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Warrants: Caregiver had family member notarize deed transfer from vulnerable Conway man (opens the original)
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CONWAY, SC (WMBF) - Conway police say a caregiver took advantage of a vulnerable man and had her family member notarize the deed transferring his house to her. The Conway Police Department booked Sarah Smalls, 58, into jail Monday on charges of breach of trust with fraudulent intent, value $5,000 or more, perjury, and exploitation of a vulnerable adult. Smalls was featured in a WMBF News investigation into a disputed property transfer. PREVIOUS COVERAGE: Daughter claims caregiver took deed to fa
Daughter claims caregiver took deed to father’s Conway home before his death (opens the original)
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CONWAY, SC (WMBF) - A Conway man’s daughter says his caretaker had the deed to his home signed over to herself weeks before his death and didn’t tell her until after he was gone. Nora Rowland said nurse Sarah Smalls began caring for her 75-year-old father, Robert, through Griswold Home Care in March 2024. Rowland, who lives in Maryland, said shortly after her dad came under Smalls’ care, she began hearing less and less from him, which was highly unusual. “My dad was always a daddy’s girl type th
Myrtle Beach ice cream truck driver says music restrictions are costing him sales (opens the original)
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MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - An ice cream truck driver said his sales are melting away after Myrtle Beach police told him he could no longer play music. Stephan Richards drives the Mama G’s ice cream truck around the city, and said he’s spent all summer selling ice cream mainly along 21st to 67th Avenue. However, he said an officer stopped him a few weeks ago telling him he could no longer play his jingle and also threatened to arrest him if he continued. “All ice cream trucks play music. That’s ho
BBB warns parents back-to-school photos can lead to identity theft (opens the original)
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MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - As students return to classrooms, the Better Business Bureau is warning parents that popular first-day-of-school photos could open the door to identity theft. Photos of children holding signs often include a child’s name, age, school, teacher, and grade level. The BBB said those details are the same ones more than half of adults use as security questions and passwords. The BBB advises parents to avoid sharing personal details on signs and to choose generic backgrounds t
Tax-free weekend is here — BBB shares tips to avoid overspending and online scams (opens the original)
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MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) - The Better Business Bureau is sharing tips on how to make the most of your tax free weekend. South Carolina’s tax-free weekend runs Aug. 7-9 with several items including clothing, shoes and school supplies exempt from the state’s 6% sales tax. Before adding anything to your cart, set a budget. The BBB recommends starting with the most expensive purchases and trying to secure high-demand items — such as laptops or tablets — before they sell out. Shoppers should also look
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