Aiken Public Safety Logs Indicate Multiple Incidents
The Aiken Public Safety Department logs show reports between 7 a.m. January 2 and 7 a.m. January 3 including thefts, gas drive offs, vandalisms, possible vandalism, an assault, criminal domestic violence, another theft, burglary and vandalism, and related arrests were reported.
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Aiken
Aiken Public Safety Department
Aiken County Sheriff logs multiple incidents and detentions
The Aiken County Sheriff reports renewals of incident logs from Jan 2 7 am to Jan 3 7 am listing checks domestic affairs larceny burglary vandalism run away breach of trust threats disorderly conduct sound item mailbox alarm disturbance open door pistol larceny of auto and other offenses. Detention Center bookings include driving under influence suspended license grand larceny of auto escape criminal domestic violence fraudulent checks and other charges with several ages and names. The log notes booking reports omit arrestee addresses.
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Aiken County
Ine Aiken County Detention Center
Johnnie Dallas Schouttz
Joe Nathan Green
Douglas Manning
Richard Estep
Aiken County Detention Center
Woman Accused Of Assault Found Incompetent For Trial
Virginia P. Jenkins 37 of Anderson found incompetent to stand trial for first degree criminal sexual conduct assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature and drug possession after a boy 14 was cut with broken glass shards and salt rubbed into wounds during a claimed exorcism. Deputies seized a cocaine bottle and other items at her home as investigators said she led a ceremony to rid the boy of possession.
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Anderson
Virginia P. Jenkins
Glenn Thomason
Thomason
Druanne White
Miss Jenkins
South Carolina
Columbia
Anderson County
Wills and Retirement Planning Addressed by Lawyer
North Augusta Rotary heard lawyer Steve Cochran discuss the need for wills and retirement planning. He warned that absence of a will does not automatically transfer ownership to a spouse and noted that costly legal steps or will substitutes like trusts may be used, urging readers to start planning early and consider an IRA.
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North Augusta
Tesaday
Steve Cochran
Leven Holliman
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DYS Eliminates Paperwork To Improve Service
The Department of Youth Services will cut forms starting January 1, removing the Service Delivery Form used to log time with clients and lengthy tasks. A DYS spokesman says about a quarter million forms are filed yearly and the form's elimination aims to free workers from time spent on paperwork, improving youth care.
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