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PICKENS, S.C. —Four people have been charged in connection with the Table Rock wildfires in South Carolina that has burned more than 13,000 acres.The fires started March 21 inside Table Rock State Park.On Tuesday, the following people were charged with negligently allowing fire to spread to lands or property of another:South Carolina Forestry Commission...
PICKENS, S.C. —
Four people have been charged in connection with the Table Rock wildfires in South Carolina that has burned more than 13,000 acres.
The fires started March 21 inside Table Rock State Park.
On Tuesday, the following people were charged with negligently allowing fire to spread to lands or property of another:
South Carolina Forestry Commission
While involved in the search for a missing hiker in Table Rock State Park, Pickens County sheriff’s deputies, state park personnel and other first responders said they discovered a rapidly growing wildfire. As part of their response, the search group found and evacuated seven hikers, several of whom were questioned about the origins of the fire.
According to the arrest warrant affidavits, the suspects took part in smoking activities on a hiking trail at the state park and did not extinguish their cigarettes in a proper and safe manner, which officials allege led to the ignition of the Table Rock Fire.
The juvenile subject was charged with one count of the same offense; he was not booked and was released into the custody of his parents. The three adult suspects were booked into the Pickens County Detention Center and released on personal recognizance bonds of $7,500 each.
So far, the Table Rock fire and the Persimmon Ridge fire have burned more than 15,000 acres. Latest update on fire here.
Just before midnight the night the fires started, Pickens County Sheriff Tommy Blankenship posted a message on Facebook and said young men, whom he described as hikers, were responsible for starting the fire and that they had been identified.
What started the Table Rock complex fire in South Carolina?
Blankenship said the hikers were "negligent" and that negligence led to the forest fire.
Watch his full message from that night below:
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At the time, he said the investigation was being handled by Pickens County detectives and the South Carolina Forestry Commission.
The South Carolina Forestry Commission issued a Red Flag Fire Alert on Thursday, March 20.
Here's what that means, according to the commission:
"A Red Flag Fire Alert means conditions are favorable for a fire escaping easily and spreading rapidly. All outdoor burning is strongly discouraged. However, burning is not necessarily illegal. This is the most common notification you’ll see from this agency."
At 6 p.m. Friday, the Red Flag Fire Alert was upgraded to a statewide burn ban, which prohibits all outdoor burning, including yard debris burning, prescribed burning, campfires, bonfires and other recreational fires in all unincorporated areas of the state.
A time for when the fire started has not been given, so it is not known if the state was under a burn ban at the time.
PICKENS, S.C. – Search teams looking for a missing hiker on Friday narrowly escaped a new wildfire burning at Table Rock State Park in northwestern South Carolina.Pickens County Sheriff’s Office deputies, along with K-9 units with the Richland County Sheriff’s Office, were continuing the search for a hiker who has been missing for weeks in the wilderness of Table Rock Mountain, when a wildfire came danger...
PICKENS, S.C. – Search teams looking for a missing hiker on Friday narrowly escaped a new wildfire burning at Table Rock State Park in northwestern South Carolina.
Pickens County Sheriff’s Office deputies, along with K-9 units with the Richland County Sheriff’s Office, were continuing the search for a hiker who has been missing for weeks in the wilderness of Table Rock Mountain, when a wildfire came dangerously close to the search team.
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"Our deputies actually barely escaped the fire," said Pickens County Sheriff Tommy Blankenship. "We’re very blessed that they were uninjured, but it was a very scary situation for them."
And it brought a halt to the deputies’ search for the missing hiker.
"Unfortunately, their search was cut short due to the negligent act of some hikers that led to the forest fire," Blankenship said.
The fire also canceled plans for a volunteer search party on Saturday.
Stephanie Womacks went missing after she walked away from her campsite on the evening of March 3, and they have spent the weeks since continuing their search until Friday's fire, Blankenship said.
The Pickens County Sheriff’s Office said she is 5 feet tall, weighs 100 pounds, and was last seen wearing a brown hoodie with jeans.
(Pickens County Sheriff's Office / FOX Weather)
They ask anyone with information about her whereabouts to notify them at 864-898-5500.
The people responsible for igniting the wildfire at Table Rock have been identified as two men who were hiking in the park, according to Blankenship. He noted the investigation into the fire will continue with the help of the Sheriff’s Office and the South Carolina Forestry Commission.
PICKENS, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Officials said a fire at Table State Rock State Park that was caused by four teens has grown to more than 1000 acres as of Monday.The Pickens County Sheriff’s Office said they received a call about a fire around 5:45 p.m. on Friday, March 21, from a search crew who was searching for missing camper 52-year-old Stephanie Womacks.A search party for...
PICKENS, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Officials said a fire at Table State Rock State Park that was caused by four teens has grown to more than 1000 acres as of Monday.
The Pickens County Sheriff’s Office said they received a call about a fire around 5:45 p.m. on Friday, March 21, from a search crew who was searching for missing camper 52-year-old Stephanie Womacks.
A search party for Womacks, scheduled for Saturday, was canceled as crews continue working the area.
Deputies said the fire is under investigation and four teens are facing charges for the incident.
The deputies and hikers who were in the area at the time the fire started were briefly trapped and barely managed to escape but were uninjured, officials said.
South Carolina State Parks announced all trails at Table Rock State Park are closed as crews continue working to contain the fire. As of Monday, March 24, the fire has burned 1,058 acres and is zero percent contained.
On Saturday, Governor Henry McMaster declared a State of Emergency to ensure firefighters have the resources they need to combat the Table Rock Fire. Anyone who violates this ban can and will go to jail."
Pickens County Emergency Services Fire Division, the SC Forestry Commission, and the Pickens County Sheriff’s Office responded to the scene on Friday.
At this time, there are no reports of injuries or structure damage, officials said. They also said there is no danger to campers or cabins.
Local fire officials also issued voluntary evacuations for residents who live on the following roads near Table Rock Mountain:
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Deputies will be watching evacuated homes to make sure no one enters them while the occupants are away, officials said.
Officials said they hope to have more air resources on Monday as the situation evolves. Aircraft have been temporarily diverted on Sunday to the the Persimmon Ridge Fire in Greenville County.
On Sunday, March 23, officials said no one is allowed to park along Highway 11 on Sunday while backburning procedures are in place; traffic is expected to keep moving, according to officials.
Nearly 100 personnel from the South Carolina Forestry Commission, SC State Fire, The Nature Conservancy, Greenville Water, the USDA Forest Service, SC Department of Natural Resources, SC Law Enforcement Division, Pickens County EMD and local fire departments are continuing to work to contain the fire.
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PICKENS CO. S.C. — A wildfire at South Carolina’s Table Rock State Park has spread to 300 acres and is expected to grow, according to the S.C. Forestry Commission.According to Pickens Co. Sheriff Tommy Blankenship, the blaze began Friday evening after several hikers started a fire in the area. Their charges are reportedly pending at this time.On Saturday, Gov. Henry McMaster ...
PICKENS CO. S.C. — A wildfire at South Carolina’s Table Rock State Park has spread to 300 acres and is expected to grow, according to the S.C. Forestry Commission.
According to Pickens Co. Sheriff Tommy Blankenship, the blaze began Friday evening after several hikers started a fire in the area. Their charges are reportedly pending at this time.
On Saturday, Gov. Henry McMaster declared a State of Emergency to support ongoing response efforts.
“As this wildfire continues to spread, the State of Emergency allows us to mobilize resources quickly and ensure our firefighters have the support they need to protect lives and property,” said McMaster. “Given the elevated risk of wildfires throughout the state, the statewide burning ban will remain in effect until further notice. Anyone who violates this ban can and will go to jail.”
Nearly 100 personnel from multiple state and local agencies are working to contain the fire:
Crews are limited in their ability to use heavy response equipment due to the steep terrain of Table Rock Mountain, and dry, fallen timber left from Hurricane Helene is reportedly fueling the blaze.
Firefighters plan to intentionally set fire to unburned debris in what’s referred to as a “burnout operation”.
According to the United States Forest Service, a burnout operation involves intentionally setting fire to unburned debris to reduce the fire’s intensity.
“This backfiring operation, undertaken to eliminate the fuel between the evacuated residential areas and the active wildfire, will encompass the eastern side of Table Rock,” SCFS officials wrote in a press release. The planned burnout of several thousand acres will put a great deal of additional smoke in the air in northern Pickens County.”
In a social media post, the Pickens County Sheriff’s Office highlighted needed items as crews continue battling the wildfire:
All donations can be dropped off at the Holly Spring Fire Department at 2239 Moorefield Memorial Highway, Pickens, SC.
Table Rock State Park and all its trails are closed until further notice, as are all trails at Caesars Head and Jones Gap State Parks.
A statewide burn ban remains in effect until further notice.
South Carolina arrested three young men for allegedly starting a massive wildfire after failing to "extinguish their cigarettes in a proper and safe manner," officials say.The Table Rock Fire near Pickens — located outside of Greenville — has grown to more than 15,000 acres as of Wednesday morning. Nyzaire Jah-Neiz Marsh, 19, of Taylors, and 18-year-olds Tristan Tyler and Isaac Wilson of Greenvill...
South Carolina arrested three young men for allegedly starting a massive wildfire after failing to "extinguish their cigarettes in a proper and safe manner," officials say.
The Table Rock Fire near Pickens — located outside of Greenville — has grown to more than 15,000 acres as of Wednesday morning. Nyzaire Jah-Neiz Marsh, 19, of Taylors, and 18-year-olds Tristan Tyler and Isaac Wilson of Greenville, are each facing one count of negligently allowing fire to spread to lands or property of another.
"According to the arrest warrant affidavits, the suspects took part in smoking activities on a hiking trail at the [Table Rock] state park and did not extinguish their cigarettes in a proper and safe manner, which officials allege led to the ignition of the Table Rock Fire," the South Carolina Forestry Commission said in a statement.
The agency said "Pickens County sheriff’s deputies, state park personnel and other first responders discovered a rapidly growing wildfire" at Table Rock State Park on March 21 while searching for a missing hiker in the area.
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(South Carolina Forestry Commission)
"As part of their response, the search group located and evacuated seven hikers, several of whom were questioned about the origins of the fire," it continued.
"During preliminary interviews, four subjects," including "one minor, were relocated to the C. David Stone Law Enforcement Center in Pickens for follow-up questioning," according to the South Carolina Forestry Commission.
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"SCFC investigators along with Pickens County Sheriff’s Office detectives obtained evidence that they allege identified these subjects as suspects in the origin of the Table Rock State Park fire," it also said. "The juvenile subject was charged with one count of the same offense; he was not booked, but was released into the custody of his parents."
(AP/Matt Kelley)
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The fire is currently 70% contained.
