Tractor Driver Dies After New Holland Road Crash
George W. Kirkland, 68, died from multiple injuries after his John Deere tractor collided with a 2010 box truck on New Holland Road in Aiken County. Truck driver Tramell G. Wagener, 21, of West Columbia, was uninjured and not at fault per investigators. The MAST unit continues probing the incident.
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Three Aiken residents charged with meth possession
Aiken Department of Public Safety officers arrested Jamichael Freeman Jose Guindarola and Amanda Yardem all from different towns on meth possession charges at a Richland Avenue motel. The trio was found in room 117 around 2 45 a m after responding to a murder call.
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North Augusta man jailed after suspended license stop
Christopher Glenn, 43, of 329 Second Ave North Augusta, was arrested on a suspended license and no proof of insurance. He faces charges of driving without proof of insurance driving under suspension and possession of a controlled substance after deputies found five white Percocet pills in his vehicle during a Belvedere Road stop.
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Edgefield deputies release ID of victim in Tuesday shooting
A 22 year old Augusta man identified as Cameron Rakim Simpkins was shot in the chest Tuesday and driven to a North Augusta Wal-Mart for EMS. Witnesses offered conflicting stories and no cooperation halted further charges. Terrelle Lee Roberts was charged with unlawful carrying of a firearm.
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Multiple Thefts and Incidents Reported by Aiken County Agencies
Aiken County Sheriff's Office and Aiken Department of Public Safety reported numerous incidents this week. Moments include home intrusion attempts on James Street and Russellwood Court, a stolen utility trailer from Russellwood Court, gas station thefts at Robert M. Bell Parkway, car break ins on Warrenville and Spring Drive, and a trespass notice after threats on Jefferson Davis Highway. Additional reports cover vandalism, drunken disturbances, shoplifting, disorderly conduct, a knife-related incident at a gas station, a DUI crash on Silver Bluff Road, and domestic assault. The cases involve residents and suspects from Gloverville, Aiken, Warrenville, Clearwater, Graniteville, Windsor, Langley, and surrounding areas.
Ride to Run Down Hunger charity scavenger ride in Aiken
The Ride to Run Down Hunger occurs November 14 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. starting at Aiken Motorcycle on Whiskey Road with pace guided clues and a return by 3:30 p.m. Proceeds go to Mt. Salem Outreach Mission and the Salvation Army of Aiken. A two day pottery workshop led by Tom Supensky runs November 14 and 15 at the Art Association of Ridge Spring.
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