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2 jump from bridge into Santee River attempting to evade law enforcement

GEORGETOWN COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA, JUL 5 – Suspects fled after deputies found stolen car tag, leading to a river jump where one was rescued by a passerby and the other drowned, authorities said.

  • On Saturday, two suspects jumped from Highway 41 bridge over the Santee River during a chase, resulting in one death and one rescue.
  • After deputies discovered the stolen tag, the vehicle evaded officers along Highmarket Street and St. Delight Road before reaching the bridge.
  • Specifically, the pair left their car in drive before jumping into the river, a deputy and boater rescued the woman, and a dive team recovered the man's body.
  • Following the recovery, law enforcement agencies from Dorchester and Berkeley counties, the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources, marine and coroner units joined search and recovery efforts.
  • Meanwhile, authorities have not released the suspects' names and the coroner has yet to identify the deceased, leaving key details pending.
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