4 Horry County Police Officers Resign Following Internal Investigation Findings; County’s Lead Spokesperson Also Resigns
Four officers and a spokeswoman resigned after an internal investigation revealed multiple violations of conduct related to sexual relationships among coworkers.
- On November 6, 2025, four Horry County Police Department officers—Sgt. Torry Lewis, Detective Don Kobithen, Investigator Kelsey Manemeit, and Lt. Misty Gore—and spokeswoman Mikayla Moskov resigned following an internal review.
- After being alerted Oct. 27, Horry County Police Department opened an IA investigation into internal personnel matters that found code-of-conduct violations linked to a relationship between Sgt. Torry Lewis and investigator Kelsey Manemeit.
- Investigators detailed overlapping sexual relationships among staff, finding Kelsey Manemeit had a relationship with Don Kobithen while married, and Torry Lewis had relationships with Misty Gore and Mikayla Moskov, sustaining `conduct unbecoming` violations.
- The report says the revelations prompted five resignations this week, following Randy Webster's Nov. 3 retirement after more than 36 years, straining the Horry County Police Department's reputation.
- The Office of the Chiefs requested an inquiry by OPS, which produced the internal report cover sheet released Friday night; multiple FOIA requests have been submitted and officials said departures are not related to external criminal cases.
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CONWAY, S.C. (WBTW) -- Four officers with the Horry County Police Department have resigned following an internal affairs investigation, according to Interim Horry County Public Information Director Thomas Bell. The county's public information director, Mikayla Moskov, has also resigned. Bell said HCPD recently conducted an internal investigation into the officers that resulted in the "discovery of violations of the code of conduct stemming from …
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Four Horry County Police Department officers and a public informations officer resigned this week following an internal affairs investigation that found violations of the department’s code of conduct that involved overlapping sexual relationships.
4 Horry County police officers resign following internal investigation findings; county’s lead spokesperson also resigns
CONWAY, S.C. (WBTW) — Four officers with the Horry County Police Department have resigned following an internal affairs investigation, according to Interim Horry County Public Information Dir…
4 Horry Co. police officers resign following internal investigation findings; county’s lead spokesperson also resigns
Four officers with the Horry County Police Department have resigned following an internal affairs investigation, according to Interim Horry County Public Information Director Thomas Bell. The count…
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