CLARENDON COUNTY, S.C. — Authorities in Clarendon County are investigating a deadly shooting after a man was found shot to death inside a vehicle Thursday in the Alcolu community. Deputies with the Clarendon County Sheriff’s Office responded to the scene following reports of gunfire in a residential area.
According to the sheriff’s office, deputies were called to the 1300 block of Pinecrest Acres on Thursday. When they arrived, they located a white Jeep Cherokee parked in the area. Inside the vehicle, deputies found a man in the front passenger seat who had suffered a gunshot wound. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
The victim has been identified as Randy Wing. Authorities have not released his age or further personal details. Officials also have not said how long the victim had been inside the vehicle before deputies arrived or whether the shooting occurred inside or outside the SUV.
Investigators confirmed that two suspects have been taken into custody in connection with the shooting. However, their identities and the charges they may face have not yet been released. The sheriff’s office said the investigation is still active, and detectives are continuing to gather evidence and interview individuals connected to the case.
At this stage, authorities have not disclosed what may have led up to the shooting or whether the victim knew the suspects. It is also unclear if the incident stemmed from a dispute or if other factors were involved. Law enforcement officials said more details will be shared as the investigation progresses.
The area around Pinecrest Acres remained an active scene for several hours as deputies processed evidence and secured the location. Residents in the neighborhood expressed concern as investigators worked, though officials have not indicated that there is any ongoing threat to the public.
The Clarendon County Sheriff’s Office is asking anyone who may have seen or heard anything related to the shooting to come forward. Tips can be provided by calling the sheriff’s office tip line or the Criminal Investigations Division at 803-435-4414. Authorities say even small details could help investigators piece together what happened and bring clarity to the case as they work toward justice for the victim.
