Chase Details After Impaired Driver Suspected Pursuit
The chase started around 3 30 a.m. Saturday and continued because investigators suspected a driver impairment.
28 Aug 2008
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 2008
Page
1
The chase started around 3 30 a.m. Saturday and continued because investigators suspected a driver impairment.
A 22 year old driver Brendan Ryan Wilson died when his Jeep lost control during a weekend chase on Whiskey Road after Officer Chris Carter attempted to stop him. Aiken Public Safety will release in car video and review policy updates guiding pursuits of impaired drivers and the deployment of stop sticks by responding agencies.
Capt Wendell Hall of Aiken Public Safety notes fewer vehicle chases as department tightens policies. He contrasts stricter local guidelines with state changes that loosen pursuit boundaries from three miles outside a city in 1998 and a one mile limit prior to the 1950s.
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Death notices for Cloyd Cartledge Sr and Hazel Bailey Lilly Salley listed with funeral details and dates in local obituary column.
About 60 business, industrial and community leaders gathered at USC Aiken Convocation Center for the second State of Aiken County luncheon. Speakers included Ronnie Young, Beth Everitt, Fred Cavanaugh and Keith Woods outlining tax stability, public safety awards, the Northside Revitalization plan, a gang task force and railroad depot progress.
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