Former medic faces charges in last week’s riot at CPD Headquarters
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(Courtesy: RCSD) Kevin Ackley
(Courtesy: RCSD) Kevin Ackley
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(Courtesy: RCSD) Deputies seize Ackley's property which includes a mask and gloves.
(Courtesy: RCSD) Deputies seize Ackley's property which include a mask and gloves.
(Courtesy: RCSD) Deputies seize Ackley's property which includes a mask and gloves.
(Courtesy: RCSD) Deputies seize Ackley's property which include a mask and gloves.
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(Courtesy: RCSD) Deputies seize another set of Ackley's property which a hat and a Hawaiian shirt worn by members of the anti-government group "Boogaloo Boys."
(Courtesy: RCSD) Deputies seize another set of Ackley's property which a hat and a Hawaiian shirt worn by members of the anti-government group "Boogaloo Boys."
(Courtesy: RCSD) Deputies seize another set of Ackley's property which a hat and a Hawaiian shirt worn by members of the anti-government group "Boogaloo Boys."
(Courtesy: RCSD) Deputies seize another set of Ackley's property which a hat and a Hawaiian shirt worn by members of the anti-government group "Boogaloo Boys."
RICHLAND COUNTY, S.C. (WOLO) – Richland County deputies say a former medic is facing charges for last week’s riot at CPD Headquarters.
Authorities say Kevin Ackley, 22, is facing charges of inciting a riot and aggravated breach of peace.
Officials say on Saturday, May 30, Ackley incited a riot by throwing a water bottle at law enforcement officers.
He was working as a medic for the Richland County Emergency Services before he was fired on Friday after his arrest in Lexington County.
Deputies say Ackley is a part of the anti-government group “Boogaloo Boys”, that took part in the riots.
According to investigators, over 50 people have been arrested from the riots.
