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Crazy Quesadilla donating portion of sales Nov. 3 to family of Sgt. Jumper
on October 22, 2020 at 3:39 am
GREER, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Another Upstate restaurant is pledging to donate part of their sales to help the family of a fallen Greenville County deputy. Antonio D'Onofrio, the owner of Crazy Quesadilla in Greer, tells FOX Carolina his restaurant will donate 25% of their sales on November 3 to the family of Sgt. Conley Jumper. Jumper was killed after a series of incident along I-85 on Tuesday, October 20. D'Onofrio says he has blue bloods running in his family; his father is a retired lieutenant from the New York Police Department, and he has other family members across the country who serve as police officers. For more details, you can visit the <a href="https://protect-us.mimecast.com/s/rQl-CpYnYLHzE8DVjHPfCYR?domain=crazy-quesadilla.com/" target="_blank">restaurant website.</a> Crazy Quesadilla's pledge comes the same day Henry's Smokehouse pledged a similar action. Originally, they were looking at donating 60% of sales on Friday, Oct. 30 to Jumper's family. After hitting a sponsorship goal, the BBQ restaurant said they would donate 100% of all profits from all three locations. RELATED COVERAGE:
Anderson PD searching for two runaway teens missing from apartment complex
on October 22, 2020 at 3:28 am
ANDERSON, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Anderson police need your help finding two teens they say went ran away from an apartment complex this week. 13-year-old Kentarious Curry and 14-year-old Nahzir Amere Scott were last seen at the Belton Woods apartments at different times. Nahzir went missing first, on Monday, October 18. Kentarious went missing two days later, on Wednesday. It's unknown if their disappearances are connected at this time. Nahzir is 5 feet 1 inch tall and weighs about 145 pounds. He was last seen wearing a black hoodie, black shorts, and white sneakers. Kentarious is 5 feet 5 inches tall and weighs about 120 pounds. He was seen wearing a grey pullover hoodie, black pants, and black shoes. Anyone who knows where either teen is should call Det. Kreig Marzolf at 864-231-2249 or email [email protected] Kentarious' case number is 20-53413, and Nahzir's is 20-53223.
Judge denies Greenville County woman's self-defense claim in murder investigation
on October 22, 2020 at 2:50 am
GREENVILLE COUNTY, S.C. (FOX Carolina) – A woman accused of killing another woman in the Nicholtown community earlier this year will remain locked up. Natasha Booker was in court today after her attorney argued the shooting was in self-defense, but ultimately, a judge decided not to drop the murder charge. Booker is charged with the murder of Jamesha Gilliam. During the hearing, Booker described what led up to Gilliam’s murder on March 11th. Booker said she had gone to get a tattoo when she and Gilliam got into an altercation. She said Gilliam punched her then pushed her into a corner and a fight broke out. Booker admitted to shooting Gilliam then fleeing the home. A judge denied the motion and the murder charge still stands. Jamesha’s mom said it’s the outcome she’s prayed for. “She deserved to stay behind bars. She’s charged with two murders and that’s where she deserves to be. Listening to all the testimony was heartbreaking about how the incident occurred over two punches. It was breaking our hearts,” Jamesha Gilliam’s mom, Dottie Dean said. Booker was out on bond for another unrelated murder charge at the time of Gilliam’s murder. The trial date for Gilliam’s murder has not been set. PREVIOUS COVERAGE: