Greenville, SC, August 11, 2025
News Summary
A series of shooting incidents in Greenville, SC has left multiple individuals injured, prompting investigations by local authorities. Notable incidents include a woman shot in her apartment and a man found with gunshot wounds near a roadway. Additionally, a suspect has been arrested following a shooting at a Burger King, and three East Carolina University football players faced allegations related to discharging a firearm. The ongoing rash of gun violence has raised concerns among community members about safety.
Greenville Shooting Incidents Lead to Multiple Injuries and Arrests
Greenville, S.C. has experienced a troubling series of shooting incidents over the past few days, resulting in multiple injuries and arrests. The Greenville County sheriff’s office is currently investigating these events, which have raised concerns among residents and officials alike.
On Sunday night, a woman was injured by gunfire while inside her apartment on Fleetwood Drive. Investigators confirmed that the bullets originated from a location away from her residence. Fortunately, the woman’s injuries are not considered life-threatening, and at present, there is no information available regarding potential suspects. The sheriff’s office is urging anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers of Greenville at 864-23-CRIME.
In a separate incident occurring on Saturday around 3 a.m., deputies found a man with at least one gunshot wound near the intersection of Anderson and Seaborn Lane. This victim was transported to a local hospital; however, the extent of his injuries remains unknown, and like the earlier shooting, no suspect details have been disclosed.
Adding to the alarming string of events, 39-year-old Gustin Roach was arrested on Tuesday following a shooting at a Greenville Burger King. Roach faces charges including assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill inflicting serious injury, along with possession of a firearm by a felon. The shooting transpired around 1:00 p.m. following a dispute between Roach and another man, identified as 29-year-old Justin Harrell, who was shot multiple times. Harrell remains hospitalized at ECU Health Medical Center. The hamburger restaurant also sustained damage, with four vehicles struck by gunfire, although no additional injuries were reported. Authorities indicated that Roach may face more charges connected to this incident.
Furthermore, three football players from East Carolina University have been suspended indefinitely due to their involvement in a shooting incident on Sunday morning. The players – Jackson “J.D.” Lampley, Preston Carr, and Brock Spalding – were reportedly shooting a gun into the air within the city limits of Greenville. Police responded to a shots-fired call on Locust Drive and arrived to hear gunshots in the vicinity. Lampley and Carr confessed to the firing, while Spalding initially resisted exiting a residence before complying with police instructions. All three players are charged with discharging a firearm within city limits, with Spalding facing additional charges related to resisting a public officer. Fortunately, no injuries were reported from this episode.
The ECU Athletics department is aware of the suspensions and is currently gathering more information related to the incident involving the players. The combination of these incidents has invoked heightened awareness and concern within the community regarding gun violence and safety.
FAQ
What incidents are being investigated in Greenville, S.C.?
The sheriff’s office is investigating multiple shooting incidents, including one where a woman was shot while in her apartment and another where a man was found shot near a roadway. Additional arrests relate to a separate shooting at a Burger King and a shooting involving ECU football players.
What are the details of the woman injured by gunfire?
The woman was shot while inside her apartment on Fleetwood Drive on Sunday night. Her injuries are not considered to be life-threatening.
Who was arrested in connection with the Burger King shooting?
Gustin Roach, 39, was arrested and charged with assault with a deadly weapon and possession of a firearm by a felon after an altercation led to the shooting of Justin Harrell, who remains hospitalized.
What charges are the ECU football players facing?
Jackson “J.D.” Lampley, Preston Carr, and Brock Spalding are all facing charges related to discharging a firearm within city limits. Spalding is additionally charged with resisting a public officer.
Are there any injuries reported from the ECU players’ incident?
No injuries were reported from the shooting incidents involving the East Carolina University football players.
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Additional Resources
- Fox Carolina: One Injured in Greenville County Shooting Incident
- Wikipedia: Gun Violence in the United States
- WYFF4: Greenville County Man Shot, Hospitalized
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Gun Control
- WITN: Arrest Made in Greenville Burger King Shooting
- Google News: Greenville Shooting Incidents
- WCTI12: Police Respond to Greenville Shooting
- Google Search: Greenville Gun Violence
- J City Times: Three Charged in Greenville Shooting Death
- Google Scholar: Greenville Shooting Incidents
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