Police Blotter for Feb. 20
An Aiken woman reported that shots were fired at her Florence Street residence Friday after an unknown female entered her home and assaulted another person who was present, according to a police report. The woman left the residence and got into a gray Chevrolet Impala with an unknown male who then shot a gun two to three times in the air. No injuries were reported.
An Aiken man reported a laptop missing from his York Street home Friday, according to a police report.
Two women reported on Friday that their vehicles were broken into while parked on Banks Mill Road and each of their purses were stolen, according to a police report.
A Beech Island man reported on Friday that someone threw a brick through his vehicle's window while parked at his Old Aiken Road home and stole some electronics, according to a sheriff's report. A red flashlight that didn't belong to the victim was found by the deputy while searching the vehicle.
A North Augusta woman reported on Friday that someone broke into her vehicle while parked at her Seminole Drive home and stole a black Books-a-Million bag that held several items, according to a sheriff's report.
Verizon Wireless reported on Friday that someone stole copper from a cell phone tower located on Wire Road in North Augusta after cutting a hole in the fence, according to a sheriff's report.
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12:39 AM: Aiken High's Newman signs to play college football
12:36 AM: Moseley joins list of South Aiken football signees
12:35 AM: Chicago just the latest part of Pough's life journey
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- First commercial spacecraft speeds toward space station
- Marvel Comics plans wedding for gay hero
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- Five officers, two deputies off street during murder investigation
- Man killed ex-wife, shot self during incident with officers
- UPS takes city fitness challenge title
- Tank'd Moose opens in The Alley
- Diners get chance to experience meal as blind people do
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