Mauldin police seek information locating jugging suspects

Juggers can now catch felonies; thieves steal thousands by following victims from banks

A new Texas law aims to crack down on a growing crime trend known as jugging — where suspects follow victims from banks to steal cash — by making the act a chargeable offense on its own.

Two arrested in connection with Upstate "jugging" incident, police say

Simpsonville police said two people have been arrested in connection with a car break-in.

Mauldin police seek information locating jugging suspects

GREENVILLE COUNTY, S.C. (WSPA) - Mauldin police are seeking information after a "jugging" that happened in April. Jugging is an act of crime where suspects will watch unsuspecting victims make a ATM withdrawal, follow them, and break into their vehicle hoping the victim left the cash inside. On April 26, a victim left a Wells Fargo Bank, on Woodruff Road at around 11 a.m., after making a cash withdrawal of over $6,600, according to the Mauld…