SUPPLY, NC (WECT) – According to the Brunswick County Sheriff’s Office, someone stole about $100 worth of items from Brunswick County EMS over the weekend.

The reported theft happened Friday evening in the 2100 block of Lott Street Southwest in Supply. The police report lists 104 items each valued at $1 being taken.

According to the county’s emergency services director Anthony Marzano, it had to do with a jump bag being taken from an ambulance during an EMS call.

The sheriff’s office said no one has been arrested in connection to the larceny.

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BRUNSWICK COUNTY, NC (WECT) – Brunswick County emergency responders are mourning the loss of one of their own.

According to emergency services, Jack Snoddy died Monday afternoon in his own home.

Snoddy was a medic and rotated shifts throughout the entire county.

WECT.com is told that his daughter and son-in-law work as paramedics in Brunswick County as well. The two were not on shift at the time emergency responders were sent to his home, according to supervisors.

Brunswick County Coroner Greg White said the body will be sent to Jacksonville for an autopsy. Results should be released Wednesday afternoon.

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BRUNSWICK COUNTY, NC (WECT) – Brunswick County is one step closer to getting a new 911 center. According emergency services director Anthony Marzano, commissioners unanimously approved accepting a $2.1 million grant for the new facility.

The grant comes from the North Carolina 911 Board. The county was able to get the grant because it will consolidate its 911 operations with Oak Island’s. The new facility will be built behind the county’s current 911 center.

"Right now in our 911 center we're maxed out in terms of space and so if we have a hurricane situation we lack the terminal space to be able to bring in help with the additional calls and dispatching having a new 911 center will allow us to have that space available," said emergency services director Anthony Marzano.