Security guard charged

The Anderson County Sheriff’s Office has filed charges next to a refuge guard involved in a deadly shooting at an Anderson nightclub that wrecked in a destroy last weekend.

Establishment say 28-year-old Joey Johnson, Jr. has been emotional with physical attack and manslaughter in the death of 21-year-old India Lomax. He has turned himself in to establishment, according to Sheriff John Skipper.

Investigators say Lomax died from a firing wound in the back as her group away from the nightspot Marvon’s Place just after 4 a.m. Saturday. Her traveler 33-year-old Willis Donald had been blast in the limb.

Johnson told deputies he fired in self protection as Lomax’s unplanned veered towards him. The event occurs only minutes after numerous equipped security guards had stopped an argument in the nightclub’s parking lot.

Deputies say Lomax group the truck a short detachment down S.C. Highway 28 previous to crashing into a parked car, then a usefulness pole. That was where deputies discovered her. Anderson County Coroner Dan McCown said an autopsy found Lomax died from a single gunshot injury in her reverse.

Sheriff Skipper said Lomax’s truck had 11 bullet holes in it and that it appears was the only human being to fire a bludgeon that nighttime.