Detention Center June 1719 Bookings Listed
June 1719 bookings for Doris C. Gravat Detention Center show arrestees charged with offenses including driving under the influence and suspensions, criminal domestic violence, petit larceny, drug offenses, and shoplifting. Several entries note bond or held for other jurisdictions and warrants. online records are available under the Crime tab.
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Alvin Wade Johnson
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Tony Lynn McKelvin
Stephen Ryan Whitaker
Steven Edwin George
Brent Lewis Hiers
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Marquise Jarres Bush
Kenneth Williams
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Leroy Lee Jr
Majorie Lee Roche
Darrell Carnell Butler
Karin Courtney Soderstrom
Nicole Christine Reeder
Antonio Curry
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Davashea Lamo and
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Douglas Hale Gagne
NRC meeting seeks public input on spent fuel rules
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission hosts a two day Augusta meeting to gather input on regulatory approaches for spent nuclear fuel reprocessing facilities. Public commentary is scheduled for both days with open house sessions and formal presentations at the Hilton Garden Inn.
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Stevens Creek Road
Stolen Electronics and Trailer Reported in Windsor and Carpenter Lane
Electronics valued at several thousand dollars were stolen from a Carpenter Lane residence over the weekend. An 8-foot by 16-foot dual-axle enclosed trailer was reported stolen from a Cooks Pond Road property in Windsor on Sunday. The victim said tools and equipment are valued at $55,000.
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Windsor
Woman locks keys in car as 95 degree heat endangers child
A 37-year-old woman phoned police after locking her keys in a car with her son strapped in a car seat. After five minutes with no locksmith, officers broke a window to free the child as temperatures neared 95 degrees. The child was unharmed. Separately, a blue two wheeler horse cart worth 2000 dollars was stolen from Pear Lane in Williston. A break-in at Greenbriar Apartments damaged a laundry room and main office, with items moved or touched as evidence.
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Greenbriar Apartments
Public Safety Probes Alleged Sexual Assault In Aiken
Aiken Public Safety investigates a 12 year old girl case after her mother says the girl had consensual sex with a 21 year old. Police note a minor cannot consent. The girl says she was taken from a friend’s house to a store for alcohol then to a hotel with two other men. The incident remains under investigation.
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Learn History at Lunch in Augusta at Museum
Augusta Museum of History offers Colonial Era through Living History with Lynn Thompson on July 6 at 12 30 p m. Members free. non members pay 3 dollars.
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