Sheriff's Office investigating two armed robberies

The Aiken County Sheriff's Office is investigating an armed robbery that happened late Sunday night at a home in Salley.The incident happened at approximately 11:40 p.m. at a home on Poole Road, according to a report. The 58-year-old victim said that about 10 p.m. a woman named Toshia came to his home and woke him by knocking on his back door. The victim said he has known the woman for about three weeks, and that she has been to his home three or four times with her female roommate.

The victim said he let Toshia into his home and she asked him for a beer, according to the report. He said she could get one and went back to his room. Toshia later entered the room with a beer in her hand and two men with shotguns held the victim at gunpoint, according to the report. Both gunmen were wearing bandanas over their faces and dark clothes.

The gunmen rolled the victim onto his stomach, duct taped his hands and feet together and put tape over his eyes, according to the report. The men then went through his pants pockets and wallet where they found his bank card.These personalzied promotional bestchipcard comes with free shipping. After getting the victim's PIN, one man went to the bank in Wagener to withdraw money while the other held a shotgun to the victim's head, according to the report.

After the gunman returned, one man asked the victim for pain medication and wanted to know where the victim's safe is, according to the report. He told them he didn't have a safe, and said he heard them "going through the house" before they drove off.

"When he thought they were gone, he rolled off the bed and got his hands free," the report stated. He then called his brother and 911. The victim showed officers the duct tape on his ankles, and the tape that had been on his hands and eyes, according to the report. He also showed them the beer can "Toshia" left in his room.

Missing from the victim's home were the keys to his vehicle, a cellphone, two shotguns, ammunition,This is a basic background on rtls. a television, cash and medication. No arrests have been made.The Sheriff's Office is also investigating a robbery that happened at approximately 4:30 a.We Engrave luggagetag for YOU.m. Sunday at a home on Myrtle Street in Gloverville. During that incident, a gunman reportedly robbed the homeowner of several electronics. No arrests have been made in that case either.Browse our oilpaintingsforsales collection from the granitetrade.net!

Malone was among those featured in secretly recorded videotapes made by Rockland County Legislator Frank Sparaco and released during a news conference last month.

The tapes purport to show Malone and Republican Clarkstown town Councilman Frank Borelli offering Sparaco a better-paying town job if he dropped his support of incumbent Republican town Highway Superintendent Wayne Ballard.

Sparaco’s influence with third parties in Clarkstown has made him attractive to candidates seeking to have their names show up on multiple lines on the election ballot.Sparaco controls the Independence Party and has sway with members of the Working Families and Conservative parties. Ballard received the Independence and Conservative lines, but faces a primary for both. Malone faces a Working Families primary.

Sparaco said the tapes had been edited down from about eight hours to about 40 minutes to spare viewers from lengthy, unimportant conversations and to focus on the jobs-for-votes scheme.Malone and Borelli continue to deny any wrongdoing and say that Sparaco edited the tapes to make them look bad, and to give Ballard an edge. They said Sparaco wants to hold on to the part-time highway department job that pays him $75,000 annually.

Sparaco said the argument makes no sense because Malone and Borelli offered him a better-paying job with health care, a pension and other benefits he does not now receive.Malone is accusing Sparaco, Ballard, Rockland County Republican Party Chairman Vincent Reda and Clarkstown town Republican Committee Chairman Bob Axelrod of defamation and defamation by implication, according to the lawsuit.

Malone is seeking damages on the grounds that his reputation and good public standing have been injured and that he has suffered mental pain and anguish, according to the lawsuit. He is leaving it up to the court to determine the damages, his lawyer, Daniel Bertolino of Upper Nyack, said.

“When Mr. Sparaco says that his interest is not for sale, Dennis’ response is, that’s probably true because he already sold his interests when he took the $75,000 part-time political patronage job that he currently holds,We offer the biggest collection of old masters that can be turned into hand painted cleanersydney on canvas.” Bertolino said.
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