Batesburg Resident Arrested and Charged with Attempted Murder and Kidnapping

Batesburg Man Faces Attempted Murder Charge

A Batesburg resident has been charged with attempted murder by the Lexington County Sheriff’s Department. Jerry William Hall, Jr., 29, stands accused of trying to kill an individual and threatening to take another’s life.

Discovery of the Crime Scene

Deputies were dispatched to a residence on Bayonet Road following a distress call made by a neighbor. Upon arrival, law enforcement found the victim, severely battered, concealed in the woods nearby. Amid multiple charges, Hall is also accused of kidnapping.

The Assault

The harsh and prolonged ordeal that unfolded over nine hours was reported by several witnesses, bringing the despicable crime to light. They described how Hall repeatedly assaulted the victim and locked them inside the house when they tried to flee. Upon their investigation, law enforcement found that the victim had been punched, kicked with steel-toed boots, and suffocated to the point of unconsciousness.

Threat toward Witnesses

As the horrifying incident unfolded, Hall threatened to kill anyone who entered the house.

Locating the Suspect

Hall had fled the scene by the time deputies arrived. However, the suspect was tracked down to a location on Buggy Road by the following day where he was detained. As of this time, Hall is in custody at Lexington County Detention Center after being denied bond by a magistrate judge.

Other Charges

The suspect, Jerry William Hall Jr., is facing several other charges. These include third-degree assault and battery, possession of a firearm or ammunition by someone convicted of certain crimes, and possession of methamphetamine, as per the arrest warrants issued.

Reinforcing Law and Order

The Lexington County Sheriff’s Department continues its dedication to ensuring the safety and tranquility of its residents and will not hesitate in taking strict action against those who threaten it. Citizens are urged to report suspicious activities or crime tips to their local authorities to maintain peace in the community.

Assistance for Victims

Victims of any form of crime or their families can seek help from the Victims Assistance Program provided by the local law enforcement agency. This service aims to support individuals affected by a variety of criminal activities through a range of vital resources.

Continued Investigation

The investigation into this gruesome crime is still underway, as law enforcement work relentlessly to serve justice.

Disclaimer

The names and details used in the report are as per the information provided by the Lexington County Sheriff’s Department. The article is purely informative and does not aim to promote or tarnish the image of any individual, organization, or entity.


Author: HERE Lexington

HERE Lexington

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