A jury found former Charleston County Sheriff’s Deputy Emily Pelletier guilty of three counts of reckless homicide on April 21. The sounds of metal handcuffs clicking filled the room as ...

The judge in the trial of former Charleston County Deputy Emily Pellitier announced Fiday proceedings will continue at the beginning of next week. Pelletier took the stand Friday and gave an emotional ...

Former Charleston County Deputy Emily Pelletier was found guilty Monday to three charges of reckless homicide after standing trial for a 2022 Mother's Day Collision that killed three people.

Emily Pelletier is accused of running a stop sign at the intersection of New Road and Savannah Highway while responding to a call, according to a report from the South Carolina Highway Patrol. The ...

Some testimony has contradicted that of others. It’s still in dispute whether ex-deputy Emily Pelletier had activated her blue lights at the time she ran a stop sign and barreled into the ...

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – Closing arguments will begin Monday in the trial of former Charleston County deputy Emily Pelletier, who is charged with three counts of reckless homicide in a May 2022 ...

CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCIV) — The prosecution for the trial of Emily Pelletier, a former Charleston County deputy, rested its case on the third day of trial Thursday. Much of the deliberation ...

Former Charleston County Sheriff's deputy Emily Pelletier was sentenced Monday after being convicted of killing three women in a 2022 car crash. But the family says the sentence is far less than ...

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Friday, the trial of former-Charleston County Deputy Emily Pelletier continues, and the community aims to make their voice heard on the matter from outside the courtroom.

Emily Pelletier is accused of running a stop sign at the intersection of New Road and Savannah Highway while responding to a call, according to a report from the South Carolina Highway Patrol.

Former Charleston County Deputy Emily Pelletier was found guilty Monday to three charges of reckless homicide after standing trial for a 2022 Mother's Day Collision that killed three people.