Unidentified suspect sought in Aiken shooting death
Aiken Public Safety continues to search for the shooter in the fatal Monday shooting on Jehnssee Drive. Dante Dunbar, 21, of Appleseed Lane, died at Augusta University Medical Center after being found with multiple gunshot wounds in a front yard. Witnesses and investigators describe the difficulty obtaining a suspect description.
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Aiken K-9 Teams Target Drug Trafficking
Aiken County Sheriff's Office Narcotics Detection K-9 units have disrupted the sale and transport of about 1.23 million dollars in illegal drugs this year. Seven teams operate statewide including one at the detention center, with seizures totaling marijuana, cocaine, heroin, meth, ecstasy, and Molly, plus guns and cash.
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S C GOP chair outlines outreach and growth in Aiken meeting
South Carolina Republican Party Chairman Drew McKissick told the Aiken Republican Club that the party must bring in new members to grow. He emphasized message clarity and relevance, noting ongoing efforts to energize local chapters and address issues like medical marijuana open elections and Democratic opposition.
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