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7th suspect arrested after Horry County police seize guns, drugs, and money

A seventh person was arrested after Horry County police seized guns, drugs, and money in the Longs area. 

Thursday morning Horry County Police tweeted out that 29-year-old Deontray Lamontreal Bellamy has been taken into custody by U.S. Marshals. 

Horry County Police Department’s Street Crimes Unit reponded to the Freemont/Longs area on Friday, January 18 to assist the U.S. Marshal Task Force with locating wanted person Durance McCray, according to a press release from HCPD. While in that area, officers “observed a vehicle that matched the description of one that McCray was possibly traveling in.”

When officers attempted to the stop the vehicle, it reportedly pulled into a private drive on Rober Lane, the release says. Two suspects allegedly ran on foot, one reportedly being McCray. Two other suspects were detained at the vehicle.

Officers set up a perimeter and were able to track the suspects to a residence on St. John Circle with the help of a K-9 officer. The suspects were located and arrested without incident. 

These arrests “led to additional information which allowed narcotics detectives to secure a search warrant for the residence.”

While executing the search warrant, officers found and seized the following items:

About 3.3 grams of crack cocaine were also found during a search of the suspect vehicle, adds the reelase. About $5,891 in U.S. currency was also seized from the suspects. 

Originally six people were arrested in the case:

Thursday morning the Horry County Police Department tweeted out that Deontray Lamontreal Bellamy was arrested by U.S. Marshals. He was wanted in connection with the case for trafficking cocaine.