Aiken DPS reports string of local incidents and thefts
A 36 year old Aiken woman accuses her ex boyfriend of ripping her shirt and burning her with a lit cigarette during an argument on Monday. A purse stolen from an unlocked Richland Avenue vehicle. A cellphone taken from a book bag at Aiken High School on Friday. A Warrenville woman charged with trespassing after entering her ex boyfriend s home and using profanity then found intoxicated on Augusta Road. A Beech Island woman reports fraud via PayPal for 450. Burglary on Hollow Creek Road Salley with electronics missing. Another burglary on Dorsett Kenzie Road Beech Island with snack foods missing. Vehicle break in on Teresa Avenue North Augusta. A trailer and golf cart stolen from Melanie Street Warrenville.
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Bookings at Doris C Gravat Detention Center Oct 6 2014
Aiken Standard lists detention center bookings for October 6 2014. The records show arrestees with charges including theft by false pretenses domestic violence offenses, drug and weapon related counts, traffic warrants and bench warrants. Some defendants may have posted bond or been released.
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Salvation Army Aiken seeks clothing and shoes drive
The Salvation Army of Aiken issues a plea for more clothing and shoes as donations lag while requests rise. Items may be dropped at three Family Stores in Aiken at 3730 Richland Ave, 103 Silver Bluff Rd, and 4434 U S Highway 1 in Clearwater. Men’s clothing is most needed including shirts, pants, socks, underwear and belts.
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Salvation Army appeals for donations to aid local families
The Salvation Army invites item drops at three Family Stores in Richland Ave, Silver Bluff Road, and U.S. Highway 1 Clearwater. Proceeds help strug gling families with utilities and rent in Aiken County and nearby Barnwell and Edgefield counties, supported by United Way of Aiken County and other sources. Dede Biles reports.
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Aiken man jailed after traffic stop uncovers drugs
Antonio Curry, 30, of Brandt Court, was charged with cocaine possession, crack cocaine, marijuana possession, open container and driving under suspension after officers found drugs during a traffic stop on Barnwell Avenue around 2 am. He remained in the Aiken County detention center Tuesday morning. A third suspect, Prior, 37, was charged with armed robbery and methamphetamine possession after being spotted by an off duty deputy and tied to a July 29 motel robbery. Tobak and Mumford, both named in later reports, faced armed robbery charges and remain in custody.
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