Suspect in Church Bell Theft Arrested
September 2, 2010
Richard Lee Chinn, of Edgefield,SC, was arrested and booked into jail
on
August 30, 2010. Chinn was wanted in the theft of a local Church
Bell. Pervis Marine Parks, 33, also of Edgefield remains at large
in the
same theft.
Suspect Turns Herself In
August 19, 2010
Gladys Mims Hicks(photo at right), 42, of North Augusta, turnedherself in to authorities this morning August 19th. Hicks is charged with Obstructing Justice in the July 30th Burglary
/ Shooting on Hayes Drive, in Edgefield County. One other suspect, David Z. Banks, is still wanted in the incident.
Suspect
Wanted in Burglary / Grand Larceny
August 18, 2010
Ruby Nell Andrews, 56, wanted on a Magistrate Court Bench Warrant for Failure
to Appear on a DUI charge is now also wanted for Burglary 1st and Grand Larceny warrants related to the theft of a vehicle. Investigator's
have information to believe Andrews has left the State of South Carolina and is in Mississippi. There have been reports from Mississippi
that Andrews is still in possession of the 2003 Cadillac, valued at $8000.
Suspect Turns Himself In
August 18, 2010
Stephen
Edward Hannah, 26, of North Augusta, turned himself in to authorities on August 17th. Hannah is
charged with Obstructing Justice in
the July 30th Burglary / Shooting on Hayes Drive, in Edgefield County.
Two others, Gladys M. Hicks, and David Z. Banks are still wanted
in the incident.
Three More Wanted in July 30 Shooting
August 13, 2010
Additional warrants have been issued related to a
Burglary / Shooting that occurred on July 30th on Hayes Dr. The following subjects are wanted by the Edgefield County Sheriff's Office:
Stephen
Edward Hannah, 26, of 204 Oakhurst Dr.,
North Augusta, SC 29860, charged on
warrant # J607315 for Obstructing Justice.
Gladys
Mims Hicks, 42, of 551 Cherry Ave.,
North Augusta, SC 29841, charged on
warrant # J607314 for Obstructing Justice.
David Zachary
Banks, 22, of 127 Chalet North Ct.,
North Augusta, SC 29841, charged on
warrant # J607318 for Receiving Stolen Goods.
Additional
Arrest Made in July 30 Shooting
August 12, 2010
This morning, Investigators arrested Michael A. Jones, 28, of Edgefield Rd., Trenton.
Jones has been booked and charged with Obstructing Justice related to the July 30 Robbery / Shooting on Hayes Drive. It is noted that
Jones did turn himself in to authorities at the Edgefield County Detention Center.
Armed Robbery Suspect Apprehended
August 5,
2010
Maurice Deantre Williams, 22, has been apprehended in an April Armed Robbery. Deputies, after receiving tips on Williams'location, performed surveillance on two possible locations during the night, resulting in his arrest. Williams is charged with the
Armed Robbery of a Trenton convenience store April 24, 2010.
Two Arrested in Connection with July 30 Shooting
August 5, 2010
TheEdgefield County Sheriff's Office has arrested the following individuals in connection with the
shooting incident at 21 Hayes Drive that
occured on July 30th. Daniel Wayne Reynolds, 26, of 1068 Hwy 25 North, Edgefield, charged with 1st degree burglary. John
David Keplinger, 19, of 508 Mcreight Road,
Johnston, charged with 1st degree burglary. Both are currently being held in the Edgefield County Detention Center without
bond. More arrests and charges are expected in the case. The case is still currently under investigation.
Two Wanted in June
Armed Robbery
July 26, 2010
Nearly a month of investigating has resulted in the issuing of warrants related to the June 30th Armed
Robbery of the Pit Stop on Hwy 25 South. Arrest Warrants for David Jevelle Maple (21) and Donta Shir-James Glover (18), both of Aiken,SC, have been issued alledging the two entered the Pit Stop, armed with a handgun, and did take approximately $600 in cash. Anyone
with information of the location of these two suspects,
please call 803-637-5337 or 803-278-1625. You may remain anonymous.
Edgefield
Man Arrested After Two Chases
July 6, 2010
The Johnston Sports Club was the scene of a driver striking at least two pedestrians,
damaging the building, hitting another vehicle and then leading Sheriff’s Deputies and Edgefield Police on a chase. After crashing
the brown truck, 23-year-old Jason Booth, of Edgefield, was able to escape capture early Friday morning. After making contact with
the family, Booth agreed to turn himself in by 4 pm Friday. Instead, Booth allegedly used his father’s car and fled leading
to another chase across the county that ended in North Augusta. Booth was spotted headed southbound on Highway 25 on the four-lane
and refused to stop for an Edgefield
County Sheriff’s Deputy. The chase continued into Aiken County and then into the City of North
Augusta. Stop-sticks were used to flatten the tires of the car Booth was driving and he was taken into custody
around 4:30 Friday
afternoon. After being arrested he reportedly kicked the “back window” out of a Deputy’s patrol car. Booth was then placed
in a transport van offered by North Augusta Police and transported to the Edgefield County Detention Center for booking on several
outstanding warrants and is being held for additional charges.
Booth is currently being held at the Edgefield County
jail facing a multitude of charges including two counts of assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature, malicious injury to
property, leaving the scene of an accident with bodily injury, fail to stop for blue lights and siren, driving under suspension for
DUI, and a host of other charges. (Information courtesy of Edgefielddaily.com)
