Plow Dispute Ends in Gun Fire

By Hans Fogle on February 15th, 2010

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A dispute over plowing a driveway ended in gunfire over the weekend/. Two unidentified white males stopped at a residence Friday (2/12) on Dry Run Road and tried to make a deal with the owner to plow the driveway. An argument started and the suspects were told to leave the property. According to a press release the men returned to the home later that day and fired two rounds of buck shot into a vehicle and the residence. The shot traveled into the singlewide mobile home and exited the other side traveling through a room where two juvenile children were sleeping. The suspects were operating a green Dodge Diesel truck with a red Western Plow attachment. Anyone with information on these suspects is urged to contact the Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office at (304) 267-7000.

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