Horrry County Man Charged with Murder in North Myrtle Beach
Robert Parker has been charged with murder. His case was in the media as he is alleged to have shot and killed his wife in the Loews parking lot in North Myrtle Beach. This case is based on a divorce between Mr. Parker and his wife Donna Parker. The couple was apparently together at the Loews in North Myrtle Beach after the police had been to their how several times for criminal domestic violence. Normally a criminal domestic violence charge will automatically have a restraining order. The Sun News reported that the Horry County Police Department responded to the former address of the Parker's 13 times in just over a month. This would require some type of arrest for criminal domestic violence in Horry County.
The Sun News also has reported that the couple was fighting over their business and employees. The Parkers were in the process of getting a divorce, but it seems they were still having to spend a substantial amount of time together. There was a divorce case and the Parkers had divorce lawyers in Myrtle Beach. Every time the police are called to a domestic violence case they usually arrest one of the parties. In this case it appears that one of the Parkers would always leave prior to the police arriving.
Mr. Parker is going to need to hire a very good Myrtle Beach Attorney to represent him in his case. He will need to be evaluated to determine if he was competent at the time of the shooting and whether the shooting was in self defense.
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