Detention Center Bookings Highlight Oct 26 List
Aiken Standard provides a record of bookings at Doris C. Gra vat Detention Center for Oct 26. Names include John Mitchell Syms, Joey McCorkle, Selwyn Brown, Coleman Duncan, James McKinney Jr., Stetson Mims, James Earl Jones, Thomas Davis, Jayron James, Terrance Jones, Michael Storey, Christpher Perkins, David Brander and others with charges ranging from drunkenness to violent offenses. Some held for probation and welfare checks. Online access via the Crime tab for full details.
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Terrance Vertez Jones
Michael Anthony Storey
Break-ins and thefts reported at multiple residences
A Cheyenne Circle home was broken into with jewelry and electronics stolen and forced entry evident. Earlier, a Piney Heights Road Warrenville residence lost electronics medication and jewelry with forced entry. A Vaucluse Road home Tuesday reported a gaming system and a pistol stolen amid forced entry. An Aiken woman said a screen was cut and a 24 pack of Sam’s Cola and Marlboro Ultra Light cigarettes were taken. South Aiken High School vandalism investigated with gang graffiti on a science desk top.
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Aiken Woman Charged After Domestic Dispute Knife Attack
Brandy Gunnels, 32, of Driftwood Circle in Aiken, was arrested after a domestic dispute in which she allegedly grabbed a steak knife and cut her husband’s face and neck. Police found him bleeding at a nearby convenience store and jailed Gunnels at the Aiken County detention center.
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South Carolina Gubernatorial Race Draws Clear Education Stances
The contest features Khcan Mick Zais former Newberry College president and Frank Holleman Greenville lawyer arguing over tuition tax credits and private versus public preschool funding. Voters also weigh two 37 year old attorneys Matthew Richardson and Alan Wilson in the attorney general race amid ongoing lawsuits and ethics concerns.
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