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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 2013
Page
4
Katherine Silas, 42, of Warrenville, turned herself in Monday after being identified by Crime Stoppers. She is charged with simple larceny in the July 2 theft of Dougherty Road Corridor Study maps from Aiken City Hall on Park Avenue.
The notice invites readers to comment on the story at the Aiken Standard website and to send opinions by mail or email. It provides the postal address Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 and the email editorial aikenstandard dot com for correspondence.
Deputies investigated a suspicious fire at a vacant home on Augusta Road in Gloverville with no injuries. Two weeks earlier deputies answered a civil matter between the property owner and a potential buyer. A separate break‑in on Woodbine Road led to a stolen 2010 Lexus and electronics.
Aiken County Sheriff's Office reports multiple thefts and break ins across Langley Pond Green Acres Park Lane Warrenville Kalmia Drive Graniteville Opal Drive Morgan Avenue Beech Island Pleasant Pointe Drive Storm Branch Womrath Road Dunbar Street and Whiskey Road. Incidents include stolen laptops Kindles ammunition jewelry boxes a shotgun revolver Xbox 360 and clothing items. Deputies also responded to a damaged bay door at The Kingdom and a theft incident at Walmart involving a man in a red moped wearing Falcons gear.
The Aiken Standard reports the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center bookings for July 12 2013. Names include Jeffrey Martin Charles Williams Rodney Johnson Carson Ray Christie Barton Griffin Miles Gilliam and many others with charges ranging from simple possession to criminal domestic violence and driving under suspension. The list notes some may post bond and be released and that charges do not indicate guilt.
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