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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 2015

Page

14

South Carolina Gun Permit Amendment Sparks Debate

The South Carolina House backed a Pitts amendment to turn concealed weapon permits into an option, sparking criticisms that it bypasses SLED background checks and training. Critics warn law enforcement would struggle to verify legality on the street while supporters argue permitless carry would reflect existing background checks. The Senate is urged to reject the House move to preserve safeguards and responsible gun ownership.

S.C. House S.C Aiken County Bill Clyburn D-Aiken Mike Pitts R-Laurens South Carolina Clyburn Alan Clemmons R-Horry James Smith D-Richland SLED Pitts S.C. Senate House

Thanks for kind words to Wallace Kitchings and Aiken Discount Tire

A letter writer from Aiken praises Wallace Kitchings and his staff for helpful service and urges more appreciation for good business people. The piece contrasts Christian religious freedom with hate, condemning Christians who use faith to justify discrimination, and cites how Jesus treated others with compassion. Candler S. Vincent

Wallace Kitchings Aiken Discount Tire Kitchings ISIS God Jesus Pontius Pilate France Satan Christ Candler S. Vincent Aiken

Body camera push raises questions beyond answers in SC

Aiken Standard column questions body camera mandates for all patrol officers, citing privacy, cost, and rapid access to video amid fatal police incidents in South Carolina. It notes Walter Scott's killing sparked calls for reform and contrasts dash cam releases in North Charleston and North Augusta with ongoing delays and court actions. Tim O Briant references local cases, costs around 30 million dollars, storage needs, and policy challenges.

South Carolina S.C. Senate S.C. House Walter Scott North Charleston Earnest Satterwhite Missouri Scott Michael Slager Slager North Augusta Justin Craven Satterwhite Edgefield County Craven S.C

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