FLORENCE COUNTY, S.C. (WBTW) — A Kingstree man faces fraud charges after authorities say he stole lottery scratch-off tickets from a FedEx package at the Florence County distribution center. The theft occurred on August 19, 2025, and Hampton’s attempts to cash the tickets led to his arrest.
What Happened
Trevor Jamir Hampton, 25, reportedly took the lottery scratch-off tickets from a package that came through the FedEx distribution center in Florence County. After stealing the tickets, Hampton tried to cash them in at two local convenience stores. Surveillance footage from the stores captured Hampton attempting the fraudulent transactions, leading to his identification by law enforcement.
Hampton later admitted to the theft during the investigation. The South Carolina Enforcement Division (SLED) has charged him with fraud and other related offenses, continuing the legal process.
Who Was Trevor Jamir Hampton
Trevor Hampton, a resident of Kingstree, South Carolina, is now facing serious charges after his actions resulted in a criminal investigation. Known in his community, Hampton’s involvement in this case has shocked those who knew him.
Career/Legacy or Background
While details about Hampton’s personal and professional background remain limited, his recent actions have significantly affected his reputation. Authorities continue to investigate whether this incident is part of a broader scheme, and Hampton’s legal team will likely address these charges in upcoming court appearances.
Public/Social Media Reactions
News of the crime quickly spread, with many locals expressing disbelief. Online forums and social media platforms have seen discussions about the theft, with some users noting the consequences of actions like Hampton’s on small communities.
Official Statements or What Happens Next
The South Carolina Enforcement Division has issued a statement confirming the charges against Hampton and continues its investigation. Hampton’s legal process will unfold in the coming weeks, with future court dates expected to address the fraud charges and other possible offenses.
This story may be updated with more information as it becomes available.
