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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 2014
Page
4
Aiken County deputies seek 21 year old Alex James Pitts in a Beech Island shooting on Cherry Lane that left 35 year old Ronald Mixon wounded. Pitts faces attempted murder and weapon during violent crime charges. tip line and Crime Stoppers offer anonymity and up to 1000 dollars.
The Aiken department logs include a dryer stolen from Union Street, rocking chairs taken from Cushman Drive, a 24 year old North Augusta woman detained for shoplifting at Richland Avenue, and gunshots on Hampton Avenue with no evidence found. Also noted are checks taken from a mailbox on Pineview Drive, an attempted vehicle door pry on Old 96 Indian Trail Monetta, a domestic assault on an Aiken woman, scaffolding theft on Broadwater Loop, a Legion Road burglary with missing medication, and a vehicle break in on Chestnut Avenue North Augusta.
The Aiken Standard lists detainees booked on July 16 2014 with charges including possession of controlled substances retail theft assault and battery criminal domestic violence and burglary. Several entries note bench warrants holds or special court holds and some defendants may have posted bond or been released.
Aiken woman reported a blue 1990s Ford Explorer crashed into her Berkley Street yard around 5:30 p.m. Tuesday. The incident damaged shrubs, a mailbox, and pots totaling about 2500 dollars. A female driver fled the scene after exiting to assess the damage.
Police report a vehicle with several bullet holes found near Bradleyville Road and Woodberry Lane in North Augusta after an anonymous gunfire complaint. No injuries reported, owner not located, vehicle towed. residents heard gunshots but saw nothing.
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