North Charleston man found dead after group home release
Leverne Reed, 63, lived at Cabading Homes in North Charleston. He was taken to Bon Secours St Francis Hospital for seizures and disorientation on April 9, then dropped off near the home and found dead in a marsh about a mile away on April 18. The hospital paid a cab to return him home, and the administrator said he was not informed of a discharge. The coroner has not yet confirmed cause or time of death. Officials from the Lt. Governor's Office on Aging visited the facility for an assessment.
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Chester County shifts to private guards for nine campuses
Chester County Sheriff Alex Underwood objects to replacing four school resource officers with Defender Services guards on July 1. Union officials say trained private guards replace deputies across nine campuses, with Underwood noting training gaps and funding losses for covered officers. A separate legal note recounts Richard Gagnon's long, contested involvement in a 2008 Parker deaths case with multiple witness accounts and a 2013 re-trial decision.
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Man jumps to help drivers near Savannah River line
Authorities say a Pennsylvanian good Samaritan pulled over to direct traffic after a Kentucky family on I 95 near the Georgia South Carolina line was pushed into a guard rail by another vehicle. He jumped from a bridge to avoid being hit and is recovering.
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Charges Dismissed in Horry County Murder Case
In Conway prosecutors dropped murder charges against a Horry County man who had been sentenced to life for killing a married couple. The dismissal Friday clears the case from active prosecution and ends the pursuit of murder charges.
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Woman throws grease in self-defense during hotel dispute
Myrtle Beach authorities charged 38-year-old Moses Lee Evans with criminal domestic violence after a woman says he punched her in the mouth during an hours long argument at a hotel. She threw a bowl of warm grease on him to stop the assault.
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