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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 2010
Page
4
Nov 2 bookings show individuals charged with offenses including forgery theft DUI driving under suspension and domestic violence. Several entries indicate warrants holds and bench warrants with multiple defendants awaiting further action. Online records at www.aikenstandard.com Crime tab provide full details.
A red Jeep Cherokee parked overnight at Aiken Discount Tire was broken into with a rock used to smash a window. Damage included the radio and steering column. An attempted burglary occurred on Spring Forest Circle when residents briefly left for a 20 minute walk. A shotgun was reported stolen at Sand Fox Place.
Aiken County deputies investigate an armed robbery at Sand Hills Grocery on Columbia Highway North near Ridge Spring. Two black men in dark clothing, one with a ball cap and the other with a skull cap, tied the clerk while one stole from the cash register. A caller freed herself and called 911. video of the holdup is expected to be released by the sheriff's office.
Community notices cover an International Bazaar and Cafe at First Presbyterian Church benefiting artisans in developing nations. South ern Thunder Cloggers perform at Toast of the Town in Edgefield, with awards announced from Maggie Valley world championships. Auditions for Steel Magnolias set for Saturday and Sunday at the Discovery Center Theatre. Amy's Hallmark hosts a Holiday Open House. Thrift shop sale supports needy programs. Ghost Stories of the South scheduled Saturday with Professor Williams presenting family friendly ghost tales.
City of Aiken hosts a pet fair Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the H. Odell Weeks Activities Center. Admission is free. vaccines cost 5 and microchips 15.
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