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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2013
Page
4
Two teenagers were detained by Aiken Public Safety after allegedly attempting theft at Dillard's in Ai ken Mall on Wednesday. Separate burglary reports include a door kick at a Trotters Run Court home and several vehicle thefts in Aiken County areas.
The Aiken Standard lists the January 3 bookings at Doris C Gra vat Detention Center. Names include Michael Brantley driving under suspension DUI counts Teresa Washington driving under the influence Andrew Martin multiple DUI no license Lisa Honea shoplifting Michael Horlback open container Williams no license DUI open container Jonathan Griffin giving false information probation violation Brian Hilliard open container Gregory Anthony drug paraphernalia DUI first offense Stephanie Castleberry possession drug paraphernalia DUI first offense Anthony Curry failure to appear Esteban Valentin shoplifting bench warrants for drug paraphernalia Richard Robbins failure to pay as ordered Shilton Donovan unlawful use of telephone assault and battery third degree Marquise Thomas assault and battery third degree Melvin Burton shoplifting Todd Peavey simple larceny Christopher Griffin assault and battery plus other listed charges.
Dominique Levy recalls meeting hungry Haitian children in Kaliko and Port-au-Prince. Christina Levy and James Redd plan an illustrated fundraising magazine to support relief efforts and seek business support.
Wilson defends transparency and FOIA practices while a Charleston suit seeks diary records of Tomi Rae Hynie tied to James Brown's marriage. Summer, a Brown biographer, questions a $20 million overseas tour loan as potentially inflated and seeks release of the documents plus legal fees.
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