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The Richland County Sheriff’s Department said Yaqin Jackson, Jahquez Mack and Jaylyn Smith are each charged in a May 31 shooting at the Redpoint Columbia Apartments, an off-campus complex that houses many University of South Carolina students.
The suspect in the July fatal shooting at The Mall in Columbia is back in Howard County after voluntarily agreeing to be transferred back to Maryland without a formal extradition hearing or other related procedures,
The Columbia Police Department held a press conference Sunday afternoon to provide updates on the June 6th shooting at an Airbnb located on the 2400 block of Lincoln Street.
A large police presence was seen in downtown Columbia early Saturday morning. An ABC 17 News reporter arrived at the scene in the 700 block of East Walnut Street around 2:15 a.m. and saw police with a gurney standing in front of the Boone County Courthouse.
According to Columbia police, two people were killed overnight in separate shootings on Garners Ferry Road and Lincoln Street. Three people were injured.
A deadly shooting that happened last Friday at a Columbia Airbnb is sparking a bigger conversation about whether short-term rental properties are bringing violence into neighborhoods.
The incident at S Bar and Grill was one of two fatal Columbia shootings in one night. Four people were shot leaving one dead in Columbia’s downtown Elmwood Park neighborhood early Friday morning at a party in a short-term rental, according to police. Three others were injured and taken to the hospital.
After a shooting left 1 dead and 3 hurt in Columbia, calls are growing to rethink how short-term rentals affect neighborhood safety and oversight.
Maryland suspended the license of a home electronic monitoring detention company following a monthslong investigation prompted by the deaths of two Howard County teens.