A Kershaw County detention record captured July 21 lists Lauren Arant Campbell, 28, as booked at Kershaw Jail on July 20 in connection with two arrest warrants alleging first-offense theft of a controlled substance.

The jail roster identifies the warrants as 2026A2810100830 and 2026A2810100831. Both entries cite South Carolina Code Section 44-53-365. Each displayed a bond field of $0.00. A zero-dollar roster entry does not, by itself, establish whether bond was denied, not set, satisfied, or otherwise handled by a court.

Section 44-53-365 says it is unlawful to take or exercise control over a controlled substance or specified precursor belonging to another person or entity with intent to deprive that owner. For a first offense, the law classifies a knowing and intentional violation as a felony and authorizes, upon conviction, up to five years in prison, a fine of up to $5,000, or both. Statutory maximums describe potential punishment after conviction and do not establish what sentence, if any, would apply in a particular case.

The public jail record does not identify the controlled substance, its owner, the circumstances underlying the warrants, an arresting agency, a court docket number, a plea, or a disposition. The warrant numbers are law-enforcement identifiers and should not be treated as court docket numbers.

An arrest warrant and jail booking are allegations, not proof of guilt. Campbell is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in court.