Upstate man facing explosives charge had prophetic destiny to kill or harm the president , FBI says Updated: 12:57 PM EST Jan 21, 2021
Upstate man facing explosives charge had prophetic destiny to kill or harm the president , FBI says
David Halsey, 58, was arrested by South Carolina Law Enforcement agents on Sunday. Share Updated: 12:57 PM EST Jan 21, 2021
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Show Transcript KYLIE: AN FBI AGENT TELLING THE COURT TODAY THAT MAN TOLD A CONFIDENTIAL INFORMANT IT WAS HIS DESTINY TO KILL OR HARM THE PRESIDENT. THAT FBI AGENT ALSO SAYING THAT MAN HAD EVERYTHING HE POSSIBLY NEEDED TO MAKE GRENADES. HE FACES CHARGES FOR POSSESSING AND MANUFACTURING EXPLOSIVES BUT INVESTIGATORS SAY THEY HAVE BEEN CONFIGURED TO CAUSE DAMAGE, INJURY OR DEATH. THE FBI INVESTIGATED TWO PROPERTIES THIS WEEKEND AND THEY SAY HE LIVED AT THE HOME AND USED THAT SECOND HOME TO STORE HIS EXPLOSIVE SUPPLIES. AND FBI AGENT SAYS TWO CONFIDENTIAL INFORMANTS SAW HIM FIRING GR
Ariel Robinson, 29, and Jerry Robinson, 34, were arrested by Simpsonville police on Tuesday and charged with homicide by child abuse for the death of their daughter, Victoria Rose Smith.
Charleston police release disciplinary histories of officers involved in Jason Cooperâs death
VIDEO: Charleston police release disciplinary histories of officers involved in Jason Cooperâs death By Jared Kofsky | January 5, 2021 at 5:34 PM EST - Updated January 5 at 9:07 PM
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - New information has been released about the law enforcement officers involved in the death of a North Charleston man last week on the peninsula.
The Charleston Police Department disclosed the disciplinary histories of Senior Police Officer Grant Mattingley and Officers John Wall, Nicholas Jones, Robert Bennett, and Ian Efstathiou on Tuesday afternoon.
All five officers have been on administrative duty since 28-year-old Jason Cooper was killed at the Bridgeview Village Apartments early in the morning of December 29, 2020. The incident is being investigated by the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division.
Bullet-proof vest saves life of police officer shot in chest, South Carolina cops say Mark Price, The Charlotte Observer
Dec. 29 A police officer in Charleston was shot in the chest during a gunfight early Tuesday, but survived due to his bullet-proof vest, according to the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division.
The suspect died in the exchange of gunfire, state officials said.
Identities of the officer and the suspect have not been released. No other police were injured, officials said.
The incident occurred around 3:15 a.m. when a woman called Charleston police and asked for help with a disturbance and domestic violence incident at the Bridge View Apartments, according to police. Children were present and the family was being threatened by someone with a weapon, city officials said.
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December 29, 2020
FORT MILL, S.C. A Fort Mill Police officer has been terminated after being arrested in Florida on domestic violence charges, according to the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division. Fort Mill Police Department tells WCCB they terminated Officer Stephen Cleary on Monday, December 28th.
Cleary was arrested in Hillsboro County, Florida on warrants issued by SLED stemming from an incident that happened in York County on December 27th.
Cleary, 36, has been charged with domestic violence of a high and aggravated nature, unlawful neglect of a child, and kidnapping. SLED is continuing the investigation which was requested by the Fort Mill Police Department.