Social media reacts to boutique proprietor’s glamorous mugshot following twelfth arrest: ‘Time to make a calendar’ | EUROtoday

The glamorous mugshot of a South Carolina boutique proprietor following her twelfth arrest in about two months has triggered fairly a stir on social media.

Facebook customers couldn’t assist however crack jokes over Pamela Brooke Schronce’s arrest document, with one particular person commenting, “Time to make a calendar.”

Schronce, the 30-year-old proprietor of Thomas and Turner Boutique in Belton, was arrested Wednesday and accused of acquiring property below false pretense lower than $2,000, in accordance with Pickens County jail data.

She had simply been booked below the identical cost in Cherokee County Monday, and earlier than that, she had been arrested 10 occasions this 12 months.

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Fox Carolina introduced Schronce’s twelfth arrest on Facebook Wednesday, together with all her mugshots.

“She did it we now have a calendar. I have been waiting for this. Time to make a calendar,” one Facebook consumer commented.

Another joked, “Well there you go, Glamour Head Shots 2026 version!”

“Now somebody go make that calendar RIGHT NOW!” a 3rd mentioned.

Others commented on Schronce’s hair. Within about two months, the blonde suspect went from having a protracted bob to flowing, curled hair as seen in her mugshots.

“She had time in between to get extensions though…” one particular person mentioned.

Another wrote: “Girl said let me get some extensions for my shoot.”

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Dozens of Schronce’s prospects have claimed she scammed them out of cash after they positioned orders and by no means obtained the objects, in accordance with Fox Carolina experiences that cited native officers.

Earlier this month, the Anderson County Sheriff’s Office mentioned Schronce scammed greater than $10,000 out of not less than 54 prospects, in accordance with Fox Carolina.

Details about Schronce’s most up-to-date arrest weren’t instantly identified. The Independent has reached out to the Pickens County Sheriff’s Office for remark.

Speaking about Monday’s arrest, Cherokee County Sheriff Steve Mueller mentioned somebody filed a report in December 2025, claiming they ordered $360 price of merchandise from the boutique however by no means obtained the merchandise, Fox Carolina reported.

“The victim, just like all the others, tried repeatedly to get an answer from suspect but eventually was blocked and they would not respond,” the sheriff mentioned.

Information about Schronce’s authorized illustration was not instantly clear.