MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WBTW) – Myrtle Beach police say they have arrested the fourth suspect responsible for a shooting at an apartment complex on Dec. 7.
Lt. Joey Crosby with Myrtle Beach police says investigators were able to take three of the four into custody shortly after the incident happened
According to online booking records, the fourth suspect, Ryan Jobe Harrell was arrested Tuesday night.
On Monday, officers with the Myrtle Beach Police Department, U.S. Marshals Federal Fugitive Task Force, ATF Federal Task Force, Horry County Sheriff’s Office, Horry County Police Department, and the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division executed multiple search warrants and arrested Amaur Anderson, Marguis Montea Gray, and Justin Evans.
Each of the suspects are charged with burglary first degree, attempted murder, possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony, discharging firearm into a dwelling, and four counts of kidnapping.
On Dec. 7, officers with the Myrtle Beach Police Department responded to 2000 Greens Boulevard in reference to shots fired. On arrival, officers learned that three armed men broke into an apartment. The subjects and the occupants of the apartment were involved in a confrontation when multiple gunshots were fired in the apartment.
According to booking records, Harrell was out of jail on a $60,000 bond for an unrelated attempted murder case. The 18-year-old spent approximately 10 months in jail before he made bond. He was out of jail for 17 days before the Dec. 7 shooting that he’s now wanted for.