Midlands Mugshots- August 12
Take a look at Thursday’s Midlands Mugshots.
Author: ABC Columbia Staff
S.C.A.C.C.A issues ‘State of Emergency’
Shelters statewide say they need help as thousands of homeless animals are being brought in
Image: South Carolina Animal Care a Control Association LOGO Columbia, SC (WOLO) — The South Carolina Animal Care & Control Association says they are seeing a spike in the number of animals that are being dropped off at shelters through out the state. In fact, officials with the association say the lives of thousands of animals are at stake as…
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Midlands Mugshots- August 11
Check out Wednesday’s Midlands Mugshots.
Armed robbery suspect turns himself in to Kershaw deputies
The 22 year old suspect is accused of an August 6th armed robbery at a Kershaw County Dollar General
Image: Kershaw Co. Sheriff’s Office Kershaw Co., SC (WOLO) — A 22 year old man sits in the Kershaw County Detention Center awaiting bond after turning himself into authorities Wednesday August 11, 2021. According to authorities, 22 year old Raquan Antrun Holmes is accused of robbing Dollar General store in Cassatt August 6, 2021 at gunpoint. Officials say that incident…
Midlands Mugshots- August 10
Take a look at Tuesday’s Midlands Mugshots.
Midlands Mugshots- August 9
Check out Monday’s Midlands Mugshots.
Attempted murder suspect out on bond arrested again for weapons, drug charges
LEXINGTON, SC (WOLO) – A man out on bond for attempted murder is back behind bars after Lexington Police made a drug and weapons arrest during a traffic stop Sunday night. Stolen AR-15, ammunition, and drugs found during traffic stop in Lexington Sunday night. According to Lexington Police, Barry Emmanuel,22, was in possession of a stolen AR-15 rifle, nearly 100…
Monday Movie Musings: “The Suicide Squad”
Once again, some super villains are being asked to save the day in “The Suicide Squad.” Matt Perron gives us his take in this week’s Monday Movie Musing.
Governor McMaster: Masking children to protect adults is the wrong thing to do
Governor Henry McMaster held a news conference to update the state’s response to COVID-19. McMaster began by encouraging people to make the decision to get vaccinated if they want to, pointing out how readily available the vaccine is. Despite acknowledging the threat the Delta variant poses, McMaster says he refuses to shut the state down or require masks in school.
