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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 2014
Page
8
A timeline details Joey Williams Leaphart CPL 45 and related incidents in Aiken County. It cites past guilty pleas for lewd acts on a child and various alleged offenses from 2002 to 2013, including foot contact requests at Wal-Mart locations and a June 6 arrest for failure to register as a sex offender.
Authorities did not press charges against Leaphart for a July 2012 Grovetown Walmart claim that he offered to pay a bystander’s groceries in exchange for a kiss on her toe. He previously faced an Aiken Walmart allegation of asking a woman to kiss and smell her feet but was not charged. In November he was arrested for a July 2013 case where he allegedly touched a woman's leg in an Aiken Walmart checkout lane and then stuck a piece of unknown object.
Council members thanked Public Safety Chief Charles Barranco Public Works Director Tim Coakley Engineering and Utilities Director George Grinton Human Resources Director Alicia Davis and Finance Director Kim Abney. Reggie Ebner urged patience with staff and praised Stuart and the team as Mayor Cavanaugh affirmed the city’s strong staff and commitment to perseverance.
Primary runoff if needed on June 22. Voters must show photo ID such as SC license, DMV ID, US passport, military ID, or SC voter card. If lacking ID, registered voters can obtain a photo voter card by DOB and last four SSN. Office hours 8:30 to 5, Mon-Fri. General election November 4. registration deadline October 4. Derrek Asberry, Aiken Standard reporter, joined June 2013.
Aiken City Council votes to carry over second readings on the hearing of a millage rate ordinance and the 2014 2015 budget. Bedenbaugh emphasizes new focus and transparency as officials look to the future. Maayan Schechter covers local government.
Vidalia, Georgia resident and Georgia Southern University alum DerrekAsberry is highlighted with a note to follow him on Twitter.
Aiken police described an unusual incident noting gum placed between a suspect’s foot and her flip flop. Reporter Teddy Kulmala covers crime and courts for the Aiken Standard, on staff since 2012.
Aiken Collision unveils a complete repair process from towing to finish. With more than 30 years in auto body work, the shop promises a 100 percent satisfaction guarantee and proud service legacy.
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