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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 2014
Page
4
North Augusta police say a skull found on June 10 at the North Augusta Material Recovery Facility on a conveyor belt came from the biology department at North Augusta High School. A former student reported it, saying it disappeared during a senior prank. no further investigation is planned.
The Heritage Council of North Augusta and SouthStar present three Trolley Tours starting June 22 with Entertainment in North Augusta led by Don Rhodes, July 27 Churches led by Milledge Murray and Wayne O Bryant, and August 24 People and Places led by John Menger. Tours cost 5 dollars for members and 10 dollars for non-members. Trolleys depart from the North Augusta Municipal Center parking lot at 3 p.m. Call Brenda Baratto at 803-642-2015 for more information.
A 20-year-old Beech Island man told the Aiken DPS someone took his computer and an electronic tablet from his hotel room on Richland Avenue. A 34-year-old Aiken woman was cited for cruelty to animals after allegedly leaving her dog in a parked car on York Street. An Aiken man allegedly left a Whiskey Road restaurant with an alcoholic drink without paying.
Steven Smart, Joshua Smart, and Frederick Redfearn were sentenced in Columbia for conspiring to make forge and pass counterfeit money. Redfearn aided the scheme at Sears and received $800 for facilitating the sale. Steven and Joshua Smart bought items with fake money and tried to return them at the Aiken Mall Sears.
The Aiken County Democratic Party invites the public to its new headquarters at 831 Hayne Ave for an open house from 7 to 9 p.m. Guests include Ginny Deerin and Rosie Berry, with Tom Thompson and Sheila Gallagher also attending. Ed Greenleaf will join as a guest. Parking at 151 Waterloo St and along Hayne Ave is available. do not park in the Access Chiropractic lot.
An Aiken man reported identity theft Tuesday after attempting to open a cable account and learning his ex-girlfriend had already opened one in his name. The report reflects multiple local thefts, vandalism, and burglary notes from Aiken County sheriff records, involving Warrenville, Graniteville, and York Street.
Aiken County deputies report a taxi driver was robbed at gunpoint after picking up two suspects at a Knights Inn in Aiken. At around 1 a.m. the male suspect fired at the windshield on Hester Street and stole the wallet cash and cellphone, then fled in a white vehicle.
June 17 detention bookings show individuals charged with crimes from fraud and shoplifting to domestic violence and DUI. Some entries include bench warrants and licenses issues. many face multiple charges and first offense designations. Online records at the Aiken Standard Crime tab provide details.
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