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FEMA looks at damage in Spartanburg two weeks after tornado, heavy rains, blow through
on February 22, 2020 at 4:47 am
SPARTANBURG, SC (FOX Carolina) - Bruce Tjelta says he feels lucky. When storms hit two weeks ago, his neighborhood on a hill off Maplelane Street in Spartanburg barely had any damage. "Just down the other side of the hill was really bad," he told FOX Carolina. But less than a mile from his home, it was a different story. "It wasn't till I drove just a half mile up the road that i realized 'oh, this is a lot worse than I thought,'" Tjelta recalled. "It looked like a whole different neighborhood," he added. "And that was the real shocking part. I was just like: 'wow, I'm somewhere else now.'" That area--just down the road from Sprtanburg Methodist College--was one of the places FEMA crews looked at Thursday. "There's been some delay because of the amount of debris and trees blocking roads, and blocking yards and things," said Doug Bryson, Emergency Management Director for Spartanburg. Bryson says FEMA looked throughout the entire county, at every single problem area, of which there were many. "Took that information back to Columbia yesterday, and they are vetting it, double checking it for accuracy, and matching up addresses with everything," Bryson explained. Ever since the storm hit, he says local EMS crews and volunteers have been going around to every damaged home that requested debris pickup. "We go through and vet that every day, and call off anyone who has already been taken care of. So every day we have an accurate idea of how many are still left," Bryson said. "Unfortunately, just because a storm like this comes through does not automatically mean that there's going to be any aid or a disaster declaration," he also cautioned. FEMA looks at things like fatalities, power outages and available housing as criteria for whether they will provide aid to an area. Both men hope their report will bring relief. "hopefully something will come from that quickly," Tjelta said.
Anderson PD: missing man last seen wearing hospital gown
on February 22, 2020 at 3:57 am
ANDERSON, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Anderson police need your help finding a missing man they say hasn't been seen in four weeks. APD says Michael McCreight Sr. was reported missing from East N. Avenue, and was last seen wearing a hospital gown and socks with no shoes. He was last spotted near N. Fant Street and E. Greenville Street. Anyone who knows where he is should call APD at 864-844-1553. Reference case #20-08789 when you call. You can also email Det. Eddleman at [email protected]
Woman sentenced for serious hit-and-run in July 2018
on February 22, 2020 at 3:02 am
PICKENS, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Ron Duncan says more than a year and a half after a serious hit-and-run crash sent him to the hospital, justice has been served. Back in July 2018, he was the victim of a hit-and-run crash in Pickens County. He was left lying in the middle of the road, on the way home from a cookout when he was struck along Durham Mill Road. His wife was following behind him and saw it all happen, parking immediately to help him. He was left with skull damage, 11 broken ribs, a broken leg, an arm broken in three places, and damage to his spleen and pelvic area. The driver who left him behind was identified as Trista Marie Sanders. She was arrested within a week of the collision and charged. This week, Sanders was handed down her sentence: 10 years suspended to 4 and a half years in prison, along with 5 years of probation. For Duncan and his wife, this is a major relief; she had to juggle time between work and the hospital and was the only one working for some time. PREVIOUS COVERAGE:

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