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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2017
Page
5
Aiken County Sheriff's Office asks for help identifying a Black male seen using false ID and a stolen credit card to buy over 4500 dollars of goods at Sam's Club 220 Jefferson Davis Highway on July 29. Call 803-648-6811 with tips or contact CrimeStoppers anonymously at 1-888-274-6372.
In brief notices include the Aiken County Education Association Retired luncheon on Oct. 13 at Woodside Plantation Clubhouse with Rebecca Rochester as guest speaker and half price first-time member signups. CNTA Costume Ball Oct. 13 at Aiken Center for the Arts with $35 tickets. Bereavement support Oct. 10 at Mental Health America. Open house Oct. 14 at Couchton Fire & Rescue with kids activities. A property maintenance code workshop is set for Aug 29 in City Council chambers with officials from multiple cities.
Aiken County Sheriff’s Office blotter lists numerous incidents including tail-light and rear-window damage in Springfield, tire slashing on Belvedere Road, thefts from vehicles on Pine Log Road and Horry Street, a pistol stolen from a truck on Beech Island, vehicle break-ins on Warrenville and Richland Avenue, a TV and sound bar sold with counterfeit money, a bike stolen on Winged Foot Drive, and a fire set near a home on Wyman Street. Several entries note pried doors, observed thefts, and counterfeit currency.
Oct 5 to 8 bookings at Doris C. Gravat Detention Center list numerous arrestees with charges including possession of meth or cocaine, driving under the influence, shoplifting, trespass after notice, assault and battery, open container, and related offenses. Several names indicate hold for authorities or bench warrants. Public online viewing advised at Aiken Standard Crime section.
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