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Tigers' recruiting picks up some steam
Found: 2 Days 21 Hours 15 Minutes ago Upstate Today - Clemson picked up a major verbal commitment from one of the nation?s top-rated wide receiver recruits on Saturday, when Bryce McNeal of Minneapolis, Minn. made his intentions known during the fourth quarter of the nationally televised U.S. Army All-American Bowl in San Antonio, Texas.
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Former trooper John B. Sawyer found guilty Found: 2 Days 22 Hours 47 Minutes ago The State - A former state trooper captured on a dashboard video repeatedly kicking a truck driver in the head after a long chase in 2006 pleaded guilty Monday to a federal civil rights charge.p/John B. Sawyer, 34, of Latta, faces a maximum 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine when sentenced, though he probably will receive a lighter penalty under federal sentencing guidelines.p/Sawyer pleaded guilty before Chief U.S. District Judge David Norton in Charleston. He remains free on bail pending his sentencing hearing, which likely won#8217;t be held for at least two months.p/Sawyer was one of two Highway Patrol troopers indicted last year on federal civil rights charges of using excessive force against suspects. The other trooper, Steve Garren, was acquitted by a Greenville jury in October.p/#8220;This is an important case, as the public places great trust in law enforcement to protect and serve them,#8221; U.S. Attorney Walt Wilkins said Monday about Sawyer#8217;s plea....
Trooper pleads in excessive force case Found: 3 Days 3 Hours 52 Minutes ago The State - A former S.C. trooper seen on a dashboard video repeatedly kicking a suspect in the head pleaded guilty today to a federal civil rights charge, the U.S. Attorney#8217;s Office said.p/John B. Sawyer faces up to 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine when sentenced later. He remains free pending his sentencing, which hasn#8217;t been scheduled, First Assistant U.S. Attorney Kevin McDonald said.p/Sawyer entered his plea this afternoon during a hearing before Chief U.S. District Judge David Norton in Charleston.p/Sawyer was accused of repeatedly kicking Sergio Caridi in the head on May 28, 2006, as Caridi was lying on the ground as ordered by officers after a chase that ended in Sumter County.p/Caridi had been ordered out of the dump truck he was driving for miles during the chase, authorities said....
Funeral director training center being upgraded Found: 3 Days 16 Hours 47 Minutes ago Times Democrat - The South Carolina Center for Funeral Service Education, also known as the Funeral Service Education department at Piedmont Technical College, will soon be the premier training facility for current and future funeral directors in the region with the completion of renovations of the embalming lab....
2009 Anderson County Council sworn in to office
Found: 4 Days 2 Hours 45 Minutes ago Anderson Independent Mail - Five of the seven members of the Anderson County Council took the oath of office in a public ceremony on Sunday.
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Tigers come home to face East Carolina
Found: 5 Days 21 Hours 43 Minutes ago Upstate Today - A capsule look at Clemson's game against the Pirates this afternoon at Littlejohn Coliseum in Clemson.
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Prep Roundup: Young McDonald leads Hilton Head Christian to victory Found: 5 Days 22 Hours 37 Minutes ago The Island Packet - Hilton Head Christian Academy boys basketball coach Mike Colella has big plans for Taylor MacDonald. In fact, he's given the 6-foot-2 freshman guard a compelling nickname: The Future....
Burned Teen Talks About Cousin's Freak Accident Found: 6 Days 23 Minutes ago WYFF 4 News - An Upstate teenager is recovering from a freak accident that left her face badly burned and her 4-year-old cousin fighting for his life....
Child Seriously Burned In Go-Kart Crash Found: 6 Days 20 Hours 51 Minutes ago WYFF 4 News - A Ware Shoals 4-year-old is continuing to fight for his life he was severely burned in a go-kart accident on Christmas day....
Upcoming basketball games Found: 6 Days 22 Hours 6 Minutes ago The Island Packet - Just when it seemed the holiday basketball tournaments were over ......
