Hodges Nominates Boykin Rose to Lead Public Safety Again
Gov. Jim Hodges announced in Columbia that Boykin Rose will be nominated to run the South Carolina Public Safety Department for four more years. Rose, who previously faced dismissal in 1996, has boosted morale, trooper pay, and equipment since Hodges took office. Rose aims to improve licensing operations and cut highway accident deaths, especially involving tractor trailers, while drawing on bipartisan legislative confidence.
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Prize winning horse shot by backyard hunter
A prize winning quarter horse named Sundance was shot multiple times by a hunter on a neighboring property as 14 year old Amanda Elder rode nearby. The horse sustained five wounds but is expected to recover and the hunter, 52 year old John Earl Hunniecutt, agreed to cover medical bills. The state Natural Resources Department investigates after another horse was recently shot in Greenville.
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