It was a typical Saturday afternoon in Greenwood with sunshine and clouds mixed, giving the town a pleasant high of 82°F. The weather was just right for a mild breeze to accompany the otherwise sunny day. But amidst the calm and pleasant weather, Greenwood found itself in the unraveling of a rather unusual event.
The peace of the afternoon was suddenly stirred when officers were called to the Quick Pantry on 900 E. Durst Ave. There was commotion at the store related to a stolen vehicle. It all began when a gentleman stopped by the store, leaving his car—a 2007 Toyota Avalon—running as he stepped inside to shop. The vehicle was supposed to be a quick stop, but it turned out to be a headline-grabbing moment just 20 seconds after he entered the shop.
Security cameras captured the entire act. In an unexpected twist, a man darted across East Durst Avenue right after the car owner’s entrance and seized the opportunity to dash into the driver’s seat and swiftly sped off. The whole thing happened in the blink of an eye, leaving many viewers in shock.
Later that evening, the saga continued as officers discovered the Avalon parked on Klugh Street. The residents in the area played eye-witness heroes, showcasing additional video footage that marked the car’s journey through the streets. It wasn’t long before the officers pinpointed the suspect to a home on East Durst Avenue.
The suspect, identified as 27-year-old Noah Luke Atteberry, was found along with a stash of illegal substances and other suspicious items. Various parts of the home revealed the presence of narcotics categorized under Schedule I and II, indicating LSD preferences, and Schedule IV drugs meant for distribution. Officers discovered a nefarious collection: four cellphones, ammunition, five guns, and plastic bags laden with marijuana and a mysterious crystal substance.
Caught in the whirlwind of this intricate situation, the deputies had to navigate through a heap of charges. Atteberry’s list of offenses ran long, including but not limited to possessing narcotics, trafficking in meth or cocaine base, and illegally possessing a weapon during a violent crime. Furthermore, he faced accusations of malicious injury to personal property and grand larceny.
Officers faced an additional challenge when they witnessed Atteberry’s adverse reaction while being transported. Reports detail that he did some damage to the interior of the patrol car during the ride.
The community’s surveillance videos and collaborative response were undoubtedly instrumental in swiftly resolving the incident. As this significant chain of events unfolded, Greenwood residents were reminded of the strength of community response and teamwork.
So, as the sun set with a few clouds paving the overarching evening’s temperature to a calming 63°F, Greenwood reflected on a day of both pleasant weather and remarkable community engagement. Amidst normal routines, sometimes surprises erupt—proving that no matter the tranquility of the day, readiness and teamwork bring clarity and peace.
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