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Charleston County Sheriffs Office Renews Call for Information on Unsolved 2012 Homicide: Detectives Seek New Leads in Thirteen-Year-Old Case of Germel Grants Death

Charleston police arrest two men, Jermaine Sammy Milligan and Deangelo Montez Simmons, following search warrants at downtown homes. Milligan faces drug trafficking charges, while Simmons is charged with drug trafficking, fentanyl trafficking, and firearm offenses. Authorities recovered illegal drugs and a firearm during the operations. Both men are held at the Al Cannon Detention Center as the investigation continues. Charleston Police Chief Chito Walker emphasizes community involvement in combating drug-related crime and violence.

Business owner Richard Brian Nelson in North Charleston, South Carolina, faces animal cruelty and theft charges after police discovered two dogs living in inhumane conditions at his business. Nelson was seen striking a dog in surveillance footage, leading to the discovery of the neglected animals. The dogs were found in deplorable conditions, with no access to food, water, or proper sleeping arrangements. Additionally, Nelson is suspected of stealing fishing rods and boating equipment, selling one of the rods to a pawn shop. He is currently in custody at the Charleston County Jail.

30-year-old Aaron Bush arrested for series of armed robberies, kidnappings in Lowcountry; multi-agency investigation leads to capture, extradition to Colleton County.

South Carolina and Charleston Dismantle DEI Programs Amid Trumps Anti-DEI Initiatives South Carolina and its largest city, Charleston, are dismantling programs designed to increase participation by women and minority-owned businesses in government contracts, following Trumps directives to eliminate DEI initiatives. Governor Henry McMaster issued an executive order, and Charlestons city council approved an ordinance ending their women and minority contracting program. Critics argue these programs are necessary remedies for past and ongoing discrimination, while supporters worry about the states contracting process reverting to a good-ole-boy system.

62-year-old Richard Nelson from North Charleston, South Carolina, was arrested for animal cruelty and theft. Police found him abusing a dog and discovered additional dogs living in deplorable conditions at his business. Nelson is charged with animal cruelty, grand larceny, receiving stolen goods, and obtaining goods under false pretenses.

Aaron Davon Bush, a 30-year-old man from Allendale, is accused of armed robberies and kidnapping at Family Dollar and Dollar General stores in Colleton County, South Carolina. He faces multiple charges, including armed robbery, possession of a weapon during a violent crime, and kidnapping. Bush is also suspected of similar crimes in other jurisdictions, leading to a multi-agency investigation. He is currently held in Allendale County Detention Center, awaiting extradition to Colleton County to face charges.

Join the South Carolina Stingrays for a holiday-themed weekend of hockey! On December 6th, bring a new stuffed animal for charity and meet the Grinch. On December 7th, enjoy Ugly Sweater Night with limited-edition jerseys auctioned for the Ronald McDonald House. Fun for all, supporting great causes!