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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 2003
Page
2
A reader urges proper disposal of hit dogs and cats and asks for action by Animal Control. A citizen outside city limits complains about failed attempts to pave a dirt road despite years of efforts.
A resident near Pendleton Street reports six months of window peeping with no Sheriff’s help and urges city action on street light sizing. The flyer also urges teen Talkback comments and provides a hotline and email for the Aiken Standard.
David Allen Jackson Sr. 47, a former North Augusta resident, was arrested after a pursuit that began with a suspicious van on SC 19. He confessed to the armed robbery and was held in the Aiken County Detention Center on armed robbery charges with no bond set.
The SAFE Team and G CAP will run tobacco compliance checks starting Jan 18 in Aiken County. Youth aged 14 to 17 will visit stores to see if cigarettes are sold to minors as part of the Youth Access to Tobacco Study. Stores selling to youths may face penalties. those refusing sale will receive certificates. Followups are planned in February April and May to gauge impact.
A Beech Island homeowner exchanged gunfire with two intruders at 544 Blackstone Camp Road just after 7 a.m. One intruder fled after ducking behind a sofa as the resident, Carl Davis Jr., fired. No injuries reported. Aiken County Sheriff’s Office seeks tips. callers may remain anonymous for up to $1,000 reward.
Denise Angela Wilson 35 was abducted by a man hiding in her unlocked car outside Food Lion on Georgia Avenue in North Augusta. She wrecked the 1985 Honda Prelude to escape after a neck restraint. she sustained minor injuries and was driven home by another motorist as investigators pursue leads.
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