EdgefieldDaily.com               "Edgefield County as it Happens"

Featured
Sections

Headlines
Opinion
Obituaries
Sports
Crime Blotter
Stolen Property
Happenings
Country Cooking
Wandering Minds
Classifieds
Birthdays 

Off The Wall
Cartoons
On The Record
Archives
Church Listings







Featured Columns
Dr. Myers
Carl Langley
Editor's Column


Registered Sex Offenders for Edgefield County

2005 Crime Stats

Video & Audio Updates
Audio Archive
(Testing)
Video Archive

Contact us
Contact Info
or
E-mail the Editor
Phone:
803-634-0964 day
803-279-5041 eve
803-279-8943 fax

Mail to
EdgefieldDaily.com
PO Box 972
Edgefield SC
29824


School System
EC District Office
School Board
Strom Thurmond

Charter Schools
Fox Creek

Private Schools

Wardlaw Academy

Public Offices
Edgefield County
Edgefield
Johnston
Trenton

Political
State and Federal Legislative Contacts

Local Political Parties
Republican Party
Democrat Party

Chamber of Commerce
Edgefield County Chamber

Historical

Edgefield Genealogical
Society


News links    
Edgefield Advertiser
The Citizen News
Aiken Standard
North Augusta Star
The State
Augusta Chronicle
Atlanta  Journal
United Press
Associated Press
FOX News
Reuters
CNS News
WorldNet Daily
Newsmax
Drudge Report
GoogleNews
Yahoo!News
New York Times
New York Post
Los Angeles Times
Washington Times
Washington Post







Water Authority worker charged in theft


web posted September 29, 2008
EDGEFIELD – An employee of the Edgefield County Water and Sewer Authority has been arrested and charged after allegedly stealing almost $1,000 in new brass fittings and then selling them as scrap metal at an area recycling facility in Augusta, Georgia. Richmond County Sheriff’s Investigators were tipped to the sale of the new fittings when the employee wore his Edgefield County Water Authority uniform drawing the attention of the recycling company workers.

Jerry Lee Dobbs, 43, of Mt. Canaan Drive, Trenton has been charged with petit larceny and was released on Thursday on bond. No trial date was available.

Dobbs reportedly called in saying he would be late for work on Monday, September 8. A short time later he is said to have arrived at the Augusta Steel and Metal Company with the “new brass fittings” and sold them for $87.15. The value of the fittings was stated to be $996.36, just $3.64 short of a felony charge for the alleged theft.

He was fired the following Wednesday, police reports state, after allegedly admitting to the theft to department officials. The fittings were returned to the water department on Waterworks Road in Edgefield the next day.





For all past articles please visit our Archives

 © Copyright 2008 EdgefieldDaily.com  All original material is property of EdgefieldDaily.com and cannot be reproduced, rewritten or redistributed without the expressed written permission of Edgefield Daily.com

Above Ad not linked








Additional Ad locations available

Contact Us



Parting Shots
A new book by Columnist Carl Langley

-------

JAM Straight Customs


NOTICE:
We still need recipes for Cooking Section

WEBNEWS –  Send in your favorite or favorites. There is no limit to the number of recipes you can send in. With the Editor’s wife being the driving force behind her own personal section, help her create an exchange of local favorites, home cooking, grilling, sauces, and deserts!  Send in your submissions here.