Woman breaks into same apartment twice

Woman charged after breaking into same South Carolina apartment twice in one day, deputies say

Updated: 2:55 PM EDT Apr 5, 2024

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A woman who broke into the same South Carolina apartment twice in one day faces charges and a bond of almost $25,000, deputies said Friday.Master Deputy Jimmy Watt, with the Oconee County Sheriff’s Office said Angel Dawn Holloway, 34, of Seneca, was arrested Thursday and charged with first-degree burglary, second-degree burglary and petit larceny.Watt said Holloway’s charges stem from a reported burglary at the Gail Court Apartments on Keowee School Road, where Holloway also lives. Based on evidence gathered at the scene, investigators said Holloway broke into the same apartment twice on Wednesday, according to Watt.One of the break-ins happened during the late morning hours, and the other happened that evening during the nighttime hours, Watt said.Holloway is accused of taking “miscellaneous clothing items” valued at less than $2,000, according to arrest warrants.Watt said Holloway remained in jail Friday on a combined $24,410 surety bond.

SENECA, S.C. —

A woman who broke into the same South Carolina apartment twice in one day faces charges and a bond of almost $25,000, deputies said Friday.

Master Deputy Jimmy Watt, with the Oconee County Sheriff’s Office said Angel Dawn Holloway, 34, of Seneca, was arrested Thursday and charged with first-degree burglary, second-degree burglary and petit larceny.

Oconee County Sheriff’s Office

Watt said Holloway’s charges stem from a reported burglary at the Gail Court Apartments on Keowee School Road, where Holloway also lives.

Based on evidence gathered at the scene, investigators said Holloway broke into the same apartment twice on Wednesday, according to Watt.

One of the break-ins happened during the late morning hours, and the other happened that evening during the nighttime hours, Watt said.

Holloway is accused of taking “miscellaneous clothing items” valued at less than $2,000, according to arrest warrants.

Watt said Holloway remained in jail Friday on a combined $24,410 surety bond.