LUGOFF, S.C. — The Kershaw County Coroner’s Office has identified the two men killed in a tragic shooting on Monday afternoon at the Lexington Grand Apartments in Lugoff. Coroner David West confirmed the victims as 40-year-old Kevin Sutton and 22-year-old Tasheed Sutton. The nature of their relationship remains undisclosed, but their deaths have left the community in shock and mourning.
The shooting occurred around 5:30 p.m. in the parking lot of the apartment complex on Roy Truesdale Road. Authorities believe Kevin and Tasheed had just exited a vehicle when an altercation broke out with individuals who remained inside the car. During the confrontation, shots were fired, killing both men. Despite the swift arrival of emergency responders, Kevin and Tasheed were pronounced dead at the scene.
No arrests have been made, and the suspects remain at large. Law enforcement officials are pursuing multiple leads and working to identify and locate those responsible. Sheriff Lee Boan expressed cautious optimism about the progress of the investigation, noting that tips from the community have been invaluable. “We’ve made significant progress, but we still need more information to bring justice to the victims’ families,” Boan said.
The violent incident has left residents of the Lexington Grand Apartments and the broader Lugoff community shaken. Many are struggling to come to terms with the sudden loss and the violence that erupted in their normally quiet neighborhood. “It’s heartbreaking and terrifying,” said a resident who asked to remain anonymous. “We all hope the police can find the people responsible soon.”
Investigators are carefully reviewing surveillance footage from the complex, speaking with witnesses, and analyzing physical evidence. Authorities have not yet confirmed whether the shooting was a targeted act or a random incident, nor have they disclosed if the victims knew the suspects.
The families and friends of Kevin and Tasheed Sutton are left mourning their tragic loss. Community members have expressed their condolences, calling for justice and urging anyone with information to come forward. Anyone with tips is encouraged to contact the Kershaw County Sheriff’s Office or Crime Stoppers anonymously. As the investigation continues, the Lugoff community hopes for answers and justice in this heartbreaking case.