Darlington County, South Carolina – Two individuals were arrested this week in connection with a storage unit burglary investigation, authorities said.
According to the Darlington County Sheriff’s Office, Jimmy Moody turned himself in on Friday, Feb. 27, and was charged with burglary in the second degree, criminal conspiracy and grand larceny.
A Darlington County magistrate issued Moody a cash or surety bond totaling $50,000 for all charges, officials said.
On Friday, Feb. 28, Stacie Norwood turned herself in to the sheriff’s office. Authorities charged her with burglary in the second degree, criminal conspiracy and grand larceny. Norwood is currently being held at the W. Glenn Campbell Detention Center awaiting a bond hearing, according to the sheriff’s office.
Deputies have not released additional details about the storage unit location or the value of items allegedly taken. The investigation remains ongoing.
The sheriff’s office encouraged residents to report suspicious activity, emphasizing that public safety is strengthened through community vigilance.
Storage burglaries can affect both small business owners and individuals who rely on rented units for personal property, making prompt reporting critical to investigations.
Authorities have not announced additional arrests at this time.
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