Form the pages of my hometown newspaper

[88 Bronco]

Grossly intoxicated after three beers, fuging lightweight.

[GritsRgreat]

Form of, local newspaper!

Here's one that just happened somewhere about 10 miles from me.

http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2011/may/04/two-killed-libby-lake-park-shooting/

I see what you did there..:)

[PanthaSan]

23 yo woman with a 67 yo man?

Yeah i don't see a problem....:cool:

Me neither.

Old dudes got it going on.....:D

[GritsRgreat]

More awesome stuff!

http://www.heraldonline.com/2011/05/06/3047523/york-walmart-employee-charged.html

YORK --

A Walmart cashier has been charged with stealing cash from the store’s register, according to a York Police report.

Amanda Brooke Sanders, 22, of Clover, was arrested last week and charged with breach of trust. A police report states Sanders worked as a cashier at Walmart and is suspected of taking $899 in cash from the register.

The store manager told police Sanders is suspected of pretending to count money, then dropping it on the floor and pocketing some of the cash when she bent over to pick it up, the report states.

The alleged crimes took place between April 1 and April 15, police said.

When questioned by police, Sanders explained that she is facing financial difficulty and had been living in her car in the store’s parking lot, the report states. Police are reviewing video tapes from the store.

Sanders was arrested April 30 and later released with a court date.

http://www.heraldonline.com/2011/05/06/3047225/police-women-try-to-steal-500.html#storylink=omni_popular

ROCK HILL --

Two woman attempted to steal more than $500 worth of items at the Dave Lyle Boulevard Target earlier this week, police say.

An employee told officers about 9 p.m. Wednesday he noticed two women loading a shopping cart with 30 5-packs of lighters, 13 large bottles of soap powder, six pairs of pants, four 10-packs of paper towels and one CD, according to a Rock Hill police report. The total for the items was $506.02.

After loading the cart, the women then tried to push it through the exit without paying for the items, according to the report. When the employee approached them they left the scene.

The two women got into a black car with an Ohio license plate and drove off, the report states.

An arrest had not been made at the time of the report.

Ohio??

[GritsRgreat]

more awesome small town news

http://www.heraldonline.com/2011/05/08/3050718/report-york-man-charged-with-robbing.html

CLOVER --

A York man says a friend he had been partying with all night robbed him at gunpoint Saturday morning after the friend claimed he stole his drugs.

David Lee Ray, Jr., 26, of Clover has been arrested and charged with armed robbery and petty larceny, according to a York County Sheriff's Office report.

The 28-year-old victim said Ray called him about 11:30 a.m. Saturday asking him to come to his house in Clover, according to the report. When he arrived, Ray accused him of stealing his crack/cocaine stash and money and demanded it back.

The victim told Ray he didn't have it. According to the victim, Ray then pulled out a revolver, fired it into the air three times and took the $380 out of the man's wallet.

The man called the sheriff's office for help. Ray fled, and deputies went on a brief chase but determined it too dangerous to pursue, according to the report. After the chase, Ray sent the man a text message asking if he'd called the cops on him.

Ray was later found by officers at his home. He told deputies he had been asleep all day, the report states. He denied anything had happened with the man.

Ray was arrested and taken to York County Detention Center on a $5,470 bond.

[GritsRgreat]

beaten with a broomstick

http://www.heraldonline.com/2011/05/09/3053120/police-roommate-beat-rock-hill.html

ROCK HILL --

A Rock Hill man had to receive treatment at Piedmont Medical Center after his roommate beat him with a broomstick, police say.

The 21-year-old victim said his roommate struck him on the head, face, back and arms with the broomstick about 1 a.m. Saturday, according to a Rock Hill police report. Officers noted multiple contusions and swelling on the man's arms and face.

He said he could not open his eyes because of the swelling and that he lost consciousness during the assault, the report states.

The man refused to let officers take pictures of his injuries and wouldn't provide information about the roommate. He did not press charges, according to the report

[GritsRgreat]

And the daily Low life award goes to...

Dad accused of leaving baby in parking lot of Catawba store

http://www.heraldonline.com/2011/05/09/3053402/dad-accused-of-leaving-baby-in.html

CATAWBA --

What's the worse feeling you can ever imagine? Tiffany Beck says it's not knowing where your child is.

On Saturday about 8 p.m., Beck and her ex-boyfriend, Adrian Dunham, 32, were returning from a family cook-out in Catawba. Their 1-year-old son, Zadrian, was in the back seat.

Beck and Dunham, the child's dad, hadn't been getting along all day. When they stopped at the end of Old Friendship Road, Beck said Dunham shoved her out of the driver's side of the Impala and drove off.

Zadrian was still in the back seat.

"Having a baby hurts, but this hurt way worse," the 23-year-old Monday. "I could hardly breathe. All the life went out of me."

According to a York County Sheriff's Office report, Beck had a severe limp in her right leg and cuts on her right ankle, but she wasn't thinking about that.

"All I could say was, 'He has my baby,'" Beck said. "I didn't even feel the pain. I just felt the pain of not knowing where my baby was. That's the only thing I was worried about."

Four people at G's Country Store on Lesslie Highway took Beck's information and offered her a ride to see if they could find catch up with Dunham.

Though people told her Zadrian was gone for about 30 minutes, Beck said it felt much longer.

"To me, it felt like forever," she said. "That's my first and only baby. He wasn't an accident. I planned him, I wanted him. It felt like eternity."

While Beck was searching, Dunham returned to the store and dropped off Zadrian in the parking lot, still in his car seat. He drove away again, not saying a word to anyone, according to the report.

"He doesn't talk about his feelings," Beck said of Dunham. "I think he just went out of his mind for a second."

Beck said she doesn't want anyone to think Dunham is a bad father.

"Da da" was Zadrian's first word, and Dunham used to get up in the middle of the night to help take care of him, Beck said.

Zadrian also looks just like his dad, she added.

"He's always done good for Zadrian, always been there for him since he was born," she said.

Deputies with the York County Sheriff's Office have warrants out for Dunham's arrest.

Dunham has an arrest record dating back 1995, according to a State Law Enforcement Division background check. He has more than 20 charges, including two criminal domestic violence charges and three assault and battery charges.

He now faces charges of criminal domestic violence and unlawful neglect of a child.