Authorities in Florence County report that several teens from Myrtle Beach face charges after a dispute in Johnsonville led to the death of 16-year-old Trey Dean Wright on June 24, 2025. Nine individuals are linked to the case, with more developments expected. Officials say the teens acted together, making them potential accomplices under state law. Some suspects are in custody, while others are out on bond. Wright is remembered as a kind, active student. The community has held memorials and raised funds for his family. Investigators continue reviewing evidence, while leaders stress the importance of addressing youth violence and promoting conflict resolution.
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