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Nov. 10
Malicious Injury to Persoi
Property, The Roost. Complain;
said someone took the tree from 1
fifth-floor lobby and threw it am
pumpkin down the stairwell. Inv
tigation continues.
Non-criminal Mischief, D<
glas Hall. Complainant said sor
one discharged the fifth-floor fire
tinguisher and left the empty canis
in the elevator. Investigation c<
tinues.
Nov. 8
Malicious Injury to Persoi
Property, Douglas loading do<
Complainant said someone broke
driver's side window, scratched 1
passenger's-side door and opened 1
hood. There appears to be damagt
the engine as well.
DUI, Blossom and Assembly stre<
Officers observed a driver disreg*
a left-turn signal. Upon stopping I
driver, the officer noted a strong a
ma of alcohol and said the drive
speech was slurred. The officer
sued three sobriety tests, all of wh
the driver failed to pass. The dir
was arrested and transported to Ri
land County Detention Center.
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Disorderly Conduct, Coliseum. I
Victim said that, while parking, someone
approached her and began loud- ?
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threateningly. The victim felt the sub- i
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he thought was his. The victim told i
the subject she would inform police if ]
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es_ Greene streets. Officer encountered
someone driving north on Assembly 1
without headlights. After stopping <
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Accidental Damage, Moore loading
dock. Victim stated she dosed the
wooden doors surrounding the dumped.
sters in front of Moore and parked her
his vehicle beside the dumpster. After
:he unloading her car, the victim began
the to depart the area when she saw the
' to wooden door swing open and scratch
the left side of her car.
*s. Fire Damage, Capstone House.
ir"d Complainant said he observed smoke
the coming from the stove in the 11thro
floor kitchen. The complainant ref's
trieved a fire extinguisher and put
is- out the fire, which was caused by a
ich. pizza box left cooking in the oven. Co/er
lumbia Fire Department responded
and ventilated the 11th floor.
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and such issues go without saying, and
they are definitely things I would focus
an," he said. "But I would also encourage
each student at Carolina to become
more involved in the Columbia and
South Carolina communities. This will
tielp acclimate students to their new
surroundings, so_when they start giving,
they will start getting back."
Senate Finance Committee Chairman
Timothy Clardy said he's considaring
running for executive office as
veil.
"I have not decided yet," Clardy said.
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ng a habitual offender, failure to stop for a
vith intent to kill a deputy.
Pellicci said Brewer was also wanted by
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Brewer is in potential violation of section
vhich says, "Students or student organizatic
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