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Upstate cleaners use electrostatic sprayers to combat COVID-19 in offices
on November 28, 2020 at 3:56 am
GREER, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - Scott Bailey of Paul Davis Restoration says electrostatic sprayers were initially designed for the agriculture industry, but he ordered several as soon as he knew Covid would become a major threat. “The technology seemed to me to be the most efficient way to apply disinfectant,“ Bailey told fox Carolina. He says traditional sprayers will get the surfaces, but not the cracks and crevices, and everything in between and underneath, that we touch. “Employers are trying to keep their customers and their employees safe,“ he explained. That’s why he says this technology is perfect to fight COVID-19 – especially on a weekend like this one. “When the droplets come out of the sprayer, they are electrically charged,” Bailey explained. “They are positively charged, and our world is negatively charged.” “It magnetizes it,” added Bruce Ko, President of the Greenville County branch of Paul Davis. “It goes to every little space that’s open and cleans it,“ he added. He also says, they are now getting calls daily. “We get a call from the companies or businesses that are concerned about affected areas, and then we dispatch within 60 minutes,“ Ko said. He and Bailey say the charge droplets are 900 times smaller than that of traditional sprayers, and 75 times heavier than gravity. “We will have a Tyvek suit on; my guys will have all the PPE that’s required,“ Ko said. “Fifteen to twenty minutes later, folks can go back inside and re-open their business” He says this helps keep the local economy going, and saves lives.
Henderson Co. deputies search for armed bank robbery suspect
on November 28, 2020 at 12:35 am
HENDERSON COUNTY, N.C. (FOX Carolina) - Henderson County deputies are searching for leads about a suspect they say robbed a bank with a handgun Friday evening. HCSO says the robbery unfolded just after 6 p.m. at the United Community Bank on United Bank Drive in Etowah. Bank tellers used an alarm system and were able to confirm with dispatchers an armed robbery had occurred, saying the suspect demanded money while displaying a handgun. He then fled on foot with an undisclosed amount of cash. Witnesses say the suspect is a white man standing at 6 feet 2 inches tall. He was wearing blue jeans, a camouflage coat, a camouflage mask, black gloves, and a backpack. Anyone with information on who the suspect may be should call Det. Scott Aly at 828-694-3176, or use HCSO's mobile app to submit a tip.
Troopers: Car chase ends with fugitive arrest
on November 27, 2020 at 11:48 pm
CHEROKEE, SC (FOX Carolina)- The South Carolina Highway Patrol says that a former fugitive is in custody and was wanted for multiple charges after a car chase with troopers. Troopers say that George Cleveland Scott was approached by the SCHP during a traffic stop on I-85. Upon discovering that Scott was a wanted fugitive, SCHP says a car chase ensued that ended along South Carolina Highway 92. Scott then tried to flee on foot but was apprehended by authorities. Scott is being charged with failure to stop for blue lights, speeding, possession of marijuana and being a fugitive from justice. MORE NEWS: <a href="https://www.foxcarolina.com/lego-rolls-out-colosseum-a-model-of-the-roman-amphitheater-with-over-9-000-pieces/article_c570a75a-4ef2-5916-a9a3-d13c5548ebcf.html" target="_blank">Lego rolls out Colosseum, a model of the Roman amphitheater with over 9,000 pieces</a>