Myrtle beach police investigate early morning assault on ramsay drive

One person suffered serious injuries after an assault early Sunday morning in a Myrtle Beach neighborhood, according to police.

Myrtle Beach, SC – Myrtle Beach police are investigating a violent assault that left one person seriously injured early Sunday morning in a residential area of the city.

Officers responded around 6 a.m. to the 500 block of Ramsay Drive after receiving reports of an assault. When officers arrived, they located one victim suffering from serious injuries.

Key Points

• Police responded to an assault around 6 a.m. on Ramsay Drive in Myrtle Beach
• One person was found seriously injured and transported to a hospital
• Officers say the investigation remains active

Victim hospitalized with serious injuries

Emergency crews transported the victim to a hospital for treatment after officers found the injured person at the scene.

Authorities have not released the victim’s condition or identified any suspects as the investigation continues.

Increased police presence in area

Residents in the area may notice an increased law enforcement presence while detectives work to determine what led to the assault.

Police are asking anyone with information about the incident to contact the Myrtle Beach Police Department’s non-emergency line at 843-918-1382 and reference the case report number.

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