Two teens tracked by bloodhounds arrested after Kershaw Co. burglary Patty’s New and Used Things

Bloodhounds get you every time!

The State reports two teenagers were arrested and another suspect is sought after a burglary at a East Camden store.

Perry Lee Mirza, 18, and a 16-year-old juvenile were tracked Wednesday by Kershaw County Sheriff’s Office bloodhounds after a burglary at Patty’s New and Used Things on Jefferson Davis Highway, according to a release from the KCSO. 

One unidentified suspect remains at large after fleeing the scene and evading deputies.

Deputies believe suspects entered the store by smashing out the front glass. In addition to broken glass, the suspects left three different shoe impressions in the parking lot. 

The bloodhound tracking team was able to lead deputies to a home on McCrae Road, where two suspects were details wearing shoes that matched the impressions. The homeowner gave officers permission to search the residence, and stolen property was located. Deputies located a majority of the stolen property.

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