Myrtle Beach Business and Crime Updates: Restaurant Name Change and Police Pursuit

Why this matters: These incidents highlight the importance of intellectual property rights for local businesses and the ongoing challenges law enforcement faces in maintaining public safety.

#### Restaurant Name Change

Golden Egg, a well-established restaurant in Surfside Beach, enforced its trademark against a new establishment, Golden Eggs Brunchery. The owner of Golden Egg, Evan Bofilios, stated that the settlement was reached amicably, with the competitor agreeing to change its name to Golden Bites Brunchery.

#### Police Pursuit and Arrests

On Thursday, May 24th, a police pursuit occurred in Myrtle Beach involving a stolen vehicle. Omarion Glass allegedly fired an AR Rifle at officers during the chase. The pursuit ended when the vehicle crashed, leading to the arrest of Glass and Riley Pegram. Glass faces charges including three counts of attempted murder, while Pegram faces charges including kidnapping and possession of a stolen vehicle. Both were denied bond due to being considered a danger to the community and flight risks. Police are asking for witnesses and any available footage of the incident to contact them at 843-918-1382.

Why did Golden Eggs Brunchery change its name?

They were served a cease & desist letter by Golden Egg due to trademark infringement.

What charges do Omarion Glass and Riley Pegram face?

Both face multiple charges including attempted murder. Glass also faces charges related to firearm possession and narcotics, while Pegram faces charges including kidnapping and possession of a stolen vehicle.

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