NAACP Branch elects 2015 16 officers and leaders
The NAACP branch swore in newly elected 2015 16 officers and executive committee at large members led by President Philip Howell in a ceremony. Officers include Howell, Louisiana Sanders, Dorothy Clark, Mae Carroll, Ann Dicks, Linda McKie, James Gallman and others. Executive committee at large members named are Shirley Abney, John Bryant, Denise Fleming, Bobby Hall, Liz Jackson, Henry Holland, Leroy Myrick, Kim A. Ray and others.
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Dorothy Clark
Mae Carroll
Ann Dicks
Linda McKie
James Gallman
Shirley Abney
John Bryant
Denise Fleming
Bobby Hall
Liz Jackson
Henry Holland
Leroy Myrick
Kim A. Ray
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Bill Clyburn
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Aiken Standard notes legal notices and meeting updates
Howell reported on the branch activities this year while McKie presented a treasurer's report. Plans for 2015, the national NAACP election of board members, and other topics were discussed. Dede Biles is a general assignment reporter for the Aiken Standard.
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Impaired pair collide as deputy and trooper clash after crash
In a roadside incident, a woman said to be highly intoxicated pulled a vehicle key causing the wheel to lock and crash. Jessie and Sherese Taylor faced charges after a chaotic scene with resisting officers, threats, and an on-site confrontation.
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Burnettown Officer Warhol's termination details emerge
Chief David Smith defends officer Warhol, hired in 2014, saying the incident involving a suspect was not excessive force given the total circumstances. The chief notes no complaints against Warhol in Burnet town and references a 2010 federal dismissal in a separate New Ellenton case where excessive force claims were not supported.
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Fatal crash leaves Randolph dead and Grimes hospitalized
Randolph died after a collision that also sent Grimes and two other drivers to hospital. Ai ken Department of Public Safety Lt. Jake Mahoney noted warrants could not be issued until a judge signs them, and Grimes warrants remained unsigned for a couple of days due to jurisdiction.
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Aiken Standard crime reporter profile details
Teddy Kulmala covers crime and courts for the Aiken Standard, joining the paper in August 2012. A Williston native, he studied communication at Clemson University.
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