A Summerville woman was arrested Thursday evening following an altercation involving two women at the Ingles grocery store on Rome Boulevard.
A 49-year-old Summerville woman was arrested Friday, November 6, after a Summerville police officer observed her walking along Steven Street while allegedly intoxicated.
According to a report from the Summerville Police Department, Nancy Elizabeth Wooten was observed walking on Steven Street toward Fourth Street.
The officer reported making contact with Wooten and noticing that her speech was slurred, her responses were unclear and she appeared unsteady on her feet while walking and standing.
The officer also reported detecting the odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from Wooten’s breath and person.
Based on those observations, Wooten was placed under arrest and charged with public intoxication under Summerville City Ordinance 35-140.
A Summerville man has been cited for disorderly conduct following an incident on Highland Avenue involving an alleged verbal threat toward another individual.
According to a citation issued by the Summerville Police Department, Carl Carter was cited following an incident reported on Friday, November 6, 2026, at approximately 2:32 PM at 47 Highland Avenue in Summerville.
The citation states that Carter was allegedly acting in a violent and tumultuous manner when he yelled loudly at another individual, identified in the report as Gary Cordle, and threatened to “beat his ass.”
Summerville Police Officer Brandon Lindsey issued the citation under City Ordinance 38-54, which addresses disorderly conduct.
The citation indicates that Carter was arrested in connection with the incident.
Carter was ordered to appear in Summerville Municipal Court on January 12, 2027, at 5:30 PM.
The charge is an allegation, and Carter is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.
A 24-year-old Summerville man was arrested October 30 after allegedly attempting to hide from law enforcement officers who were trying to serve an active warrant at the Lake Wanda Rita Apartments.
The Summerville Police Department responded to a single-vehicle accident Wednesday night, November 4, after a driver reportedly crashed into a retaining wall along Jakeville Avenue.
A Summerville man was arrested on multiple traffic charges after a Summerville Police Department officer observed a vehicle speeding and repeatedly crossing into another lane on Highway 48.
Summerville Police responded to a harassment complaint Friday night, October 23, involving an ongoing family dispute at a residence on Sixth Avenue.
Summerville Police are investigating the reported theft of a handgun from a pickup truck parked at a residence on Kelly Street.
Summerville Police responded to a complaint involving several loose dogs in a residential neighborhood after a woman reported that the animals had been running loose and chasing people.
According to a Summerville Police Department incident report, police were dispatched to 123 Woods Street on Friday, October 9, at approximately 10:37 PM, after receiving a complaint about Great Danes running loose in the neighborhood.
The complainant, identified as 54-year-old Carla Kelly, told police that the dogs had been scaring residents and chasing people. She said the dogs belonged to a neighbor at 127 Woods Street.
Kelly told police that her son had been forced to take cover inside a vehicle when the dogs came outside and began approaching him.
She also reported that the neighbor had constructed a fence around the property, but the dogs were still able to escape. According to Kelly, the fence was approximately four feet tall, and the Great Danes were tall enough to jump over it.
Police observed the fence and noted that it appeared to be approximately the same height as the dogs.
The officer was unable to speak with the dogs’ owner because she was reportedly out of town and was not expected to return until Monday evening.
Police documented the complaint in an incident report. No citations or arrests were reported in connection with the incident.
Summerville Police were called to a residence following a dispute involving a man who had been staying at the home and was reportedly no longer welcome there.