Cameron Lewis Tulk, 36, faces multiple felony charges from Dorchester and Berkeley County Sheriff’s Offices for burglaries around the Christmas period in South Carolina. He allegedly broke into a business off Highway 78 on December 25, stealing a vehicle, two electronic tricycles, and tools valued over $10,000, then siphoned diesel fuel from tanks at another site on January 2. Berkeley deputies arrested him on January 3 with the stolen vehicle, and a January 6 search of his home recovered stolen items; he remains in Hill-Finklea Detention Center on $125,000 bond.​
Charges Filed
- Dorchester County: Violent burglary second degree, grand larceny >$10,000, breaking into fuel tanks.​
- Berkeley County: Two counts possession/sale/disposal stolen vehicle, probation violation [query].
Incident Timeline
Deputies linked Tulk to the Highway 78 burglary late Christmas Day, a fuel theft after breaching a gate on January 2, vehicle recovery January 3, and home search January 6 yielding evidence. The multi-agency effort highlights coordination between counties in rural Lowcountry areas near Charleston. Tulk’s detention continues without release as of January 11 reports.
