Deputies arrest Florence County residential care center employee after EMS workers find facility unstaffed
Deputies were called at about 7 a.m. to the Above the Rest Residential Care Facility at 2385 Pamplico Highway. They were eventually able to locate an employee, who they learned had outstanding General Sessions bench warrants, the sheriff's office said.
The person, whose name has not been released, was taken to the Florence County Detention Center, deputies said. Additional charges are possible, and more information is expected to be made available as the investigation continues.
The sheriff's office was not able to say how many residents lived at the facility.
This is a developing story. Count on News13 for updates.
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