North Augusta police seek woman in possible kidnapping case
North Augusta Department of Public Safety treats the disappearance of Tiffaney Shereese Wilson, 17, and her three month old child as a kidnapping. Wilson was last seen near the Marketplace on US 25 Saturday. A baby was later found at the Georgia Welcome Center in Richmond County and identified as Wilson’s child. A man reported seeing an old model Ford LTD near the Welcome Center. Police search the wooded area as investigators pursue potential connections and confirm details.
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Thomson
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Car slams into school bus on Richland Avenue Extension
A Ford Mustang hit a South Aiken High and nearby middle school bus near Dinner Bell in Aiken. Nine students and the bus driver were hospitalized with non life threatening injuries. Arlene Pope faced charges for driving too fast for conditions.
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Patricia Barton
Ridge Spring
South Aiken High
Aiken Middle
Kennedy Middle
South
Jones Gamble
S.C. Highway Patrol
Patrol District One
Arlene Pope
Aiken
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Tammie Newman
Elves Read and Answer Santa Letters in Graniteville
In Graniteville elves Woody and Cindy Bates have answered Santa letters from around the world for 14 years, handling about 2,000 letters annually. They read, respond, and even write form replies with a handwritten postscript, noting letters without addresses pose the hardest challenge.
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Graniteville
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Aiken
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Three Students Shot at Rural Oklahoma Middle School
Three students at a rural Fort Gibson Middle School were shot this morning and a suspect was in custody. It was unclear where the attack occurred and the condition of the victims remained unavailable. A medical helicopter was dispatched but no updates were provided on injuries. The district planned early release for about 1,850 students.
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Fort Gibson
Okla
Steve Wilmoth
St. Francis Hospital
Tulsa
Jack Mike
Muskogee County
Court to Rule on Miranda Warnings Fate
The Supreme Court heard arguments on whether federal law overturned or limited the 1966 rule requiring police to warn suspects of their rights before questioning. The case questions if a Maryland man’s statements to FBI agents can be used in his bank robbery trial without a proper Miranda warning.
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Supreme Court
Maryland
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