Stanley Tyron Thompson, 39, 202 Munroe St., Union, is charged by the sheriff’s office with assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature.
The incident report states a deputy was dispatched to Wallace Thomson Hospital on Saturday afternoon in response to a report of an assault. The victim told the deputy Thompson had assaulted her after they left a club early Friday morning. She said they had gotten into an argument; she left with a family member and went back to her residence
The victim said Thompson came to her home and she went with him to his residence. She said that while she was there he hit her in the face, knocking out a tooth. The victim said Thompson also kicked her several times in the leg. She said she got away from him and went to her home.
Thompson was taken into custody Monday night.
Another Drug Bust
Driving under infulence of alcohol is dangerous and can get you in trouble, especially if you’re stopped by sheriff’s deputies and they find drugs on you.
Marshall Christopher Upton, 34, 149 Clark Circle, Spartanburg, is charged by the sheriff’s office with driving under the influence and possession of a Schedule IV controlled substance.
The incident report states shortly before 6 p.m. Thursday a deputy observed a white Chevy Tahoe traveling on Lockhart Drive. As he followed the vehicle, the deputy saw it cross the center portion of the road several times. A traffic stop was made and the report states while questioning the driver — identified as Upton — the deputy noticed a strong odor of alcohol about Upton and the vehicle. The report states Upton also appeared very nervous, shaking and refusing to make eye contact.
The deputy asked Upton to step out of the car and asked for permission to search the vehicle. Upton got out of the car and gave the deputy permission to do the search. While the deputy searched the vehicle, another deputy gave Upton a sobriety test.
The search turned up an unmarked prescription pill bottle containing two pills believed to be Alprazolam 1MG and 2MG, both of which the report states are Shedule IV narcotics. The report states the other deputy reported Upton failed the sobriety test.
A state trooper was then called to the scene and conducted a sobriety test and then placed Upton under arrest for driving under the influence. After arriving at the jail, the report states Upton refused to take a breathalyzer test.
The pills found in Upton’s car were taken into evidence and his car towed away. A small puppy deputies found in the vehicle was taken to the Union County Animal Shelter for safekeeping.
Transient Escort
An apparently homeless woman stranded in Union County got some help on her way to Columbia from the sheriff’s office Friday afternoon.
The incident report states a deputy was dispatched to Monarch Fire Department on Lockhart Highway where the woman had been dropped off. The deputy spoke to the woman who said she got her mail at an address in Chester but could not stay there. She said she had accepted a ride with a couple coming from church under the impression they were going toward Columbia. The woman said she was trying to get to a shelter in Columbia where she had stayed before but had been let out in Union County.
After running the woman’s name and date of birth with no results reported, the report states the deputy drove the woman to the Newberry County line. A Newberry County Sheriff’s deputy then took her to transport her towards Columbia.
Incidents
The following incidents are being investigated by the Union Public Safety Department:
Gas Stolen
Two car owners reported that while their cars were parked in a driveway at 104 South St. between 9 p.m. Sunday and 7:30 a.m. Monday, someone stole a total of $55 worth of gas out of the vehicles.
Vandalism
Sometime between March 8 and 7:30 p.m. Sunday someone spray painted the side of a building at 412 South Mountain St. doing $100 worth of damage.
Money Stolen
All it took was 10 minutes and an unlocked car door to cost a woman $127.
The woman told the responding officer she had left $127 in the console of her car while in the parking lot 175 Industrial Park Road around 6 p.m. Monday. She said she had locked all the doors but the driver’s door and when she returned to the vehicle 10 minutes later the money was gone.
The following incident is being investigated by the sheriff’s office:
Vehicle Break-In
A Carlisle man came out of a restaurant Friday night to discover someone had broken into his truck.
The victim told deputies he went to the restaurant at 3440 Janie Glymph Goree Boulevard just after 9 p.m. When he came out a half-hour later he found the driver’s side window of his truck busted out and his Garmin GPS stolen from the cab. The report states the driver’s side door was still locked.
Damage to the vehicle was estimated at $200 and the GPS estimated at $120.
Arrests
The following persons were arrested by the sheriff’s office:
Erica Dawn Robinson, 22, 212 Buffalo St., Buffalo, charged Sunday with breach of peace.
Brienna Conception Stewart, 29, 310 Oakdale Road, Carlisle, charged Saturday with seven counts of financial card fraud.
Terry Lee Lawson, 51, 207 Sims Drive, Union, charged Sunday with public intoxication.
Keenan Lynn Malpass, 17, 113 Partridge Road, Union, charged Sunday with minor in possession of beer and littering.
Colby Eugene Bright, 17, 103 Lowe St., Union, charged Sunday with consumption of beer under 21.
Lalita Shandora Kirkland, 20, 175 Industrial Park Road, Apt. 16, Union, charged Monday with breach of trust with fraudulent intent.
Joseph Richard Parks, 50, 936 Webber Lake Road, Union, charged Monday with breach of trust with fraudulent intent.
Kevin Earl Harris, 45, 366 Fairwood Boulevard, Union, charged Monday with fraudulent check.
The following persons were arrested by the public safety department:
Anthony Kenneth Smith, 48, 131 Woodrow St., Union, charged Friday with driving under the influence.
Christopher Lee Rhinehart, 23, 227 Haas St., Union, charged Monday with driving under suspension third offense.
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