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DHEC Map of SC coronavirus cases
on March 28, 2020 at 5:08 am
Coronavirus and the criminal justice system
on March 28, 2020 at 4:12 am
GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - With confined quarters, shared cells and communal space, jails are a growing concern for spreading the Coronavirus. Last week, South Carolina Chief Justice Donald Beatty issued a request urging courts to release any person charged with a non-capital crime until their trial date, unless they’re considered a danger to the community. The Chief Justice signed the order encouraging magistrate judges to set personal recognizance bonds for non-violent offenders, making it easier for an inmate to be released on bond while they’re awaiting trial. With this type of bond, defendants are released after signing a written promise to show up to court at a later date. Attorney Andy Moorman with Moorman Law Firm in Greenville said the idea is to cut down on the jail population to prevent spreading COVID-19. “We’re seeing a lot of emphasis put on ways to try to keep those people who are charged with non-violent offenses out of jail, so we don’t risk, to a larger extent, the spread of the virus, while making sure we don’t endanger community safety,” Moorman said.
NC state trooper killed in single-car collision
on March 28, 2020 at 3:58 am
WAYNE COUNTY, N.C. (FOX Carolina) - North Carolina State Highway Patrol announced Friday that one of their own troopers was killed in a single-vehicle collision in Wayne County. SHP says five-year veteran Nolan J. Sanders was driving his patrol car on I-795 around 7:17 p.m. when his vehicle traveled off of the roadway, striking a concrete culvert off of the right side of the roadway before coming to a rest. He was pronounced dead on the scene. “Our SHP family is devastated by the loss of Trooper Nolan Sanders this evening,” said commander of the State Highway Patrol, Colonel Glenn M. McNeill, Jr. “Trooper Sanders personified what it meant to be a Trooper, his passing will leave a lasting mark on all that had the honor to work together with him. The coming days and weeks will prove to be difficult, but we will stand with the Sanders family throughout this difficult process.” SHP's Collision Reconstruction Unit is handling the ongoing investigation.