Red wolves find new home at Charles Towne Landing
Four female red wolves arrive at Charles Towne Landing State Historic Site on the Ashley River in Charleston their 9000 square foot habitat opening to the public. The wolves born last year at Trevor Zoo Millbrook N Y were moved from captivity joining the park’s Animal Forest exhibit to showcase indigenous wildlife once roaming 1670s South Carolina shores.
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Charles Towne Landing State Historic Site
Andrews woman charged with health care fraud
53 year old Queen Edwards Nesmith of Andrews was indicted in Charleston on health care fraud and aggravated identity theft for billing Medicare after selling Highmarket Primary Care in 2007. Prosecutors say she collected over 400000 for nonexistent services by a doctor no longer employed there. Possible sentence up to 12 years.
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Columbia officer fired after CDV and DUI arrest
A Columbia police officer, 41 year old Gerald Atkinson, was fired after being charged with criminal domestic violence and driving under the influence. Interim Chief Ruben Santiago said the decision came Tuesday and asked the State Law Enforcement Division to probe the CDV allegation. Lexington County authorities are also investigating a separate CDV case plus a DUI charge. Atkinson had been on unpaid leave since Friday. his attorney status and court appearance were not known.
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Atkinson
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Two Men Died After Ocean Rescue At Myrtle Beach
Two men pulled from the ocean at Myrtle Beach died after rescue efforts. Authorities said they were rushed to Grand Strand Regional Medical Center where Horry County Deputy Coroner Tamara Willard confirmed their deaths. Lt. Doug Furlong of the Myrtle Beach Police Department provided the initial details.
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Doug Furlong
Grand Strand Regional Medical Center
Horry County
Tamara Willard
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