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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 2014
Page
4
A man broke into a vending machine at a Laundromat on Lee Lane on Wednesday per Aiken Public Safety. A burglary was reported on Landing Drive on Wednesday per Aiken County Sheriff's Office.
Officers seek a warrant for a 44 year old Warrenville man accused of throwing a boot at his wife during an argument, striking her in the back. Burglaries were reported on South Hankinson Street in Jackson, Woodsia Lane in Aiken and Old Wagoner Road in Aiken. Vehicle break ins occurred Wednesday on Railroad Street in Bath and Augusta Road in Warrenville.
A list of bookings shows individuals arrested and charged, with details on offenses including possession of stolen vehicles, burglary, drug offenses, theft, driving suspensions, and warrants. The blotter notes some may post bond and be released, with online access to full records at the Aiken Standard crime section.
A Beech Island man gave his debit card and PIN to a man he met on a dating site after the scammer provided a $1,900 check and promising $1,500 if deposited. The teller said the funds needed to clear and seven unauthorized transactions occurred on the card in one day. The bank will not refund those charges. No suspect details were provided.
The Aiken County Sheriff asks for help identifying three suspects in a Bath shooting that left Cameron Clark dead and Jacob Humphries injured. Authorities name David Dempsey, Savannah Parker, and Christopher Seymour as persons of interest and urge tips to Investigator Greg Savell at 803-643-1996.
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