Listen to emotional audio as firefighter report’s neighbor’s home engulfed: Barnwell, SC fireman reports his neighbor’s home was burning this morning – only 5 days after an Allendale, SC fireman reported his mom’s home was ablaze

South Eastern Social Justice Breaking News Bulletin – 12-7-17 3:30 p.m.

When it affects our heroes

Second CSRA firefighter, in only five days, sadly learns what its like when a fire hits too close to home

Fully engulfed mobile home fire next to firefighter’s home: “It’s gonna be next door to me”

By Greg Peterson
South Eastern Social Justice Breaking News
Co-owner, News Director
906-273-2433

(Barnwell, SC) – Two CSRA firefighters know what its like for a structure fire two shock their personal lives.
“10-70 structure – It’s gonna be next door to me,” said the understandably emotional Barnwell, SC fireman early today. 10-70 means a fire reported.

Early this morning , Thurs. Dec. 7, 2017, a Barnwell, SC fireman radioed his dispatcher that a neighbor’s mobile home was ablaze.

Most firefighter’s know that even a swift response seems like hours when you are watching a home burn.
Another fire official arriving on the scene told his buddies it was serious.

“I have a fully involved single-wide mobile home,” the another firefighter said as he pulled up to the scene in a fire truck. “All units step it up.”

The blaze was about 100 yards – or literally a field away – from his home at 2727 Red. Oak Road in Barnwell, SC.

Only five days earlier a fireman in Allendale, SC reported his mother’s home was engulfed. Scroll down to read that story.

However, the fire was already too big to save the home.
The mobile home at 2705 Red Oak Road in Barnwell was destroyed.
Among those assisting on the scene was the Barnwell County Sheriff’s Department.

No injuries were reported. The cause has not been released.

Its also appears there were two farm combine fires reported this past week in Barnwell County.

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Previous story two days ago:

Exclusive listen to the emotional firefighter – whose mother is luckily just fine despite her home completely burning

By Greg Peterson
South Eastern Social Justice Breaking News
Co-owner, News Director
906-273-2433

(Allendale, SC) – A terrible shock to a member of the Allendale Rescue Squad when he realized the fully-engulfed home firefighters were responding to – is his mothers.

Fire at 127 Gibson Street in Allendale, SC

The home at 127 Gibson Street in Allendale, SC was one of four residences that were destroyed in less than 20 hours in Aiken and Allendale counties.

The blaze was reported about 5:20 a.m. ET on Sat., Dec. 2, 2017 in the city of Allendale, SC.

“Its gonna be my mother’s residence,” said one rescue official on the scene as he witnessed flames wrapped around the brick frame home and fire shooting out the windows.

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EXCLUSIVE HEART-WRENCHING AUDIO LISTEN South Carolina: Allendale, SC firefighter gets called to mom’s engulfed home – Four homes destroyed in less than 24 hours in Aiken and Allendale counties and the latest was the home of a firefighter’s mother

URGENT – SE Social Justice News Bulletin – 12-2-17 2:27 a.m. ET – Four homes destroyed in less than 24 hours in Aiken and Allendale counties and the latest was the home of a firefighter’s mother

Exclusive listen to the emotional firefighter – whose mother is luckily just fine despite her home completely burning

By Greg Peterson
South Eastern Social Justice Breaking News
Co-owner, News Director
906-273-2433

(Allendale, SC) – A terrible shock to a member of the Allendale Rescue Squad when he realized the fully-engulfed home firefighters were responding to – is his mothers.

The home was one of four residences that were destroyed in less than 20 hours in Aiken and Allendale counties.

The blaze was reported about 5:20 a.m. ET on Sat., Dec. 2, 2017 in the city of Allendale, SC.
“Its gonna be my mother’s residence,” said one rescue official on the scene as he witnessed flames wrapped around the brick frame home and fire shooting out the windows.

Meanwhile about 2:25 a.m. today (Sat., Dec. 2, 2017), a neighbor called Aiken 911 to report a home had already burned to the ground- as both are located in a relatively remote area.
Numerous firefighters rushed to the scene of a home that – in fact – was completely destroyed before anyone knew it was burning.
The blaze is located in a very remote location at 6712 Lake Vincent Road in Aiken, SC
A neighbor – some distance away – noticed a glow and trees on fire – and she called Aiken 911.
Its is not clear if anyone was home at the time. If we get an update, it will be passed along.

On Friday (12-1-17), two big fires including a double-wide mobile home were reported north of Aiken, SC.

About 12:24 p.m. ET Friday a full-involved structure fire north of Aiken in a few hours

Monetta, SC firefighters and lots of mutual aid responded to the blazing double-wide mobile home – set off the highway a bit on the 3000 block of Columbia Highway North (aka U.S.-1).
Everyone evacuated.

About 11 a.m. Friday, a structure fire was battled at or near 3037 Columbia Highway North in Aiken County
Numerous agencies responding to a structure fire along Columbia Highway North near Monetta, SC
Monetta Volunteer Fire Department, Aiken County Sheriff’s Department, Monetta Rescue Squad

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https://www.facebook.com/Allendale-County-Rescue-SquadAllendale-County-EMS-208776082494268/

Allendale, SC assault: Law enforcement and paramedics on the scene of a reported “assault victim” at the Allendale/Barnwell Disabilities and Special Needs Board at a farm setting in Allendale

S.E. Social Justice Breaking News Bulletin – Allendale County, SC assault – 11-29-17 1:10 p.m.

Law enforcement and paramedics on the scene of a reported “assault” at Allendale/Barnwell Disabilities and Special Needs Board, Allendale in Allendale, SC.

By Greg Peterson
S.E. Social Justice Breaking News
News Director/Co-owner
1-906-273-2433

(Allendale, SC) – Police and paramedics on scene of reported assault at a facility for those with disabilities and special needs in Allendale County, SC.

The Allendale County rescue squad ambulance was sent at 12:43 p.m. today, Nov. 29, 2017 to the Allendale/Barnwell Disabilities and Special Needs Board, Allendale at 421 Barnwell Highway in Allendale, SC.

Few details are known about the reported “assault victim.” The facility appears to be located in a farm setting. Law enforcement is on the scene. It is not clear if the victim is a client or an employee.

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Here is how the agency is described on it website:
https://scaccess.communityos.org/zf/profile/agency/id/58058

This agency helps get services for persons meeting the eligibility criteria for the Mental Retardation Division or the Autism Division of the SC Department of Disabilities and Special Needs (DDSN).

There may be a waiting list for some services. Some service funding may only be available through the MR/RD Home and Community-based Waiver. Ask the agency for additional information about this waiver.

This agency also provides early intervention services for children with delays or disabilities even though the children may not be DDSN eligible. Persons seeking services from the Head and Spinal Cord Injury Division of DDSN should call 1-866-867-3864 for an eligibility screening.

For information about DDSN, call 1-888-376-4636 toll-free or visit the website at:
www.state.sc.us/ddsn

Allendale/Barnwell Disabilities and Special Needs Board, Allendale
Allendale/Barnwell Disabilities and Special Needs Board, Barnwell

https://scaccess.communityos.org/zf/profile/agency/id/58058

 

EXCLUSIVE New Details of Augusta Area Political Corruption Raid: We have a list of thousands of items seized from the Allendale, SC Town Hall on Oct. 3, 2017 during a massive FBI and SLED raid involving allegations of political corruption

S.E. Social Justice Breaking News Bulletin – Happening Now

The list of what the FBI and SLED seized at the Allendale Town Hall during political corruption raid – tens of thousands of records

11-17-17 8:30 p.m. ET

By Greg Peterson
S.E. Social Justice Breaking News
News Director/Co-owner
1-906-273-2433

(Allendale, SC) – A state and federal probe into alleged corruption involving Allendale city officials appears to be much more in-depth and widespread than originally thought – as agents confiscated almost all city records amounting to tens of thousands of files and more.

Federal prosecutors – in a motion to seal the search warrant – stated officials feared tipping off “targets” of the probe – and that could result in the destruction of records and city officials fleeing to avoid prosecution.

For almost a month before the raid, only a handful of state and federal law enforcement and judicial officials knew of the pending search and seizure of tens of thousands of city records and the town hall.

In fact, the motion points out that tipping off suspects could result in danger to cooperating informants and witnesses in the corruption probe.

The motion to seal the search warrant information was prepared by Asst. U.S. Attorney Jay N. Richardson on behalf of South Carolina U.S. Attorney Beth Drake.

Records obtained by S.E. Social Justice Breaking News reveal the dozens of city records obtained on Oct. 3, 2017 when state and federal agents raid the Allendale, SC City Hall – serving a search warrant and seizing thousands of pages of records with no one present representing the city when agent burst through the door.

The raid was conducted by agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED).

Among the records seized were the “James Elmore Backhoe Injury File;”credit cards (Office Max, Home Depot); Water Department work orders; 2016 payroll records/ledgers, invoices, employee time sheets, hard drives, documents related to insurance and vehicle auction; several ledger books, numerous checkbook receipts, grant documents, documents from the insurance reserve fund; and much, much more.

In fact, it appears the probe into alleged corruption by city officials now appears to be much more sweeping than originally thought – as agents seized virtually all city records including most departments..

Here is a list of what the FBI and SLED seized:

The search warrant was signed on Sept. 27, 2017 by U.S. Magistrate Judge Paige Jones Gossett in Columbia, SC – and the agents were given until Oct. 11 to conduct the raid.

FBI Special Agent Deborah Gordon inventoried what agents were removing after the surprise raid at 9:06 a.m. ET on Oct. 3, 2017.

Agent Gordon states that no one was present at city hall to received a copy of the warrant and inventory.

The official inventory sheet or thousands of city records was signed by FBI Special Agent Clay Trippi on Oct. 10, 2017

Mayor Ronnie Jackson was quoted by local TV stations (WRDW, WJBF, WAGT) – reportedly telling one station the investigation has to do with use of a piece of city equipment on land that he owned.

The mayor denied taxpayer money had been stolen.

The mayor is quoted as saying Allendale City Administrator Dewayne Ennis was inside the building along with SLED and the FBI.

However search warrants states “no one was present” except for law enforcement officials.

Local news coverage:

http://www.thepeoplesentinel.com/news/2017-10-05/allendales-town-hall-back-open-business#.Wg9yqjeX34Y

http://www.wrdw.com/content/news/SLED-and-FBI-investigating-officials-in-Allendale-449283803.html

http://wjbf.com/2017/10/03/fbi-investigators-at-allendale-city-hall/

https://www.fitsnews.com/2017/10/03/sled-fbi-raid-underway-in-allendale/

https://www.facebook.com/fitsnews/posts/1519740431425078

http://www.postandcourier.com/news/fbi-agents-executed-search-warrant-tuesday-at-allendale-city-hall/article_7131cae8-a863-11e7-827d-77fdb3d1571b.html

http://www.townofallendale.sc.gov