Tag: police
Why your moped could be stolen next at USC
Moped parking spaces at USC are missing one key thing: a place to chain your bike.
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Animal shelters are out of space – but not for reasons you think
A father and his daughter looked through the cages of kittens at City of Columbia Animal Services...
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Cayce Police Department expands use of E-energy
The Cayce Police Department rolled out new E-energy and solar powered devices to be more sustainable for the environment.
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Richland County Sheriff’s Department dedicates road to fallen deputy
The Richland County Sheriff’s Department honored one of it’s fallen officers with a road sign this Friday.
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Local brewery to help dogs in need
Steel Hands Brewing is launching a year-long initiative to benefit dogs across South Carolina, starting with local police K-9 units.
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Allen University professor arrested on charges of sexual conduct with a minor
Michael Alan Lane, the math department chair at Allen University, was arrested on Oct. 6 on three...
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South Carolina law enforcement packs 1,600 boxes of food on anniversary of fallen officer’s death
More than 100 law enforcement officials from across the state are packing meals in honor of fallen officer Greg Alia, who was killed on duty in 2015.
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No charges filed in death of twin toddlers left in car
Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott and Richland County Coroner Naida Rutherford share information...
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Flood of mental health calls prompt new outreach
Richland County Sheriff’s Department teams up with the Department of Mental Health in order to better respond to mental health issues.
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“Dirty cops?” Seven Midlands officers arrested in connection to a federal investigation
U.S attorney Sherri Lydon team up with authorities to crack the hammer down on public corruption…”To those who are violating the public’s trust or may contemplate such… know this we will find you, we will arrest you and you will go to prison. It’s just not worth it,” Lydon said.
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From Barney’s bullet to the rise of body cams
From Barney Fife’s one bullet to body cams that let the public see danger first hand, technology in law enforcement has evolved.
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“We need help:” Local law enforcement backs gun reform bill
Bipartisan lawmakers form the Midlands joined local law enforcement at the State House Monday to announce a new gun reform bill.
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