32-year-old Union woman arrested on child sex charges, AG says
Britney Sheppard Campbell, 32, of Union, SC, was arrested on March 4 Share Updated: 1:47 PM EST Mar 9, 2021
32-year-old Union woman arrested on child sex charges, AG says
Britney Sheppard Campbell, 32, of Union, SC, was arrested on March 4 Share Updated: 1:47 PM EST Mar 9, 2021
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Show Transcript KYLIE JONES, WYFF NEWS 4. NEW AT NOON, DANA: NEW AT NOON, A UNION WOMAN STANDS ACCUSED OF CRIMINAL SEXUAL CONDUCT WITH A MINOR. THE INTERNET CRIMES AGAINST CHILDREN TASK FORCE SAYS IT INVESTIGATED 32-YEAR-OLD BRITNEY CAMPBE
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Britney Sheppard Campbell, 32, of Union, SC, was arrested on March 4
Columbia Mayor Steve Benjamin is leaving the door open for a return to politics, however. Author: WLTX, Meg Kinnard AP Published: 8:57 AM EST February 4, 2021 Updated: 6:23 PM EST February 4, 2021
COLUMBIA, S.C. The mayor of South Carolina’s capital city and one of the state’s highest-profile Democrats will not seek a fourth term in office.
Columbia Mayor Steve Benjamin said he wants to focus now on his law practice and family. Now is the time to step off the stage to continue to build my family, he said. In my life I’m a child of God, a husband and father, and then I am Mayor. My faith and love for my wife and our children come first.
Leader of Republican attorneys general quits, but they, including Leslie Rutledge, remain tight-lipped about the organization's involvement in Washington events last week.
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South Carolina Attorney General Files Unfair Labor Practice Charge To Protect Workers At Ports
January 9, 2021
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South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson and the South Carolina Ports Authority filed an unfair labor practice charge against the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA), its Local 1422, and the United States Maritime Alliance, Ltd. (USMX).
The state is taking this action to protect the jobs of hundreds of South Carolinians working for the SC Ports Authority and the investment that the SCPA and state taxpayers have made in a highly competitive port system.