A wanted-person post from the Chesterfield County Sheriff's Office was shared on Facebook.
Separately, David A. Hill, 43, is listed in connection with a burglary charge.
What the Law Says About Tattooing Minors
The statute cited in the sheriff's office post concerns tattooing minors in South Carolina. The archived South Carolina Code of Laws says it is unlawful to perform or offer to perform tattooing on anyone under 18. The archive does not establish whether this is the current version of the law or identify penalties that would apply in Hill's case.
State Standards for Tattoo Facilities
The South Carolina Department of Public Health lists Regulation 60-111 as the standards for licensing tattoo facilities. Its application checklist calls for written acknowledgement of compliance with applicable federal OSHA requirements and certificates showing tattoo artists completed courses in bloodborne pathogens, tattoo infection control, American Red Cross First Aid and adult CPR, according to the department's Regulation 60-111. The cited department materials describe licensing standards and application documentation; they do not specify an inspection schedule.
No information has been released about the date, location, or circumstances surrounding the alleged tattooing, and there is no confirmation of Hill's current whereabouts or whether he has been taken into custody. As with any wanted notice, the sheriff's office post affirms that individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
How to Help Investigators
Anyone with information about Hill's whereabouts is asked to contact the Chesterfield County Sheriff's Office at 843-623-2101 or Chesterfield County dispatch at 843-623-6838. Deputies have not released further updates on the search since the notice was posted.
