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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 2013
Page
4
Aiken County Sheriff's Office investigates a phone scam in which a caller using Cash Advance pressured a Graniteville resident to pay about 845 within 20 minutes. The victim bought a prepaid card for 762 on Richland Avenue and gave the PIN after instruction, but authorities have not confirmed any funds stolen.
Aiken County incidents include a 56 year old Graniteville man Detained for disorderly conduct after a fall and strong alcohol odor. Burglary reported at Jerusalem Branch Baptist Church Salley. Vehicle break ins on Millrose Circle Beech Island and Ashley Court Graniteville. Purses, money and cards taken. More burglaries on Midland Drive Graniteville Knotts Landing North Augusta.
The Aiken Standard reports March bookings at Doris C Gravat Detention Center with arrestees including Marvin Turner 29 under the influence Vickie Rutland 50 assault and battery Pittman 36 fraudulent check Kabakjian 17 possession drugs Parker 31 criminal domestic violence Smith Kohler 33 assault Jonikin 36 injuring a child Ard 32 domestic violence Johnikin 63 unlawful conduct Curry 20 assault Lakes 31 assault second degree Cullum 35 cocaine manufacture and distribution Williams 21 driving under suspension Smith Jr. 18 assault kidnapping Oliphant 48 marijuana possession public drunkenness.
Magician Scott Davis performed Making Accidents Disappear at J.D. Lever Elementary School on March 5 teaching electrical safety to students. He recruited first graders Cayden Cubbage and Jairell Taylor to assist with a magic trick.
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