Two Suspects Turn Themselves In On Most Wanted List
Two suspects added to Aiken Public Safety Most Wanted list surrendered within days. Bobby A. Johnson 20 faced assault and battery with intent to kill arrest warrant from Dec 7 2006 after police found victim semiconscious on Bradley Lane. Annettia Kirkland 20 surrendered on three forgery counts tied to stolen checks totaling about 1500 dollars. Timothy Tyrone Garvin remains at large alongside Reginald Singleton who is wanted for cruelty to children. Authorities posted a large display at headquarters.
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Aiken Public Safety
David Turno
Bobby A. Johnson
Johnson
Bradley Lane
Medical College of Georgia
Turno
Aiken County
Annettia Kirkland
Timothy Tyrone Garvin
Garvin
Reginald Singleton
Singleton
Laurens Street
Most Wanted list includes six suspects with charges
Douglas A. Breeland 36, drug and driving violations. Donnie Anthony Garry Jr. 25, two counts bank fraud. Joseph Tree Hankerson 40, murder in 1994. Travis Lee McKie 26, assault with intent to kill from October 2006. Andrew L. Toney 24, three counts forgery. Cynthia Judeth Wilmore 24, ten counts bank fraud. All are described by race, height and weight.
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Douglas A. Breeland
Donnie Anthony Garry Jr
Joseph “Tree” Hankerson
Christopher A. Pollin
Travis Lee McKie
Hahn Village
Cynthia Judeth Wilmore
Librarians Swap Ideas Across Savannah River at Nancy Carson Library
Librarians from Savannah to Columbia met at Nancy Carson Library in North Augusta for the Georgia Carolina Border Swap. More than a dozen attendees shared program ideas for children and teens, crafts, and budget-friendly events. Dr Pat Feehan of USC led a keynote on finding program ideas from calendars, phone books, and The State newspaper.
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North Augusta
Savannah
Georgia/Carolina
Nancy Carson
Columbia
NCL
Barbara Walker
Pat Feehan
University of South Carolina
College of Library and Information Services
Feehan
Suzanne Stone
Nancy Carson Library
Long road to NY State Police ends with retirement and teaching
Pat Williams left teaching for the New York State Police at 28 after passing a single entrance test. He rose to captain, then taught recruits at the state police academy. He aided the School Resource Officer program, Homeland Security post 9 11 efforts, and the Ground Zero rescue. Since retiring in 2005 to Aiken, he pursues golf while supporting his daughters Meghan a state trooper and Taryn an engineer in San Francisco.
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Pat Williams
Williams
Police Academy
New York State Police
William
New York
New York State Police Academy
Homeland Security
Academy
Ground Zero
Aiken
Meghan
Taryn
San Francisco
Woodside Plantation
Author revisits Charleston quake in new Cote book at Aiken library
National author Richard N. Cote will discuss and sign City of Heroes The Great Charleston Earthquake of 1886 at the Aiken County Public Library Sunday at 3 pm. Copies sell for 29.95 in hardback and 24.95 softcover. book draws on diaries and newspapers from survivors.
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Aiken County
Richard N. Cote
Mt. Pleasant
Charleston
Aiken
Michael Swan
Cote
Mary’s
Theodosia Burr Alston
Dolley Madison
Richard Cote
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S.C
Krystin Merriweather
Corinthianbooks. Com
Amazon. Com
ElatLe
Home & Business
Tech Center
Whiskey Road
Brook
Augusta
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Best Buy
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