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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 2013
Page
4
Authorities arrest 42 year old Brian Scott Lowry of Deans Bridge Road Augusta on a warrant from Richmond County in a wave of car break ins spanning Aiken and North Augusta. Nine vehicles were broken into in North Augusta Monday night as investigators pursue forged check cases with tips sought by CrimeStoppers offering up to 1000 dollars.
Anthony Lee, 25, of Columbia, was arrested Tuesday after a witness tracked him from Walmart on Richland Avenue to Mi Rancho where he was detained. Police say Lee admitted taking a computer and four routers and that a drug dealer threatened his life if he did not deliver the computer. Lee faced shoplifting charges and was held at the Aiken County detention center.
Aiken Public Safety reports include thefts of an air compressor and pressure washer on Fairway Ridge, a wheel removal on Churchill Circle, a broken window spree at Richland Avenue business, and a purse theft from a Summerwood Way vehicle. Also noted are diesel fuel missing from a trackhoe, a missing gun on Glenwood Drive, and burglaries on Lawana Drive and Old Camp Road with firearms losses. Vehicle break-ins occurred on Golf Course Road Warrenville and White Ash Street Warrenville, plus Jefferson Davis Highway Beech Island.
The Doris C. Gravatt Detention Center records July 29 2013 bookings for multiple individuals charged with offenses including driving under the influence third-degree assault and battery shoplifting financial transaction card fraud and other counts. Some detainees may be released on bond. charges do not imply conviction.
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