Georgetown Man Gets 20 Years for Sexual Assault, Burglary and Kidnapping

Demar Rashard Walker of Georgetown, SC, was sentenced to 20 years after pleading guilty to three violent felonies tied to a February 2024 incident.

Georgetown Man Sentenced to 20 Years for Sexual Assault, Burglary and Kidnapping

Demar Rashard Walker, a Georgetown resident, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to Criminal Sexual Conduct 1st Degree, Burglary 1st Degree, and Kidnapping, aol.com reports.

Walker entered his guilty plea on October 29, 2026. The charges stem from a February 1, 2024, incident at 412 St. James Street in Georgetown, South Carolina. Authorities arrested him within hours of the incident.

Georgetown Police Department investigators built a substantial case following a thorough investigation, aided by the cooperation of the victim. The 15th Judicial Circuit Solicitor's Office prosecuted the case, resulting in the 20-year sentence.

Chief Nelson E. Brown credited multiple parties for the outcome. "This outcome reflects the dedication of our officers and investigators, the efforts of the Solicitor's Office, and the courage of the victim," Brown said. "Our department remains committed to protecting our community, supporting victims, and holding violent offenders accountable."

Source: Google News GY — Georgetown