Berkeley County Man Arrested in Connection with Multiple Business Burglaries
June 24, 2025 - 17:51
NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. – Authorities have apprehended a Berkeley County man believed to be involved in a series of business burglaries in North Charleston. The suspect, identified as 55-year-old Dale Roberts, is facing charges related to four separate incidents that occurred in the area.
According to police reports, the burglaries took place over a span of several weeks, raising concerns among local business owners and residents. Investigators were able to gather evidence linking Roberts to the crimes, leading to his arrest. The police department expressed relief at the development, emphasizing their commitment to maintaining safety and security in the community.
Roberts is currently being held in custody, awaiting further legal proceedings. The police have urged anyone with additional information regarding the burglaries to come forward, as they continue to investigate the extent of the criminal activity and ensure that all individuals involved are brought to justice.
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