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Two people who were shot late Tuesday night on Kristin Drive are expected to survive their wounds after being rushed to Vidant Medical Center , the Greenville Police Department reported . About 11:50 p.m., dispatchers sent officers to the 100 block of Kristin Drive off S.W. Greenville Boulevard for a report of shots fired, the department reported . When they arrived, the officers discovered that two young men had been shot. The victims, Randell Maleak Turnage , 18, and Robere Summers Coward , 19, were transported to the hospital with serious but not life threatening injuries , according to reports. While on the scene, officers discovered an apartment and an unoccupied vehicle had also been struck by gunfire. There were no additional injuries, although the police report listed two adults, two teenagers and two juveniles living in the building as additional victims. A burgundy Ford Explorer was hit by bullets, and damage was estimated at $4,000. Damage to the building, which consiste...

Burglaries: Police received two calls about residential burglaries the evening of Aug. 16. One call involved a home on Warren Road and the second was on Elbur Avenue. Burglary, Parkwood Road: Police were called about 7:45 p.m. Aug. 15 to a home about a break-in. Criminal damaging, Madison Avenue: Police Aug. 17 discovered graffiti painted on a pavilion by the playground in Madison Park. Wheel theft, Olive Avenue: A resident called police about 1:45 a.m. Aug. 15 to report hearing two people talking outside her home. One of them said, "Shut the door." When the woman looked outside, she saw a newer model two- door black SUV in the middle of the street. It began driving away southbound. She also saw a Honda parked in the street with all the wheels missing. Police have said the thieves appear to be targeting Honda vehicles . Wheel theft, Roycroft Avenue: Police discovered a car about 3:12 a.m. Aug. 15 parked in the street with all four wheels missing. Wheel theft, Franklin...

Published: Friday, August 25, 2017 @ 5:41 PM By: Will Garbe, Lawrence Budd - Staff Writer A neighbor held back tears Friday as she talked about her friend, Karen Osorio-Martinez, the Procter & Gamble scientist who called 911 Wednesday and said she found her 15-month-old daughter dead in a car that had been in the work parking lot all day. “I don’t know what happened,” said the neighbor, who declined to be identified. “I don’t know if she was distracted. I don’t know.” In a search warrant affidavit filed Friday morning , Mason Detective Jeff Wyss said Osorio- Martinez told police she was running late to work that day and usually drops off her daughter, Sofia Aveiro, at day care. RELATED: Mother’s call says baby died in back of the car No charges have been filed, though the investigation is continuing. Police seized a Graco 4Ever car seat , a car seat pad, sunscreen and Mickey Mouse shoes from Osorio-Martinez’s vehicle, according to the affidavit. The rear- facing car seat was...

COATESVILLE >> A city man who’s had previous run-ins with the law suffered a non-fatal shooting at the Regency Park Apartments on Monday night, and he’s now in intensive care . Police were called to the 600 block of Victoria Drive at approximately 9:47 p.m. for a shooting, and upon arrival, officers located 25-year-old Jamil Battle, who was shot once in the lower back, police said. Battle was then transported to Paoli Hospital, where he underwent surgery and is currently in the intensive care unit , police said. Coatesville Police Chief Jack Laufer said Battle was found inside an apartment when police arrived on the scene, but it’s unclear where Battle was when he was shot. Advertisement Neighbors reported witnessing a vehicle fleeing the scene immediately after the shooting, but an accurate description of the suspected vehicle was not yet available, Laufer said. Several bullets struck the apartment building, as well as the doors and window around the entrance to ...

Project to be completed by summer 2018 Tuesday, August 22nd, 2017 1:46 PM Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Email ").popup({ "positionTo" : "origin", "transition" : "flip", "history" : false, "overlayTheme" : "b", "theme" : "none", "dismissible" : false }).popup("open"); }); }); Print By Thomas Vogel Staff Reporter River Forest's Park District Board of Commissioners, Aug. 14, unanimously approved a $782,056 renovation to its headquarters at the Metra depot, 401 Thatcher Ave. Construction is scheduled to begin in December and, if all goes well, will be finished by June 2018, in time for the district's slate of summer programming, according to Executive Director Michael Sletten .   "It'll be much more convenient to use," Sletten said of The Depot. "The camps will be able to increase capacity. It will also open up the opportunity for us to do so...