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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 08, 2015
Page
4
A 51-year-old Warrenville man, Dowell Fulmer, was arrested after violating an order of protection and pulling a box cutter on a woman. He faces armed robbery with a deadly weapon, criminal domestic violence, and malicious injury charges. The confrontation involved a demand for $40, car keys, and property damage to a vehicle.
Aiken County Sheriff's Office reports several incidents this week including a trash can stolen from Heathwood Drive, rain shields taken from a Ridge Spring vehicle on Jack Jones Street, and unlocked car doors with items dumped on Marvin Drive. An air conditioning unit was reported missing on Old Meadows Drive. An arrest followed a traffic stop on Charleston Highway for driving under suspension after unpaid tickets. A North Augusta resident toppled a wall on Teresa Avenue. An Abbeville Avenue shooting report involved two gunshots and a bicyclist shouting someone shot at him. A bicycle was stolen from Poplar Place, and letters were removed from a York Street company sign spelling an expletive. A Date Palm Circle resident reported an unlocked vehicle. A Henry Street incident saw a man pull papers from a car. Between April and May, someone stole a check from a mailbox and cashed it this week. A Pebble Lane theft included items and $25. Threats were reported on Cherry Hills Drive over a feral cat dispute. A Hampton Avenue trespass arrest followed at a gas station. A Johnston woman was charged with unlawful use of a telephone after repeated calls about a family fight.
May 6 2015 bookings at the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center include Angela Beckwith 50 charged with driving under the influence Jasmine Ivey 22 shoplifting 1000 or less Stephen Dye 51 assault and battery third degree Sybil Galloway 34 violation of probation John James 26 no license plate unsafe tires Christopher Trull 32 Dana Bowman 54 Juan Chavez Vasquez 36 driving under the influence no driver's license David Padgett 48 held for Saluda County Keith Gomillion 50 trespassing after notice Stephanie Franks 30 driving under suspension fifth offense Marcus Turner 18 simple larceny 2000 or less resisting arrest Angell 18 unlawful use of a telephone Kristopher Angell 18 shoplifting 1000 or less Patrick Andrews 28 shoplifting 1000 or less driving without a license first offense bench warrant held for Richmond County Ga Dowell Brown Jr 23 contributing to delinquency of a minor bench warrant Brad Robinson 32 shoplifting 2000 or less enhancement failure to neutralize Harris 42 ill treatment and torture of animals bench warrant Tarik Williams 19 simple larceny bench warrant Brandon Bowden 25 possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine first offense held for SC Corrections Samarie Whitt 23 failure to pay child support Braidy Lee 17 shoplifting first offense Robert James Bush 47 failure to pay family court bench warrant two counts Deshawn Sanders 20 shoplifting less than 2000 first offense Joseph Nevils 38 shoplifting less than 2000 first offense harassment unlawful communication Raykail Stringfellow 17 pedestrian on roadway bench warrant Jose Serrano 26 simple possession of marijuana Desiree Barton 30 shoplifting second offense.
The inaugural Aiken County Sheriff's Office Jail Break 5K on May 16 proceeds benefit the Children's Advocacy Center of Aiken County. Check-in 7:30 to 8:45 a.m., race start 9 a.m. at Langley Pond Loop Trail with a point to point course along the northern shore. Prizes for top male and female, free T shirts, $25 early registration $35 late.
The Aiken County Sheriff's Office invites runners to Langley Pond Loop Trail for a 5K on May 16 with check-in from 7 30 to 8 45 a m and a 9 a m start. Entry is 25 before Saturday 35 after with phone numbers for more information and registration via bit ly IcrRoIm.
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