"Ken Phillips stated, 'My primary concern has and always will be the safety of my community and my customers. [The shooting has] given me great concern ... as to how far people will go.'"
"Authorities reported that Timothy James Truett opened fire outside Pulse Ultra Club, damaging a vehicle belonging to the venue's owner."
"Truett is facing charges such as possession of a weapon during a violent crime, discharging firearms into a dwelling, damaging property, and hate intimidation."
"This incident marks the first time Myrtle Beach's hate intimidation law has been used since its introduction in 2024."
Timothy James Truett, 37, was arrested after allegedly shooting outside Pulse Ultra Club in Myrtle Beach. The shooting damaged a vehicle owned by the club. Police identified Truett through surveillance footage and found a firearm in his car. Club owner Ken Phillips expressed concern for the safety of patrons. Truett faces multiple charges, including hate intimidation, marking the first use of Myrtle Beach's hate intimidation law since its introduction in 2024. He is currently held on a significant bond.
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