforcement activity, the Newberry County Sheriff’s Critical Response Team managed to arrest Tyleik and Quattro Sanders on separate occasions following the chase. Both individuals face charges including possession of a stolen vehicle and failure to stop for a law enforcement officer.
As of the latest updates, Jamarius Tyreek Wilson remains at large, and law enforcement officials are actively seeking information on his whereabouts. The investigation into the theft of the vehicle is ongoing, spearheaded by the Greenville City Police.
Appeal for Information
Authorities are encouraging anyone with information regarding Jamarius Tyreek Wilson’s location to reach out to the Newberry County Sheriff’s Office. Individuals can contact them directly at 803-321-2222 to provide any details that could assist in the ongoing investigation.
Background
Vehicle theft remains a pressing concern not only in Newberry County but across various regions. The rise of stolen vehicles continues to challenge law enforcement agencies, prompting them to implement more robust strategies for recovery and prevention. The swift response from deputies and the deployment of specialized K9 units in this incident underscores a commitment to addressing such criminal activities and ensuring public safety.
The Newberry County Sheriff’s Office is determined to bring all suspects involved to justice while cooperating with other law enforcement agencies in the investigation. As the case progresses, updates will be communicated to the public on developments relating to the apprehension of Jamarius Tyreek Wilson and the overall investigation into the stolen vehicle.
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- Google News: Newberry County stolen vehicle
- Fox Carolina: Stolen Vehicle Chase
- Google Scholar: Auto theft South Carolina
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