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Police Officer A MAN will stand trial accused of demanding entry into a neighbour’s property by impersonating a police officer. Edward Ferguson allegedly simulated talking into a police radio at the property in Glasgow’s Possilpark on May 6 2020. The 63-year-old is further alleged to have repeatedly banged on the window and door.
READ MORE: It is also stated that he gesticulated in an aggressive manner while demanding entry. Ferguson pleaded not guilty to separate charges of behaving in a threatening or abusive behaviour and impersonating a police officer. A trial was fixed for May this year by Sheriff Gerry McMillan and Ferguson remains on bail for the matter.
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AIKEN, S.C. (AP) - Buy or bake a cake and put some candles on it.
It’s Aiken County’s 150th birthday.
On March 10, 1871, South Carolina Gov. Robert K. Scott signed the legislative act that authorized its creation.
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The date is easy to pinpoint.
Much more difficult to determine, however, is the person or persons who should get the credit for Aiken County’s founding.
“It’s a complicated story because it was a decades-long process,” said Lauren Virgo, executive director of the Aiken County Historical Museum. “There were multiple men involved with it across the decades, all with their own various reasons why they wanted to found Aiken County.”
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