Maryland man gets 45 years for Tidwell Jewelers home invasion
Robert Goodwine age 25 pleaded guilty to first degree burglary armed robbery two counts of kidnapping and criminal conspiracy in Saluda County for the March 2017 home invasion at Tidwell Jewelers. He received a 45 year sentence and faces a prior manslaughter conviction. Co-defendant Abia Lowman was sentenced to life in prison. The trio tied the Tidwells used a stolen pistol and pressed for valuables then fled to Maryland after abandoning a vehicle in Aiken County. The Tidwells freed themselves with neighbors’ help. The Lauda County Sheriff and SC LE Division led the investigation with statements calling the crime horrific.
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Officials to Speak in Crosland Park Community Meeting
Crosland Park residents to hear from local officials at 30pm Tuesday gathering at the Community Resource Center 1248 Cra. The Crosland Parish Neighborhood Association invites neighbors to attend and engage on community matters.
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Stand Drive N E Briefing Featuring Local Officials
Scheduled speakers include Aiken Mayor or Rick Osbon Aiken City Councilwoman Gail Diggs Public Safety Chief Ghadles Barranco Aiken County Council Chairman Gary Bunker Councilman Willar Hightower and Sheriff Michal Hurt A meal of barbecue coleslaw potato salad and baked beans will be served A Q A session follows Seating is limited and early arrival is recommended For more information email cpeatpatlaticbbwer
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Judge rejects plea deals in deadly Oakland warehouse blaze
In Oakland California Judge James Cramer rejected the plea agreements that would have sent Derick Almena and Max Harris to prison for nine and five years respectively for 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter tied to the 2016 warehouse fire. He cited lack of full responsibility from Almena and sincerity from Harris while voiding the bargains for both. Victims’ relatives condemned the proposed sentences as too lenient as authorities described the warehouse as a dangerous death trap with illegal residence and unprotected exits.
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