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Police Blotter: Colorado Man Steals Shrimpin’ Boat from Murrells Inlet Marina

November 8, 2020   South Atlantic

Deputies from Georgetown County Sheriff’s Office arrested a suspect Wednesday night, Nov. 4, 2020, in the theft of a shrimp boat from a marina in Murrells Inlet. Daniel Connor Janowski, 28, of Golden, Col., was also charged with possession of a stolen vehicle that was recovered from the parking lot at Marlin Quay Marina. Janowski is accused of taking the F/V Lila Lee,,, >click to read< 10:54

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