More than 200 juvenile warnings have been given out since Myrtle Beach’s curfew for those under 18 went into effect, a police ...

Myrtle Beach Police Officer Brandon O’Rourke wasn’t wrong for shooting 18-year-old Jerrius Davis. While Davis died, O’Rourke should not face criminal charges, and it makes sense to return ...

The video shows the suspect, 18-year-old Jerrius Davis, walk by a store before pulling out a gun. PREVIOUS STORY: Police fatally shoot 1 after shooting in South Carolina tourist town of Myrtle ...

They returned fire, shooting and killing 18-year-old Jerrius Davis. Eleven others were injured, and the state police haven't released any information about the 11 victims.

Her 16-year-old son was frantic, desperately connecting with her on FaceTime as Myrtle Beach police officers surrounded his older brother, Jerrius Davis.

Fifteen-year-old Serenity Chavis was among the 11 people hurt in the April 26 incident in which Jerrius Davis, 18, of Bennettsville, was killed after authorities said he opened fire in a crowd of ...

On April 26 at 11:50 p.m., 18-year-old Jerrius Davis fired his gun on North Ocean Boulevard near 9th Avenue North. A Myrtle Beach Police officer returned fire, hitting and killing the ...

In the Saturday night shooting, an officer with the Myrtle Beach Police Department shot and killed 18-year-old Jerrius Davis, a release from the South Carolina State Law Enforcement Division said.

Myrtle Beach Mayor Brenda Bethune told WBTW-TV the officer responded appropriately. The Horry County deputy coroner identified the person shot as 18-year-old Jerrius Davis, according to WBTW.

Responding police fatally shot one person, identified by the local coroner’s office as 18-year-old Jerrius Davis, of Bennettsville, South Carolina.

Myrtle Beach Police Officer Brandon O’Rourke wasn’t wrong for shooting 18-year-old Jerrius Davis. While Davis died, O’Rourke should not face criminal charges, and it makes sense to return ...