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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 2003

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Heavy rains flood Aiken streets stranding several drivers

Sudden downpour drenched Aiken Sunday afternoon with two to four inches of rain in minutes. Flooding affected at least five city streets including Edisto and Richland Avenues with vehicles stalled and a bus blocked. Public safety officers managed closures as drainage caught up amid a saturated ground and slow-moving storm.

Aiken David Turno Edisto Avenue Richland Avenue I-20 WJBF Channel 6 John Lynn Lynn National Weather Service Columbia Aiken County

Rigid rules in place for police pursuits

Aiken County examines police pursuit policy based on a 1993 94 USC study. Findings show 43 percent of pursuits target felonies with stolen vehicles and armed robbery most common. arrests attained in 82 percent of cases. Sheriff Hunt emphasizes safety over chasing every suspect.

Aiken Aiken County Michael Hunt Hunt Geoffrey P. Alpert USC Columbia Alpert National Institute of Justice Department of Justice

Crime rate at its lowest in a decade

The 2002 national crime survey shows violent and property crimes at their lowest since records began. About 23 million victims were reported, with violent crime at 23 per 1,000 residents and property crime at 159 per 1,000, down from 1993 figures. Murder rates rose slightly in FBI preliminary data.

Washington Justice Department Bureau of Justice Statistics Tims FBI

Lightning halts Aiken youth soccer amid weekend rain

Afternoon showers and a thunderstorm forced an early stoppage of a youth soccer tournament in Aiken. Frank Wise of the Aiken Soccer Club called off games at 3 15 p m after lightning eight miles away. Families dispersed as cleanup work began, hotels filled, and some players headed home to Atlanta and Charlotte.

Frank Wise Aiken Wise Weather Channel Atlanta Charlotte Whiskey Road Augusta

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