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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 2013
Page
4
An Aiken woman was pulled over on Richland Avenue around 2 10 p.m. Monday by Aiken Public Safety for no seat belt. She lacked license registration and insurance. her 3 year old son was unbuckled. Dispatch confirmed a suspended license and she was charged with driving under suspension, no seat belt and child restraint violation.
A 67 year old Aiken woman reported her $11 000 watch stolen from her home on Berrie Road on Tuesday. A 44 year old Aiken woman reported her purse missing after leaving a bar party and some items surfaced in her mailbox. Burglaries were reported Tuesday on Big Cone Drive War ner Road Walter Poole Road Pearl Lane and Monday on Jefferson Davis Highway. A Batesburg man reported a unknown motorist spun tires in his yard damaging the grass. A vehicle was reported stolen from Village Road in Aiken on Monday.
Aiken County arrest records show numerous detainees at Doris C. Gravat Detention Center on December 10 2013. Names include Hope Elizabeth Romero Angela Sizemore Palmer Matthew Johnson Kenny Kirby Brittany Greer Ariel Love Teron Nicholson Stephanie Stewart Michael Fulmer Corey Washington Jimmy Griffin Travis Singleton Russell Lenard Kenneth McMolin Kenneth Fannings and Martin Chavez with charges ranging from criminal domestic violence to driving under suspension and assault. Some were released on bond or pending further proceedings.
Rebecca Becker joined her mother Betsey Greene in owning Lamps, Shades & Things at 588 Silver Bluff Road in Aiken. The shop, opened in 1984 in The Alley, moved to its current location in 1992 and specializes in lamp repair and hard to find replacement shades. Dial 803 649 0370 for details.
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