A woman has been arrested in Clemson, South Carolina, after police say she was caught on camera stealing checks and money orders from a business.
What Happened in the Incident
According to the Clemson Police Department, the theft happened on April 6.
Investigators say Lynn Marie Harrell was seen on surveillance video:
- Using a crowbar to pry open a business drop box
- Stealing around 20 checks and money orders
- Causing damage to the property during the act
Charges Filed
Harrell is now facing multiple charges, including:
- Grand larceny enhancement
- Possession of tools capable of being used in a crime
- Malicious damage
Arrest and Custody
Officials confirmed that:
- Harrell has a prior criminal history
- She is currently in custody with the Greenville County Sheriff’s Office
- She will be extradited to Clemson to face charges
Assistance in the Investigation
Authorities also acknowledged help from the U.S. Postal Inspection Service, which assisted in the investigation.
This case highlights how surveillance and cooperation between agencies can help solve property crimes quickly. The arrest of Lynn Marie Harrell brings accountability for the alleged theft and damage, while also showing the importance of securing business property. As the legal process moves forward, the case serves as a reminder for businesses to remain vigilant and take precautions against theft.
