Tuesday, January 7, 2014

Report: Miles tried to kill himself

COLUMBIA, SC (WIS) -
A Richland County Sheriff's Department incident report released Tuesday indicates Kenny Miles tried to commit suicide in November.
Kenny Miles (Source: Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center)Kenny Miles (Source: Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center)
The former USC running back was found on Nov. 4 lying in the doorway of his vehicle in a business park near Irmo. He had suffered a gunshot wound to his arm.
According to the report, Miles initially told investigators that he had been shot by a friend over a woman. After investigators verified an alibi provided by that friend, the 23-year-old admitted that he had lied, the report states.
Miles eventually admitted that he had shot himself in a suicide attempt and had intentionally lied to investigators about the incident, according to the report.
Miles turned himself in to authorities Tuesday morning. He was charged with giving false information to law enforcement officers.
Sheriff Leon Lott said he hopes the courts rule that Miles is responsible for paying the department back for its time and effort in investigating the false robbery report.
A judge set a $440 personal recognizance bond for Miles Tuesday morning. He will be allowed to live with his parents in Georgia and travel to South Carolina for physical rehabilitation.
 
The shooting sceneThe shooting scene
Miles had been working as a support clerk at the South Carolina Attorney General's Office since August until requesting a 30 day medical leave shortly after the shooting.
Spokesman Mark Powell said Miles was working with community outreach and youth mentoring.
Miles played in all 13 Gamecock football games in 2012. The tailback was third on the team with 359 rushing yards on 104 carries.

As a redshirt freshman in 2009, Miles led the team in rushing with 117 carries for 626 yards.

For his career, he rushed for 1,341 yards on 315 carries, including four 100-yard rushing games. Two of his five touchdowns came in the 2011 Capital One Bowl win over Nebraska.
Miles graduated in May with a degree in criminal justice.
In March, Miles took part in Washington Redskins rookie camp, but is not currently listed on the team's roster.
Copyright 2014 WIS. All rights reserved.

Deputies: Woman left children in car on I-26 in freezing temps

Posted: Jan 07, 2014 2:48 PMUpdated: Jan 07, 2014 3:23 PM

Krystal Cannon (Source: Spartanburg County Detention Center)Krystal Cannon (Source: Spartanburg County Detention Center)
SPARTANBURG, SC (FOX Carolina) -
A woman is accused of leaving her daughter and her mentally handicapped nephew in a car on the interstate in freezing cold temperatures on Monday, according to an incident report from the Spartanburg County Sheriff's Office.
According to the incident report, Krystal Cannon, 25, of Woodruff, was involved in an altercation with her husband while driving down Interstate 26 and later left the car on the side of the highway with the children inside.
The husband said in the incident report that Cannon scratched his faced and pulled his hair before he got out of the driver's seat and she drove away with her daughter and nephew in the car.
The car was found by deputies a short time later parked on I-26 with its flashers on and the 3-year-old child and the mentally handicapped nephew in the car, but Cannon was not present, the report said.
Deputies said the temperature was 29 degrees with 24 mph winds. 
The report said the car was said to be out of gas.
Cannon never returned to check on the children, deputies said in the report.
Cannon has been charged with neglect of a child or helpless person and criminal domestic violence, according to online records for the detention center.
Copyright 2014 FOX Carolina (Meredith Corporation). All rights reserved.

An Update from 1986bettszachary's channel (YouTube Upload Schedule)

Hello Youtube, I'm Zachary Betts as your host of the 1986bettszachary's channel and let's get serious about what's to come on my youtube channel, and here is the you tube upload schedule for the months leading up to 2014.

Winter 2014

- News, Weather & Sports Videos
- Retakes at Rivertown Crossings Mall
- Road Trip Videos
- Food Reviews
- Downtown Grand Rapids elevators
- Hotel tours

Milestones for 2014'

- 300,000 video views
- 200 Subscribers
- 2 year anniversary of elevator filming

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Monday, September 9, 2013

The One Year Anniversary of My Mom's Death

A Year ago this day, i was met with the saddest news my heart could bear. News no one wishes to hear. That my dear Mother had passed away. it came as a shock to all who knew her. Eight hours earlier  around 1 AM  on September 9, 2012 seconds before I went to bed, which it would be the last time that I would live on 440 Rosewood Court in Mansfield, Ohio and with my mom before her death, I saw her in pain. My mother would ask me to go get two ice paks for her back. Then I went to bed afterwards.

The Next Day I watched My Mother Die. I called Some of my Famliy Members inculding my grand parents, my elder grandparents. then called 9-1-1, then I called my dad and I said that i need to live with my dad in Hudsonville,Michgan. A week later just two days after my mom's funeral i moved to Hudsonville,Michigan.

One year later, my heart still aches for the loss, cries out for the life and love it misses dearly. Mom, i miss you so much. I hope your wings you've gained are giving you the freedom you sought so dearly in life. I love you more than any of these words could eloquently express. Rest in Peace, My Dear Mother and know that you are still loved and missed dearly.

I Took Some Photos of My Mother's Grave on September 2, 2013
 
 
Sharon Kay Watts- Betts December 16, 1958- Spetmber 9, 2012

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Thursday, August 29, 2013

Remerbering Bud Smith

Yesterday Bud Smith, My Elder Grandpa passed away from cancer, Our Thoughts and Prayers Goes to The Smith and Betts Families. This Weekend I am Planning to go to Ohio To attend his funeral. I will keep you informed on what date, time and location of the funeral will be.

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Thursday, August 15, 2013

Makhaela Jenkins of Baltimore, Ohio kicked off school's football team because she's a girl

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BALTIMORE, Ohio - A 12-year-old’s dream of playing football for her school has been sidelined by a central Ohio school district because she’s a girl.
Makhaela Jenkins, of Baltimore, Ohio, was told Tuesday that she’s ineligible to play for her middle school football team because the Liberty Union-Thurston School District does not allow females to play contact sports. The list of sports girls are not allowed to play includes football and wrestling.
The team's coaches gave Makhaela a roster spot and a locker after she spent the previous two days practicing. But district Superintendent Paul Matthews said she is not allowed to participate in any games or contact drills.
Matthews said the district is not violating any rules or regulations, including Title IX, a portion of the Education Amendments of 1972 . The law reads in part:
“No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity receiving federal financial assistance..,” the document reads.
Under Title IX, all public schools that receive federal funds are required to perform self-evaluations of their efforts to provide equal opportunities based on sex,  according to the Equity Resource Center . School administrators are also required to provide written assurances to the Department of Education that their institutions are in compliance with the guidelines while federally funded equipment and/or facilities are in use.
Matthews said the school district is not violating the policy because the school provides opportunities for girls to play sports.
"We think we have plenty of places for everyone to fit in, but it is simply a choice,” he said about the district’s policy.
Matthews cited a federal law that permits school districts to decide if a girl can play contact sports.
“It is a choice our district has the option to make and that is the choice we have decided to make," he said.
The move came as a surprise to the Jenkins family and other members of the community because Makhaela has played youth football in the Baltimore area for several years without incident. The league where she played was not affiliated with the school district.
Makhaela, who spent the off-season weightlifting to get ready for the upcoming season, said she has earned a spot on the team and wants to play.
The seventh-grader also said allowing her to play would send a social message.
"It sets me apart from everyone else and it lets everyone know it is OK to be different and you don't have to follow what everyone else does," she said.
Some members of the community are asking the district to change its policy. 
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Friday, August 9, 2013

Food Review : Turkey BLT and Corn on the cob, plus Sprecher Fire Brewed Lo-Cal Root Beer

I was eating a Turkey BLT and Corn on the cob and Drinkng Sprecher Fire Brewed Lo-Cal Root Beer.
 last night for dinner.

Our Lo - Cal Root Beer Soda is prepared in a hand-made, gas-fired kettle right at our micro-brewery. By using just a touch of real Wisconsin honey, pure vanilla and a host of botanicals, we produce our rich, rooty flavor and thick creamy head. (Note: contains the sweetener saccharin.) For your optimum enjoyment, serve in frosted mugs.

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