Absconder surrenders a day after his story shared
David Kadeem Hemingway
By DEUCE NIVEN
tribdeuce@tabor-loris.com
An absconder from justice was back in jail Thursday, just a day after details of his status and criminal history were detailed in the Tabor-Loris Tribune and at tabor-loris.com.
David Kadeem Hemingway, 27, now showing a Bruce Street, Fair Bluff address, surrendered himself at the Columbus County Sheriff’s Office, sheriff’s spokeswoman Michelle Tatum said.
Hemingway was charged with drug violations including trafficking cocaine, possession with intent to sell and distribute cocaine, and maintaining a place for a controlled substance; two counts of fleeing to elude arrest; resisting police; driving with a revoked license; parole and probation violations.
Hemingway was held without bond on the parole violation, with bail on other charges totaling $170,000.
Charges
Warrants served on Hemingway Thursday were obtained by the Fair Bluff Police Department stemming from incidents last October and in July. A probation violation charge was from outside Columbus County, Tatum said.
Hemingway is accused of fleeing Fair Bluff police last Oct. 9, with the drug related charges dated July 28 of this year.
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