According to the Aiken County Sheriff's Office:
A Warrenville woman reported items missing from her house Monday, including electronics and jewelry. The woman said the back door of her home on Eilyaw Acres Lane was pried open.
An Aiken woman reported her ex-boyfriend threatened to blow up her house Monday on Watkins Lane after she told him she had a new boyfriend.
A Ridge Spring man reported a domestic dispute Monday on Deerbrook Drive when a woman threw a toaster at him and also struck him over the head with her hand.
A Warrenville woman reported Tuesday an unknown subject stole a gas can and spotlight from the back porch of her home on Sweetbay Circle.
A Graniteville man turned himself in Monday after a woman on Honors Circle realized he charged $700.12 to her card without her permission. The woman allowed the man five days to pay her back the money, which he did not do.
An Aiken woman reported vandalism Monday on her Eutaw Street home after she noticed the passenger side window had been knocked out. There were no items missing.
A Beech Island man reported his car parked on Pine Long Road was missing its tag Monday.
A principal reported vandalism Monday when a mobile unit at a school on Weldon Way had been broken into. Multiple electronic items were missing.
A Graniteville man reported items missing Monday from his Donald Pearson Drive residence.
According to Aiken Department of Public Safety:
A man on Highland Reserve reported Monday that pickleball players were causing a disturbance nearby. The man said the noise generated from the people playing greatly disturbed his quality of life and his overall health. Officers observed the court, but nobody was playing pickleball at that time.
A man on Woodbine Road reported Monday he received a scam phone call from an unknown suspect stating that he had a federal grand jury charge against him and that he needed to call the suspect back. Officers called the number, but no one answered.
A woman on Union Street reported finding a lawn chair that did not belong to her on her yard Monday that was in direct line of sight of her bedroom. The woman's home was put on extra patrol.
A man on Aldrich Street on Monday reported being contacted by an unknown loan company stating he had two outstanding loans under his name. The man also stated he has received his paycheck late for the past several weeks, and upon arrival, it had been taped shut.
A man on Richland Avenue reported Monday that an unknown suspect attempted to use his credit card at Kangaroo Express.
A man on Holley Lake Road reported Monday that someone damaged his door on a home he is trying to sell.
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