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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 2014
Page
5
South Carolina officials led by Attorney General Alan Wilson released a plan to address human trafficking with specialized law enforcement training and a public information campaign. The Human Trafficking Task Force spent over a year reviewing strategies from other states and evaluating options to track and address the issue.
A measure to strengthen South Carolina anti trafficking laws creates a taskforce and expands penalties for assisting trafficking. The law requires police to ask arrested women if they are working against their will and protects those forced into sex work from prosecution. It broadens who can face charges against businesses such as massage parlors storage units and tanning salons and outlines five objectives including victim support investigations prevention and study.
Franklin pressed on with his own defense after Stewart pleaded guilty and took the stand. Jurors failed to reach a verdict by 3:30 p.m. with a retrial planned in coming months. Robinson described being forced into the robbery scheme at a Gaston home and later accompanying suspects to the gun store and van incident near Edgefield Road.
In closing arguments Robinson claims he was forced into a crime by others and explains his wound from the incident. His attorney Michael Routzong questions Bayazes' account and asserts the group did not break into Bayazes' home but entered his business. Deputy Solicitor Bill Weeks prosecuted the case.
B and W salvage yard in Aiken faced decades of controversy over vehicles parked on the right of way near Sam's Club. The court order allowing temporary storage hampered enforcement, while local officials had previously tried screening with trees and a proposed fencing plan. Willing’s family now runs the business as questions linger about the property’s future. Derrek Asberry, Aiken Standard.
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