Police: Former PTA president charged with taking up to $50K
Police say she is charged with breach of trust and faces up to ten years in prison.
Author: Rob Dew
Lexington Police identify man accused of hit-and-run collision
Police in Lexington are looking for a man they say may have been involved in a hit and run in a parking lot of Lowes Home Improvement on October 2nd.
Police: SC State football player charged with having gun on campus
Police at South Carolina State University say Freshman Ja’Quan Toney was arrested Saturday and charged with carrying or displaying firearms in public buildings.
Road reopens after accident involving school bus
The Lexington Police Department says all lanes of Mineral Springs Road have reopened after the collision.
US Justice Dept. opens investigation into Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center
According to a news release the department received credible allegations that Alvin S. Glenn is structurally unsafe and there have been sexual assaults, murders, and prevalent violence resulting in serious injuries.
Police: Suspect arrested in Sumter park shooting
Singletary told police the shooting was in retaliation for an earlier attempted robbery, however, the person who was injured was not involved in the incident.
Police: Child, teen injured in shooting
Investigators say the gunfire came from a dark-colored Ram pickup that was seen speeding away from the area.
Man arrested, accused of throwing kitten against a wall
According to a West Columbia Police Department incident report a man is charged with Cruelty to Animals after throwing a kitten against a wall during an argument.
Three charged in Lee Co. murder
Deputies say the victim, Karon Commander died from his injuries after he was found shot at Sambo’s Grocery Store on Sumter Highway on October 18th.
DHEC to require reports of “tranq” overdoses
According to an agency spokesperson, the order “requires all physicians and healthcare practitioners, institutions and providers who test for the presence of xylazine in victims of overdoses to report laboratory-confirmed positive results to DHEC within three business days or face a civil penalty not to exceed $1,000 a day for each violation.”
