Seven men arrested for disorderly conduct at Steeplechase
Seven men from Aiken and North Augusta were arrested at Steeplechase races after a disturbance near deputies responding to an underage drinking report. The group, aged 20 to 45, faced disorderly conduct charges as they allegedly shouted profanities and sang a vulgar song about law enforcement.
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Thomas Aaron
Johnny Day
Jaydean Gaskins
Matthew Hugaboon
Aiken
Dalton Redd
Jordan Babb
North Augusta
Richard Durden
Warrenville
Aiken County
Gunpoint robbery reported at Stone Drive apartment
Aiken man robbed at about 9 p.m. on Stone Drive by a suspect who pointed a black revolver and demanded cash. Victim’s wallet with about $6,000 was taken. bystanders saw a black sedan flee. Police recovered the wallet and business cards near a backyard. cash not found. Suspect described as a Black male, 5'7", brown eyes, black hair, wearing a baseball hat, brown pants, white T-shirt.
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Aiken Department of Public Safety
Stone Drive
Burnettown police chief arrests man in two county chase
Burnettown Police Chief David Smith arrested Patrick Buxton of Grovetown after a high speed pursuit that began in Columbia County Georgia and ended in Aiken County. Buxton, wanted on drug charges, also faced assault and traffic counts as officers from North Augusta New Ellenton and Jackson joined the chase. He allegedly threw a gun and drugs from the car while driving erratically until a front tire failure halted the pursuit. Nobody was hurt.
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Aiken County
Patrick Buxton
Grovetown
Columbia County
Buxton
Burnettown
David Smith
U.S. Highway 278
Smith
Bur
Nettown
North Augusta
New Ellenton
Jackson
Fatal hit and run probe in Aiken County on I-20 east
South Carolina Highway Patrol seeks help identifying a white or light-color tractor-trailer that struck Carl Furillo Polite Jr. after his 2008 Lexus hit a 2012 Ford Fusion on I-20 east near mile marker 5. Polite died at the scene from multiple injuries. autopsy pending. Call 803-896-9621 or Crime Stoppers with tips.
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North Augusta
Aiken County
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Ridge Spring Monetta principal to return to classroom
Warren Wintrode, longtime Ridge Spring Monetta Middle and High Schools administrator, will leave the principal post to return to teaching. The Aiken County School District will host a parent and community input meeting Monday at 5:30 PM in the school library, with staff input at 3:30 PM.
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Warren Wintrode
Ridge Spring- Monetta
Aiken County
Wintrode
Detention Center Bookings Highlight March 23 2015 List
Aiken Standard reports March 23 2015 bookings for the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center. Not all detainees have posted bond or been convicted. Names include Thanh Tran, Qraintrell Cook, Carroll Nettles, McXavier Holloway, Paul Wyatt, Martwain Leverette, Dale Griffin, David Padgett Jr., Jaime Rayos, Heather Peace, Alec Roose, and Olin Padgett.
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Dale Lee Griffin
David Lee Padgett Jr
Jaime Patricia Rayos
Heather Evelyn Peace
Alec Cody Roose
Olin Lemar Padgett
Aiken Woman Treated For Trespass At Richland Avenue Store
A 31-year-old Aiken woman faced trespassing charges after entering a store on Richland Avenue despite a trespass notice and obstructing a bathroom stay for 30 minutes. She also faced warrants for shoplifting. A burglary reported on Schroder Avenue involved a missing TV. A Warrenville man reported being assaulted with a barbell by another man, and a Graniteville man was charged with disorderly conduct after an intoxicated disturbance at Aiken Spring Steeplechase.
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Richland Avenue
Graniteville
Aiken Spring
Story Time in the Park starts April 1 in Aiken
The City of Aiken invites families to Story Time in the Park at Osbon Park Shelter 346 Columbia Ave starting April 1 at 10 am each month. If weather turns, events move to Smith Hazel Recreation Center 400 Kershaw St. Free for children 8 and younger with an accompanying adult. includes games, a snack, and a free book per attendee. For details call 803-642-7634.
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