Tragedy in Huger as man kills wife and father-in-law then himself
A stalker accused man, Johnson, forced entry into a rural Huger home and fatally shot his estranged wife Teneil Johnson and her father Vincent Carter before killing himself as their two children were inside. Berkeley County deputies arrived after reports of gunfire and found three dead. The incident prompted questions about police protection and response times.
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South Carolina
Huger
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Carter
Berkeley
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Johnson
Teneil Johnson
Moon
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Police seek ID of UNC student body president murder suspect
Chapel Hill detectives released new surveillance images tied to the slaying of UNC's student body president. They show a man in jeans and a black coat inside a convenience store using the victim’s ATM card, with earlier photos depicting a driver in a Toyota Highlander and a possible male passenger.
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Curran
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Marine Dies After Bus Crash At Fort Rucker
A Marine injured in a Fort Rucker weekend bus crash died Monday as a civilian bus driver faced reckless driving charges. Twenty three Marines were aboard the charter operated bus. four remained hospitalized, one in critical condition. The incident occurred near Fort Rucker during a weekend antiterrorism training exercise with reservists from Alabama and Florida.
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Fla
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Bessemer
Fritz Pfeiffer
Sid
Adventure Bus Charter
Sumiton
Glenda Cummings
Army Avia
Tion
Montgomery
Army
Dothan Eagle
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