South Carolina man renounces U.S. citizenship amid tax evasion sentence
Charles Edward Atwell, 57, of Easley, renounced U.S. citizenship in court as he received 4 years and 3 months for tax evasion exceeding 2 million dollars. The judge noted his prior Air Force service and ordered ICE notification. In Charleston area, poker gambling cases face tougher penalties under state law. In Greenwood, William Whatley received five years in prison for aggravated domestic violence in the death of Patricia Cantrell after a night of drinking.
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Greenville
U.S
Charles Edward Atwell
Easley
South Carolina
United States
Atwell
Henry Herlong
Greenville News
Anderson
Herlong
U.S. ‘Air Force
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency
IRS
Charleston
al Cannon
Post and Courier
Ae Con. Rose
Las Vegas
Berkeley County
Greenwood
Jerry Peace
Index-Journal of Greenwood
William Whatley
Whatley
Patricia Cantrell
Cantrell
Summerville couple cares for skunks
Landa and Mitton Berry and their home nicknamed the Skunksberry Inn host about 40 skunks plus many other pets. They are licensed wildlife rehabilitators who raise beavers and rabbits and train with Keepers of the Wild. The couple describe skunks as temperamental yet affectionate and recall adopting their first baby skunk seven years ago.
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Summerville
Landa and
Mitton Berry
Logan Drive
Skunksberry Inn
Pepe le Pew
Landa
Milton
le Pew
Berrys
Mary Vice
Dan Copeland
Keepers of the Wild
Willie
Dan
Mary
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