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Suspect arrested following North Myrtle Beach assault

MYRTLE BEACH, SC — Officers responded to an assault reported at 6:10 p.m. on Monday in the 500 block of 63rd Avenue North. One individual sustained non-life-threatening injuries and was transported to a local hospital.

Authorities took one person into custody in connection with the incident. An increased law enforcement presence will remain in the area as the investigation continues.

Anyone with additional information on the assault is encouraged to contact the Myrtle Beach Police Department’s non-emergency number at 843-918-1382.

Police are working diligently to gather more details about the events leading up to the assault. The investigation is ongoing.

This incident has raised concerns in the community, prompting police to enhance their visibility in the vicinity. Further statements may be released as information becomes available.

The Myrtle Beach Police Department remains vigilant in addressing safety concerns in the area.

Law enforcement urges witnesses to come forward with information related to the assault.

Authorities are focused on ensuring public safety amidst ongoing investigations.

One person is in custody after a violent encounter stunned local residents.

Road closures due to flooding alert issued

MYRTLE BEACH, SC — Residents are advised to remain cautious regarding flooded roadways after recent weather conditions. The Myrtle Beach Police Department issued a warning concerning barricades set up for public safety.

Drivers should avoid moving around the barricades. The department urges all citizens to stay vigilant, plan alternative routes, and heed caution signs and barricades.

The warning coincides with expected rainfall and flooding, which has affected various roadways in the area. The police department aims to prevent accidents and ensure safe travel.

Authorities encourage residents to stay informed about possible changes to road conditions. Reports indicate the impact may lead to longer commute times due to necessary detours.

Additionally, residents are reminded not to drive through areas marked as flooded. The emphasis on following safety measures is crucial during this weather event.

For ongoing updates, residents may follow the Myrtle Beach Police Department on social media.

Public safety remains a top priority as local authorities manage the flooding situation to minimize risk.

Be alert to flooded roads as public safety is at stake.