The juvenile last seen in the Charleston area
Credit: Mount Pleasant Police Department Author: WLTX Updated: 1:06 PM EDT May 26, 2021
COLUMBIA, S.C. Mount Pleasant Police Department is asking the public for assistance in locating a missing teen who they believe might be in the Columbia area.
Marilin Aguilar-Vallalobos, 16, was last seen in a blue Honda Accord leaving a Blue Water gas station in the Charleston area on Friday, May 21.
Anyone with information about Aguilar-Vallalobos location is asked to contact Det. K. Clark with the Mount Pleasant Police Department at (854) 202-1960 or kclark@tompsc.com
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First responders from multiple agencies responded to a home on Bedford Road at 1:11 a.m. on Tuesday, May 18 in Pleasantville, when a fire was discovered by a New Castle Fire Marshal who was passing by in the area.
According to officials from the Chappaqua Fire Department, crews were able to extinguish the bulk of the fire from the outside, but by the time they had, it had already spread to the inside of the structure.
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A Northern Westchester home built in the 1890s was destroyed overnight when a massive fire broke out, officials said.
First responders from multiple agencies responded to a home on Bedford Road at 1:11 a.m. on Tuesday, May 18 in Pleasantville, when a fire was discovered by a New Castle Fire Marshal who was passing by in the area.
According to officials from the Chappaqua Fire Department, crews were able to extinguish the bulk of the fire from the outside, but by the time they had, it had already spread to the inside of the structure.
Officials said that the fire had gotten into the walls and with balloon frame construction inside the residence, it quickly traveled up through the walls into the attic area, wreaking havoc on the home.
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PITTSBURGH – Due to the alleged expiration of a whistleblower claim’s statute of limitations, the Borough of Mount Pleasant is seeking summary judgment to dismiss a lawsuit alleging it wrongfully terminated its former police chief, for his pursuit to atone for alleged waste and wrongdoing committed by the municipal government.
Douglas Sam of Mount Pleasant first filed suit in the Allegheny County Court of Common Pleas on Oct. 16 versus The Borough of Mount Pleasant.
Sam became Mount Pleasant Police Chief on March 2, 2015, after being commended for his strong military background, leadership skills, experience and numerous certifications.