Diverse JuneBookings at Doris C Gravat Detention Center
June 27 listings show arrestees amid cautions on bond and guilt. Names include Jonathan Glanton and Cassius Williams held for NCIC entries, Jerry Stephens with domestic violence, Jeffrey Scott for checks under 1000, and Nicholas Kendrick legals. multiple charges, warrants, and releases noted. Online access via Aiken Standard Crime tab.
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Vandalism and theft incidents reported in Aiken area
Police blotter notes a brick wall vandalized at Aiken Elementary with about 10 square feet painted red. A car break-in on Fairfield Street saw entry and candy theft. Bank fraud alleged involving an Aiken woman’s card used for withdrawals at a liquor store and a convenience store. A York Street grocery store break-in included a broken window and purse theft. A Saluda man stopped for speeding on Cornish Street faced warrants and resisted arrest with a Taser used. A Medical Park Drive incident involved purse and camera stolen from an unlocked car. An Edgefield Avenue stop led to the arrest of an 18-year-old Jackson man with marijuana.
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South Carolina pauses in honor of fallen MPs in Afghanistan
Gov. Nikki Haley ordered half staff across the state from sunrise to sunset for a memorial service honoring First Lt. Ryan Davis Rawl, Sgt. John David Meadors, and SFC Mathew Bradford Thomas of the 1st Military Police Battalion based in Florence. The MPs served with the 133rd Military Police Company from Timmonsville and died June 20 in Khowst Province.
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Haley Says Health Care Ruling Triggers Large Tax Increase
South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley denounced the Supreme Court ruling upholding the federal health care law as a huge tax hike and job killer. She urged new Washington leadership and pledged repeal under a new administration, noting Medicaid expansion implications for SC and state cost estimates rising to 2014 46 million, 2015 141.5 million, and 2020 potentially 1.1 billion.
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Haley Calls Ethics Accuser a Racist Sexist Bigot
In a Columbia testimony Haley labels ethics accuser John Rainey a racist sexist bigot for remarks about terrorism linked to her 2010 gubernatorial bid. She says he insulted her family and tried to hurt them by suggesting she is related to terrorists.
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