Pee Dee Deputies in Pursuit of Wanted Man

Police chasing fugitive suspect.

Pee Dee Deputies in Pursuit of Wanted Man

Marion County, South Carolina – Law enforcement officials in Marion County are currently on an active pursuit for a man facing a string of charges. The individuals have issued arrest warrants for Don Antonio Oliver, Jr., a 34-year-old man who resides in Mullins.

Oliver is currently facing two counts of second-degree assault and battery, a charge of second-degree domestic violence and a count of first-degree burglary. However, specific details regarding the charges against Oliver have not been divulged to the public at this time.

Need for Public Assistance

Given the seriousness of the charges, public assistance has been solicited to hasten Oliver’s apprehension. Anyone in possession of information that might help locate this individual has been requested to call the Marion County Sheriff’s Office’s 24-hour non-emergency number at 843-423-8399.

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