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Man Arrested for Series of Commercial Burglaries in Spartanburg County, South Carolina

Introduction

The Spartanburg County Sheriff’s Office announced the arrest of a man involved in a string of commercial burglaries that occurred in Boiling Spring, Inman, and Westview during the month of December. The suspect, identified as 34-year-old Adam Desmond Moore, was apprehended after investigators executed a search warrant at his motel room. The search led to the recovery of stolen items from numerous burglaries, as well as clothing believed to have been worn by Moore during the alleged crimes.

Details of the Arrest

On January 3rd, detectives from the Spartanburg County Sheriff’s Office conducted a thorough search of Adam Desmond Moore’s motel room, resulting in the discovery of substantial evidence linking him to the series of commercial burglaries. Investigators found stolen items that had been reported missing from various businesses in Boiling Spring, Inman, and Westview. Additionally, clothing worn by Moore during the commission of the crimes was seized as evidence.

Charges

Following the arrest, Adam Desmond Moore now faces multiple charges related to the burglaries:

• 23 counts of Burglary: Moore is accused of breaking into and unlawfully entering commercial properties.
• 2 counts of Attempted Burglary: Moore allegedly attempted to break into additional businesses but was unsuccessful.
• 4 counts of Safecracking: Moore is charged with unlawfully opening safes during the course of the burglaries.
• 11 counts of Larceny: Moore is accused of stealing various items from the targeted businesses.
• 2 counts of Malicious Injury to a Place of Worship: Moore is alleged to have caused intentional damage to two places of worship.

Legal Proceedings

Adam Desmond Moore appeared in court, where he was denied bond due to the severity and number of charges against him. The decision to deny bail reflects the court’s concern about the potential risk Moore poses to the community and the need to ensure his presence during the legal proceedings.

Appeal for Information

The Spartanburg County Sheriff’s Office is urging anyone with additional information regarding Adam Desmond Moore’s criminal activities to come forward and assist in the ongoing investigation. Individuals who may have witnessed any suspicious behavior or possess relevant information are encouraged to contact Sgt. Mike Mironenko. Sgt. Mironenko can be reached via email at mmironenko@spartanburgcounty.org, or by calling 864-503-4599.

Conclusion

The arrest of Adam Desmond Moore brings a sense of relief to the communities of Boiling Spring, Inman, and Westview, who have been affected by the recent wave of commercial burglaries. The Spartanburg County Sheriff’s Office remains committed to ensuring the safety and security of its residents by actively investigating and apprehending individuals involved in criminal activities.

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