Bluffton burglary suspects who took weapons still at large

Three suspects caught on surveillance video stealing several weapons from a Bluffton home the afternoon of July 26 remain at large.

The University Park residence was forcibly broken into from a back door, according to a Beaufort County Sheriff’s Office news release. Several semi-automatic rifles, handguns and a large amount of ammunition were taken.

A surveillance camera recorded video of the break-in, helping deputies identify one of the suspects as 17-year-old Ryelee Teona Marie Hall, the release said.

Hall is the daughter of the burglary victim, the release said.

She now has an active warrant for second-degree burglary and was not welcome at the home during the time of the break-in, Capt. Bob Bromage said Wednesday.

Hall’s accomplices, two African-American men, have yet to be identified.

The trio traveled in a dark-colored SUV with custom wheels.

Hall is known to frequent Bluffton, Beaufort and areas of Jasper County, the release said. She is considered armed and dangerous, and residents should not approach her, the release said.

Anyone with information on Hall’s whereabouts may call 911 or Sgt. Doug Seifert at 843-255-3414.

Anonymous tips can be provided to Crime Stoppers at 1-888-CrimeSC.

This story was originally published July 27, 2016 at 1:33 PM with the headline "Bluffton burglary suspects who took weapons still at large."