Gunfire Reported at Myrtle Beach Yachtsman Resort, Heavy Police Presence Follows

Myrtle Beach, SC – Police responded to a reported weapons discharge Saturday night at the Yachtsman Resort in Myrtle Beach, prompting an active investigation and an increased law enforcement presence in the busy oceanfront tourist area.

Officers were dispatched to the resort around 9:58 p.m. after reports of gunfire, according to the Myrtle Beach Police Department.

Authorities said no injuries had been reported as of Sunday morning.

Investigators remained at the scene overnight as officers worked to determine what led to the reported shooting and whether any suspects were involved.

Police Increase Presence Around Oceanfront Resort

The Yachtsman Resort sits along Myrtle Beach’s heavily traveled beachfront corridor, an area that typically sees large crowds during spring and summer tourism seasons.

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Police warned residents and visitors they could expect a noticeable law enforcement presence in the area while detectives continue gathering evidence and interviewing witnesses.

Officials have not released details about possible suspects, whether property damage occurred, or if anyone has been detained in connection with the incident.

The Myrtle Beach Police Department also did not specify whether officers recovered shell casings or weapons at the scene.


Key Points

• Myrtle Beach police responded to a reported weapons discharge at Yachtsman Resort Saturday night
• No injuries were reported following the incident near the beachfront property
• Investigators continue reviewing the scene as police maintain an increased presence


Witnesses Asked to Contact Investigators

Police are asking anyone with information about the reported gunfire to contact the department’s non-emergency line at 843-918-1382 and reference case number 26-009131.

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The incident remains under investigation.