Police Seek Man Connected to Car Break-Ins Across Aiken Area
Officials ask for public help identifying a man linked to more than 20 vehicle break-ins in Aiken Warrenville Beech Island and Jackson. Cards have been used across Aiken and Beech Island. calls to investigator Lawrence Wiggins at 642-2076 or to the sheriff’s office (800) 922-9709. CrimeStoppers offers up to 1000 dollars for tips.
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Charles Barranco
Aiken County
Aiken
Beech Island
Barranco
Warrenville
Jackson
Lawrence Wiggins
Aiken County Approves Traffic Calming Policy for Humps
The Aiken County Council approved unanimously a new Traffic Calming Policy to deter neighborhood speeding. It outlines use and placement of speed humps, including 22 foot length and 3 to 4 inch height with 10 foot apex and 6 foot ramps each side. Assistant County Administrator Todd Glover says the humps are effective for serious speeding. Councilmember Sandy Haskell notes speeding is a top constituent concern.
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Todd Glover
Aiken County
Glover
Sandy Haskell
Speed Humps Proposed At 22 Foot Length
The draft policy proposes speed humps of 22 feet in length and 3 to 4 inches tall to slow traffic along streets. Each hump features a 10 foot apex with 6 foot ramps on either side, as shown in the accompanying image.
Aiken man charged with HIV exposure
Jason Alexander Young 29 of Aiken is jailed on charges of first degree harassment and exposing others to HIV. Investigators fear he may have infected or exposed other victims after a pregnant woman found his HIV positive status and drugs in his name. She reported multiple threats and harassment. He faces up to 10 years per count if convicted.
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Aiken
Jason Alexander Young
Mossback Circle
Aiken Public Safety
Young
U.S. Uniformed Service
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Aiken County Detention Center
DOE picks Texas site for long term mercury storage
The Department of Energy selects Waste Control Specialists LLC in Andrews, Texas as the preferred facility for long term storage of thousands of tons of elemental mercury from public and private sources. About 7 500 to 10 000 metric tons would be stored over 40 years with government and non governmental mercury included. Final decision will reflect environmental impact data cost schedule and public comments.
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Department of Energy
Texas
Savannah River
DOE
Waste Control Specialists LLC
Andrews
United States
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