News

Woman wanted in connection with identity fraud investigation

Columbia, S.C. (WOLO) – The Columbia Police Department (CPD) financial investigators are working to identify and locate a female who’s wanted in connection with an identity fraud investigation. The suspect is accused of fraudulently using the victim’s identity to obtain multiple lines of credit in an excess of $10,000 at various stores. Those businesses include sporting goods and jewelry stores. The attached surveillance…

Bull Street Development Project progress

COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) – City leaders say they are making progress on the ever-evolving Bull Street Development Project. Monday (4/16) afternoon members of the Bull Street Commission met to discuss the status of the development which is in the fourth year of a projected 20 year project. Commission Chair Howard Duvall says there are some exciting developments coming. Among the…

Orangeburg officials search for missing man

Larenzo Demore Orangeburg, S.C. (WOLO) – Orangeburg County Sheriff’s investigators are searching for a man last seen walking from his Orangeburg home last month. Investigators say 33-year-old Larenzo Demore was reported missing after relatives said he packed his possessions and walked away from their home, but strangely Demore didn’t take his possessions. They contacted law enforcement on March 24. They said…

Former Pastor arrested, facing criminal sexual conduct charges

Eduardo Cornejo Lexington, S.C. (WOLO) – Police say Eduardo Elias Cornejo, 34, was charged with criminal sexual conduct after turning himself in on Thursday (4/12).  According to police, a victim came forward on February 22 to report they had been sexually assaulted by Cornejo in January of 2017.  Police say the victim reported to officers that he had met with…

Update: SC Prison Director says Riot that left 7 Inmates dead was over territory, cell phones

  COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– South Carolina prisons director says the riot that left 7 inmates dead, was over territory, cellphones, contraband and money. SC Department of Corrections Director Bryan Stirling says there were three separate incidents at three different dorms “Not a normal situation” “The folks that are incarcerated are going to continue their criminal ways from behind bars. Which…