Beech Island thefts and threats sweep through Aiken area
Reports list a stolen yellow Dewali radio from a Pine land Drive porch, a front street Bath vehicle fire with a fleeing suspect, a Beech Island woman accusing a roommate of taking 28 oxycodone pills, a head wound incident in Aiken, a Richland Avenue Walmart cellphone theft, a Betsy Johnson watch theft at Dillards, threats at Schofield Middle School, and two shoplifting trespass arrests with children present.
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Beech Island
Pineland Drive
Front Street
Bath
Richland Avenue
Bookings at the Doris C Gravat Detention Center May 1
May 1 detainees include Jermaine Wooden charged with failure to pay, Pardue for entering after warning, Anderson for trespassing, Toole for unlawful entry, Mixon for third degree assault, Williams for driving without a license, Stewart for marijuana possession, Johnson for assault and failure to comply, Allen for property trespass, Gibbs for breach of trust, Greene for failure to appear, Williams for firearms, Scott for criminal counts near a school, Miles for drug distribution, Hughes for unauthorized vehicle use, Skillman and Boyd for shoplifting, Salley for crack possession, Pittman for failure to appear, Slusher for card and fraud theft, Russo for assault, Edmonds for license and tag violations.
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Jermaine Daniel Wooden
Christopher Ray Pardue
Rickey
Joey Dean Anderson Jr
Kirk Adam Toole
Charlton Gerard Mixon
Aaron Justin Williams
Aimen Elroy Stewart
Edward Junior Johnson
Fernandez Mandez Allen Jr
Donald Ray Gibbs II
Bryan Lawell Greene
Family Court Bench
Lennie Vantravis Williams
Rudolph Keith Scott
Zacharias Edgar Scott
Myajean Miles
Stephen Mark Hughes Jr
Gabrielle Lauren Skillman
Amber Lee Boyd
Mary Louise Salley
Johnny Lee Pittman
Lesley Ranae Slusher
Deborah Kay Russo
Rashad Antowinne Edmonds
South Carolina
Notable Arrests Reported in Salley and Aiken Incidents
Robert Lee Bell Jr. of Springfield was arrested after allegedly damaging items in a Salley apartment on Poplar Street. He tore up belongings, threw grease on surfaces, destroyed two TVs, and attempted to ignite a laundry basket before fleeing on foot. Rashad Antwoine Edmonds of Aiken was cited for no SC driver’s license, no registration, and uninsured vehicle after a traffic stop. he fled on foot but was detained near Newberry Hall and transported to the detention center.
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Robert Lee Bell Jr
Springfield
Poplar Street
Salley
Bell
Rashad Antwoine Edmonds
Aiken
South Carolina
Edmonds
Laurens Street
Richland Avenue
Newberry Hall
Newberry Street
Aiken woman reports attempted phone scam
An Aiken resident said she received a call from someone claiming to be her grandson who was arrested for DUI. The impostor, posing as a public defender named Richard Davidson, urged buying $4,500 in Home Depot gift cards and sending them. The victim alerted relatives. the number traced to British Columbia, with no reply when public safety called.
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Richard Davidson
Home Depot
British Columbia
Public Safety
Herb Faire at Pascalina Canceled This Saturday
The Spring Herb Faire at Pascalina Farms Montmorenci is canceled due to ice storm cleanup. Fall Faire remains on the last Saturday in September. Seasonal vegetables start May 17 from 9 am to 2 pm and continue Saturdays 9 am to 2 pm until June 9. hours shift to 9 am–4 pm weekdays and 9 am–1 pm Saturdays thereafter. For details contact Linda Oswald 803-646-3774 or pascalina linda yahoo com.
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Pascalina Farms
Montmorenci
Linda Oswald
pascalina_linda
Yahoo.com
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Beech Island Avenue
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Aiken County
North Augusta
Betsy Johnson
Dillard’s
Schofield Middle School
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Aikenstandard.com
Wagener-Salley Ffa Agricultural Technology and Mechanical Systems
Clemson University
Riley Burnett
Jacob Yon
Adam Waling
Parker Hall
FFA
Allen Williams
Louisville
Kentucky
Hall
Burnett
Herb Faire
Pascalina
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Aiken Standard PO
Aiken, SC
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Dillard’s Rewar
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