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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 2011
Page
4
North Augusta Public Safety asks for the public to identify a man who robbed the Marathon Gas Station on Edgefield Road on April 20. The suspect wore a shirt reading ENGLAND, stands about 5 9 and 250 pounds, and is 30 to 40 years old. Call 279-2121 with information.
North Augusta Public Safety reports a sharp rise in thefts from unlocked cars across the city. Sgt Tim Thornton and Chief John Thomas urge residents to lock doors hide belongings and secure vehicles, noting incidents in Walmart Riverview Park and apartment complexes and along the Greeneway and Brick Ponds.
Aiken officials said a 3 year old medium black and white dog found dead Saturday at a home on Dupont Drive died from natural causes. A neighbor reported owner neglect of three dogs and none had rabies tags or city licenses.
Aiken Standard lists arrestees booked April 22 to 24 at the Doris C. Gra vat Detention Center. The record names many individuals with charges including driving offenses, drug possession, distribution near schools, burglary, theft, assault, and other offenses. Some entries reference bench warrants, failure to appear, or public intoxication.
A 1997 green Mercury Sable was stolen from Oriole Street area after the owner left it at Alfred Street near Cornish Street. Copper tubing about 2 feet long was stolen from a Sumter Street HVAC unit. A juvenile was charged with bicycle theft from another juvenile. police recovered the bike. A 24 year old man drinking in public along Richland Avenue near Bee Lane was cited for drinking in public and littering after a bottle was found on the ground.
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