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Myrtle Beach police see 50% decrease in crime over past 10 years

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MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WBTW) -- The Myrtle Beach Police Department presented their 2024 year in review on Tuesday in front of the city council. Some of the accomplishments include decreased calls for service and intelligence-led strategies to prevent and reduce crime. Chief Amy Prock shared that certain crimes they regularly respond to have decreased nearly 50% since 2015. The crimes that decreased over the past 10 years are homicides, burglaries, …

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Myrtle Beach's violent crime rate is down by nearly 50% over the last decade, police chief says

Myrtle Beach's violent crime rate has nearly been cut in half over the last decade, according to a new report City Police Chief Amy Prock released on April 1.

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Myrtle Beach police see 50% decrease in crime over past 10 years

MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WBTW) -- The Myrtle Beach Police Department presented their 2024 year in review on Tuesday in front of the city council. Some of the accomplishments include decreased calls for service and intelligence-led strategies to prevent and reduce crime. Chief Amy Prock shared that certain crimes they regularly respond to have decreased nearly 50% since 2015. The crimes that decreased over the past 10 years are homicides, burglaries, …

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Myrtle Beach Crime Reportedly Down 50% Since 2015 Report

The Myrtle Beach Police Department had their 2024 year in review at the Myrtle Beach City Council workshop Tuesday night. At the meeting, officials went in depth regarding all the successes and challenges they faced last year. City leaders annually go over the police department’s year in review. This year’s report showed that crime in Myrtle Beach was down by 50% since 2015. The report shows that in 2015, there were more than 4,900 reported inci…

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WBTW broke the news in on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
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