4 hours ago
SPD in the COMMUNITY: OFC S. Graham and Det. M. Austin with local youth while on foot patrols in the Milton Road/Carolina Avenue area Saturday. ... See MoreSee Less
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Yes yes yes love this community action we need more of this!!!
A lot of kids need this kind of love and support for sure!!!
Bring out the men in general in our communities. The fathers, the uncles, nephews, and cousins....they need to be out and about and active in positive roles throughout the communities. Communicate, advocate, play, and encourage our youth. No matter the race!!!!! They are our future and we are losing them to violence, social media, and other negative things.
This my nephew and his friends !!! Okay this is a beautiful thing
We need to see more of this in our community, to keep the violence to a minimum 💙, shoutout to the patrol officers for interacting with our youth💪🏾
Yes more of this is needed in the community, we must stop this madness 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Loving the positive side of Sumter.....
I love this but it is sad because alot of children don't have active fathers in there life.
Definitely need more of this! ❤️
Awesome job guys 💪
Thanks to everyone at the SPD for your service.
We need more of this🥰🥰
Yes thanks you lord Jesus 🙏 this is what the kids need 🙏 🙌
This is what I love to see 💞💞💞
Love this
Love this ❤️
Love this ❤️
WHAT A BEAUTIFUL PICTURE..LOVE IT😍❤️
Love seeing this!
Love ❤️ it
I love it!
Amen
Doing everything but y’all jobs 🤣💀
Kiara Maple
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2 days ago
Please avoid the area near Dingle and South Sumter streets as fire and other agencies respond to a structure fire. ... See MoreSee Less
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The Sumter Fire Department is the agency in charge and responded to an abandoned building. The fire is under control and we continue to ask drivers and others to avoid the area.
My cousin is one of the responders. He's a firefighter. Please pray for everyone.
Prayers for our first responders as they fight this fire.
I pray for their safety and that no one is inside
Pretty sure my grandaddy and his brother worked from this building a very long time ago. The old Fort Roofing/Heating?
That looks like a huge fire.. I hope everyone is OK. 🙏
I was about to ask if that was Nova chemical. I used to work there.
Prayers
Praying 🙏
Yikes, that looks bad.
Fort Heating Building?
Praying for all involved
Susie Ellisor
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Deandria Cooper
Brandy Paige
Leah Nichele
Evonne Isaac
Devin Shannon
Staci Mitchum
Janet Hatfield Stiles Terri Taylor
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2 days ago
UPDATE: South Pike East is back open.
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TRAFFIC ALERT: Both lanes of South Pike East at the U.S 76/378 Bypass are currently blocked related to a disabled 18-wheeler.
Please avoid the area, if possible, until further notice. ... See MoreSee Less
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DOT really needs to PAINT ARROWS On the road at this exit so people aren’t confused which way they are supposed to go!!!!
I know he got a ticket
Near Oswego exit.
Thanks for the heads up
3 days ago
UPDATE (12:23 a.m. June 7, 2024): Ms. Muldrow was found in Charleston. She is safe. MISSING: Family members and officers need your help to find Barbara Muldrow, 72, of Thomas Drive.
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Muldrow, who suffers from memory loss, was last seen locally by family this afternoon when she was going to the home of a relative in Sumter but never arrived.
Her vehicle — a 2007 black Ford F-150 with a silver tool box, SC tag KZF216 — was last seen in Charleston County.
She is described as 5 feet 4 inches tall, weighs about 165 lbs. and was wearing an orange shirt and blue capris pants.
Anyone who sees her or her vehicle is asked to immediately contact the Sumter Police Department at 803-436-2700, dial 911 or call the nearest law enforcement agency.
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UPDATE (12:23 a.m. June 7, 2024): Ms. Muldrow was found in Charleston. She is safe.
As of 11:15 tonight (Thursday), efforts to find Ms. Muldrow are continuing. She left home in Sumter sometime after noon to visit a relative, also in Sumter, but never arrived. Her vehicle was spotted later today in Charleston County.
Praying for a safe return home 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Praying for a safe return
So glad she was found safe ‼️❤️
This is my Moms neighbor!! Praying they find her safe!!! 🙏 🙏
Her family might need to consider getting Life 360. It has been a blessing to my family and can definitely put your mind at ease when you can look at the app and see where your loved one is.
Hope she is found safe. When someone starts having memory loss it would be good idea to put agps or something to help keep track of them. Prayers for her safety.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Praying for Barbara's safe return 🙏🏽
SHE IS STILL MISSINGI’m her niece I’ll keep my page updated
LORD please protect this woman and help her to be found. Wherever she is keep her protected and safe. And I ask that someone will notice she needs help. Please intervene for her. Thank you Heavenly Father for nothing is too hard for You. I pray in the Name of Jesus Christ my LORD and Savior. Amen.
Lord please wrap Your arms of protection around her and let her be found safe!!! Have mercy upon her and her loved ones in the name of Jesus!!!
Thank God for her being found safe. 🙏💖
We have shared this missing alert for Barbara Muldrow.
Why would she be driving if she suffers from memory loss? She should've never been driving at all. Come on family members what were you thinking...I pray she's found safe and sound,I stopped my mom from driving the minute i noticed a difference in her at 77.
Praise God! Beautiful lady. Get her safely home to her family.
Such a sweet lady! Praying for her safety!
Prayers for a safe return of Barbara!
PRAYING SHE RETURNS HOME SAFELY TO HER FAMILY
God Bless Ms. Barbara and please return her safely to her family. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Come back home safe Barbara
In the name of Jesus 🙏🙏 please bring Mrs Muldrow Back to her family 😭 This is the Sweetest Lady ❤️❤️ Praying For A SAFE RETURN 🙏 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Was she the after school provider for crosswell school years ago? Praying for a safe return 🙏🏽
Praying for a safe return 🙏
Prayers for her safe return
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1 week ago
EVENT TRAFFIC ALERT: Traffic control and security measures for the Epps Orthodontics K-9 5K Run/Walk will begin in the Wesmark Boulevard/Wilson Hall Road area beginning at 9 a.m. Saturday.
The run/walk starts at 9:30 a.m. at Epps Orthodontics and will proceed along Wesmark Boulevard, Wilson Hall Road, Creek Side Drive and Fennimore Drive before returning to Epps Orthodontics,
Drivers in the area are asked to use additional caution and patience. Roads are expected to return to normal traffic flow by 11 a.m.
Funds raised during the event help support the local SPCA. ... See MoreSee Less
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