Walmart officials caught a cashier stuffing hundreds in cash in her pockets from the register Saturday, according to Richmond County authorities.

Cashier Brianna Dicks was found with $520 in cash stuffed in her left-front pocket and right-back pocket from her register at the Deans Bridge Road location, a sheriff’s report says.

When security officials reviewed earlier shifts on surveillance tape, they realized Dicks had been pocketing cash for weeks. Here’s a list:

• On Nov. 24, Dicks was seen placing $400 from register 21 in her front and back pockets.
• On Nov. 25, Dicks placed $200 from register 25 in her front and back pockets.
• On Nov. 27, Dicks placed $550 from register 5 in her front and back pockets.
• On Nov. 28, Dicks placed $100 from register 11, $100 from register 5, and $100 from register 14 in her front and back pockets.

The total amount stolen from Walmart from multiple transactions was $2,220, the report says.

When a Walmart security employee confronted Dicks on Saturday about the money stolen from the registers she worked, Dicks pulled out $520 from her pockets.

Dicks, 28, of Blueberry Street, Augusta, was charged with felony theft by taking and taken to the Richmond County Detention Center. She remained in jail Sunday night under $5,700 bond.

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Cops say he robbed people who thought they were meeting for a cell phone purchase.

Jacquez Theondre Bolden, 21, of Augusta, is wanted for several robberies that have occurred during prearranged cell phone purchases over the past couple weeks. A Wanted Poster says he is being sought for “robbery by sudden snatching.”

For more crime news, pick up this week’s copy of The Jail Report, which includes the latest on the Flea Market busts in Augusta and a possible hate crime at Greenbrier High School.

Richmond County authorities are asking for your help in locating him. Please call Investigator Bert Gates, or any Violent Crimes Investigator at the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office, at 706-821-1020 or 821-1080. All callers can remain anonymous.

Bolden (shown at right in an earlier mugshot) has a history of local arrests in his young life.

He was arrested in 2014 for disrupting public schools, and was sentenced to 12 months in prison for that offense.

Bolden was also arrested for theft by receiving stolen property in 2015 and was granted three years of probation.

Here are more photos of Bolden form his Facebook page, which continued to show new material today.

His Facebook profile says he went to T.W. Joey High School, but that he “Studied at Counting Money.”

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A North Augusta man is being sought for a lengthy sexual relationship with a 15-year-old runaway girl from Evans.

Jason Johnson, 37, is wanted in Columbia County on charges of aggravated child molestation, child molestation, enticing a child for indecent purposes and contributing to the delinquency of a minor.

Johnson is possibly accompanied by the 15-year-old girl. Authorities say Johnson is 5’8″ tall and 175 pounds, and he drives a 1998 Ford Crown Victoria with S.C. tag KJV 240.

Johnson met the girl through his daughter or step-daughter, who is about the same age, according to Columbia County Sheriff’s Maj. Steve Morris.

Apparently, the 15-year-old girl was recently in juvenile court as an unruly juvenile. That is where authorities learned about her sexual relationship with Johnson, which allegedly occurred since July when the girl would sneak out of her Evans home to meet Johnson.

Authorities investigated and confirmed the details, but they cannot find Johnson after getting the felony warrants against him.

Anyone with information on Johnson’s whereabouts or his sexual activity with other young girls should call the sheriff’s office at 706-541-2800.

For more crime news, pick up this week’s edition of The Jail Report, which includes details on an Augusta teenager who allegedly molested a 3-year-old boy.

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A 12-year-old Hephzibah girl went missing from her home Wednesday night, authorities said,

Authorities are asking for the public’s help in finding Brianna Alexis Smalls. She is pictured here and described as 5’4″ tall and 130 pounds with shoulder-length black hair.

She went missing around 6:30 p.m. Wednesday from her home on the 3500 block of Buckner Drive, which is off Morgan Road.

If you have any information concerning this girl, please contact Investigator Lucas Heise or any Violent Crimes Investigator at the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office at (706) 821-1026 or 821-1080.

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This man likes to smoke. But he doesn’t like to pay for his bad habit.

Columbia County authorities say he is tied to four smash & grab burglaries in Columbia and Richmond counties. In each case, he brings his own bag and steals Newport cigarettes.

He is tied to the Dec. 2 burglary at the Sprint on Washington Road in Martinez and the two that occurred this week at CVS and Fuel Express.  He is also on video burglarizing the BP on Wheeler Rd in Richmond County.

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An Augusta man has been identified as the suspect in a 2011 rape and kidnapping case that occurred behind Bon Air Apartments.

Delonte Kitchings, 26, is wanted for a kidnapping and rape that occurred on New Year’s Day 2011 behind the apartments on 2101 Walton Way in Augusta.

According to authorities, a 25-year-old woman was walking at 4 in the morning on Britts Lane when a vehicle pulled up and a man ordered her into his car at gunpoint. He drove her behind Bon Air Apartments and forced her into having sex with her. He then made her put her clothes back on and released her.

At the time, authorities could not find a DNA match at the time. But Kitchings eventually got arrested in South Carolina where his DNA was taken, and it matched this case.

His last known address is 447 Lory Lane in Grovetown and arrest warrants are on file in records.

If you know his location, please contact Investigator Ken Rogers or any Violent Crimes Investigator at the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office at (706) 821-1020 or 821-1080.

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The Coroner’s Office and the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office are conducting a death investigation on a body found around lunchtime Thursday in a vacant house on the 1600 block of Burke Street in Augusta.

The body was found inside the vacant residence which was boarded up and in unsafe conditions. The body has been there for several months and was in advance stages of decomposition.

“Identity is unknown at this time, but the body will be sent to the GBI Lab to determine positive identification and an autopsy will be conducted,” Coroner Mark Bowen said in a press release. “As of right now, this death is being handled as a suspicious death.”

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The North Augusta man wanted for having a lengthy sexual relationship with his daughter’s 15-year-old friend has been found with the girl in Tennessee, authorities said.

Caleh Waskow, 15, of Evans was found alive in Sevierville, Tenn., after being abducted earlier this month by 37-year-old Jason Johnson of North Augusta, authorities said. They were found together. (Johnson and Waskow are pictured above from Facebook images.)

Sevierville law enforcement report that they got a call from a man who was following the pair. Johnson and the girl were traveling between gas stations before they were finally stopped at the Russell Stover Candy Store.

According to authorities, Johnson was taken into custody at the Sevier County Detention Center. The girl was taken to the hospital to be checked out.

Johnson was wanted in Columbia County on charges of aggravated child molestation, child molestation, enticing a child for indecent purposes and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The girl was the subject of an Amber alert this week and authorities said they believed he abducted the girl. Her parents pleaded for her return on local TV stations.

As The Jail Report told you earlier this week, Johnson met the girl through his daughter or step-daughter, who is about the same age, according to Columbia County Sheriff’s Maj. Steve Morris.

Apparently, the 15-year-old girl was recently in juvenile court as an unruly juvenile. That is where authorities learned about her sexual relationship with Johnson, which allegedly occurred since July when the girl would sneak out of her Evans home to meet Johnson.

Check back for updates…

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Here’s your exclusive first look from jail at Jason Arlis Johnson, the 37-year-old North Augusta man caught in Tennessee with his daughter’s 15-year-old friend.

The North Augusta man made national news last week when he left town with 15-year-old Calah Waskow of Evans. Authorities say he was wanted for having a lengthy sexual relationship with the girl. An Amber Alert went out over several states when he reportedly took the girl from her Evans home last Monday morning.

Sevierville law enforcement report that they got a call from a man who was following the pair. Johnson and the girl were traveling between gas stations before they were finally stopped at the Russell Stover Candy Store sometime Saturday afternoon.

According to authorities, Johnson was taken into custody at the Sevier County Detention Center, where these mugs were taken. A booking sheet lists his height as 5’8″ tall and weight as 175 pounds. His address is listed as 151 Breckenridge Drive in North Augusta.

Calah’s mother, Nora Waskow, told reporters that she was put on the phone with her daughter about 3:30 pm Saturday, after being called by an officer from the sheriff’s department.

“She said ‘Momma, I just want to come home,'” Nora said. “She said she saw us on the news and she said she was okay. She said she was all right.”

Calah was taken to hospital but is reportedly unharmed, and was taken to a juvenile detention facility overnight as a runaway until a judge could sign her into her parents’ care, according to media reports. 

Johnson was wanted in Columbia County on charges of aggravated child molestation, child molestation, enticing a child for indecent purposes and contributing to the delinquency of a minor.

As The Jail Report told you earlier this week, Johnson met the girl through his daughter or step-daughter, who is about the same age, according to Columbia County Sheriff’s Maj. Steve Morris.

Apparently, the 15-year-old girl was recently in juvenile court as an unruly juvenile. That is where authorities learned about her sexual relationship with Johnson, which allegedly occurred since July when the girl would sneak out of her Evans home to meet Johnson.

Waskow’s older brother, Jayson Wheatley, told a TV station that three or four women have contacted the family on Facebook stating Johnson had abused their children.

“Different relationships that he’s had. He had molested their daughter. One lady in particular she went to the sheriff’s office and made a report but unfortunately there wasn’t enough evidence for them to have a case,” Wheatley told an ABC station.

“It’s been three or four different ladies come forward on Facebook messaging and everything else stating he had done it to their children as well.”

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A Cross Creek High School student was armed with a BB gun on campus when he forced a 14-year-old classmate to perform oral sex on him last week, according to a warrant.

Darius Nathaniel Brown, 17, was charged Friday with weapons on school property and child molestation.

According to warrants, Brown brought the realistic-looking gun (like the one pictured here) and kept it in his gray 2007 Toyota Camry while parking at Cross Creek High School in Augusta. The gun is described as a black Umarex, model 4.5 mm BB gun.

At some point, Brown got a 14-year-old girl into his vehicle and threatened to shoot the girl “if she did not perform oral sex on him,” an arrest warrant says.

Brown was arrested Friday and remained Monday in the Richmond County Detention Center under no bond.

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Here’s the man accused in Tuesday morning’s shooting at an apartment on Central Avenue in Augusta.

Troy Leon Geter is wanted for aggravated assault and weapon possession in connection with the 10 a.m. shooting on the 2100 block of Central Avenue.

Authorities released few details on the shooting. But WRDW-TV is quoting investigators at the scene as saying there was an altercation between two men in a top apartment. The victim was reportedly shot in the foot and was taken to the hospital where he is being treated for non-life threatening injuries.

Geter should be considered armed and dangerous and is possibly occupying a white in color Dodge Charger with an unknown tag.

If you know of the suspect’s location, please call Inv. Scot Herring at 706-821-1022 or any on duty Violent Crimes investigator at the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office at 706-821-1020 or 821-1080. Callers can remain anonymous.

Geter is well-known to law enforcement with a long list of previous arrests that include battery, obstructing a 911 call, attempting to elude police, reckless conduct, and multiple counts of simple battery – family violence and driving while license suspended.

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The three young men seemed “cool” because they knew his cousin, so William Stokes invited the trio into his Augusta home.

But they weren’t “cool.”

The armed thugs eventually forced the 39-year-old man to get naked, remove his gold teeth and sit with his wrists tied and a pillow case over his head, according to a sheriff’s report. The suspects then robbed Stokes of his TV, his rifle, his gold teeth, and other belongings.

“I thought I was going to die today,” Stokes told authorities on Tuesday. “I have never been so humiliated in my life. I was forced to plead for my life and say ‘yes sir’ and ‘no sir’.”

In the end, one of the suspects was found near a dog house in the same neighborhood. He was identified as 17-year-old Tyriq Kelly of Jonathan Circle.

The other two suspects have not been identified, according to the sheriff’s report.

Kelly is being held in the Richmond County Jail under charges of kidnapping, armed robbery and weapon possession.

HERE IS THE STORY that the victim told authorities about his harrowing experience:

Stokes invited the three suspects into his residence early Tuesday because they knew his cousin. But immediately, the suspects began acting “shady.” They had arrived there in a black Jeep Liberty. When Stokes asked them about the Jeep Liberty, one of the suspects confessed that they had “got one over” on a car rental business and never returned the vehicle.

Stokes told the group that he is a family man and didn’t want them or the stolen vehicle near his home. He asked them to leave because he had to pick up his daughter from elementary school at 2:50 p.m.

But the trio ignored him and asked him about any weapons he may have in his home. Stokes said he only had one “real gun,” a .22-caliber Remington 16-shot rifle. Stokes showed one of them the rifle and they took it. After an argument over whether the weapon was real, one of the suspects pulled out a handgun and pointed it at the victim.

That’s when things turned ugly.

The armed suspect ordered Stokes to enter the back bedroom, take off all of his clothes and hand over his gold-teeth grill.

“The victim stated he pleaded for his life, at which time the suspects tied his wrists together and placed a pillow case over his head,” a report says. “He was told by the suspects to walk towards the bathroom, at which time he told them that he could not see where he was going.”

“Nigga, we’ll guide you!” the suspect said, hitting Stokes in the back of the head with the gun.

In the bathroom, Stokes was forced to lie down inside of the bathtub.

“The victim stated he feared for his life as one of the suspects repeatedly demanded the 9 mm handgun from the suspect that was holding it so he could shoot the victim himself,” the report says. “The victim stated he does not know why the suspects left but was afraid that they had not left and were just being quiet so they would not shoot him if he moved or made a sound.”

It was only the quick work of Deputy Allen Crispin that led to the discovery of Stokes in his home, bound and naked. Deputy Crispin was patrolling the area of Young Forest Drive and Rhonda Drive on Tuesday in attempt to prevent burglaries. That’s when he saw Tyriq Kelly in the back yard of a game, running. His pursuit led to Kelly’s arrest.

Next, an anonymous person told deputies that Kelly and two others were seen running from the back of a home on Gerald Drive.

Sheriff’s Lt. Robert Silas and Lt. Elijah Parker responded to the home and found an open rear door. What they found inside was shocking!

They discovered Stokes, in distress – nude, with his wrists did together and a pillow case covering his head.

Lt. Silas took action immediately by cutting the victim free and calling for EMS. But the victim didn’t appear to have any visible injuries and refused to go to the hospital.

One Stokes looked around, he realized that the robbers had taken his TV, his wallet and his rifle. He told authorities that the men also took his pride.

Know anything about the crime? Please call the sheriff’s office at 706-821-1020 or 821-1080.

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An Augusta man is being sought by authorities for violating a protective order by stalking his victim.

Richard Henry Simpson, 41, is wanted for aggravated stalking. He is described as 5’10” tall and 225 pounds.

Simpson reportedly is known to live in or frequent the area of Deans Bridge Rd., Milledgeville Rd. and Lumpkin Rd, authorities said.

Please contact Inspector Aaron Hannsz or any On-Duty Violent Crimes Investigator at the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office with any information as to SIMPSON’S whereabouts. (706) 821-1020 or (706) 821-1080.

Simpson is the same man who threw his wife down on the ground by yanking her hair and then hitting her in early 2015. He got 10 days in jail for that.

Then, in September 2015, he was seen masturbating by his neighbor on Coleman Court. The next-door neighbor said she went outside to feed her dog and saw Simpson standing in the bushes in his back yard next to the fence.

“The suspect was facing her house with his pants down around his ankles, masturbating,” a report says. “The victim and the suspect made eye contact and the victim went back into her house to get her phone. When she returned the suspect had gone inside his residence.”

Simpson had a no-contact order with the neighbor after he was convicted of harassing phone calls.

For that public indecency charge and a separate stalking charge, he was sentenced last fall to 11 months in jail.

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An Aiken man has been charged with fatally shooting an Edgefield couple to death and burning their house in a mysterious double murder that happened in October.

Dameion Thomas, 36, is charged with two counts of murder in the Oct. 9 deaths of 25-year-old Charles “Buddy” Deas and his wife, 25-year-old Andrea “Andie” Deas. The couple is pictured at right.

The couple were found dead in a house fire at Marigold Street in Edgefield, and autopsies revealed both died from being shot. A motive is unclear.

The Edgefield County Sheriff’s Office made the announcement Friday morning in a press release to Edgefield Daily.

Oddly, Edgefield County authorities arrested Thomas on Oct. 14, a week after the murders, for credit card theft, and released him on bail a week later. He was arrested Thursday night for the murders. The credit card theft charge was dismissed Friday when he made an initial appearance on the murder charges.

Thomas is pictured here in a 2011 mugshot from Richmond County for DUI.

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A young Augusta mom was fatally shot in the chest early Saturday and died at Augusta University Medical Center, authorities said.

LaShawn R. Sims, 22, was shot once at 2:30 a.m. on Bertram Court in Augusta and was pronounced dead at the hospital ay 3:22 a.m., Chief Deputy Coroner Kenneth Boose Sr. said in a press release.

The Richmond County Sheriff’s Office has not said anything about the shooting, suspects or motive. Sheriff’s Sgt. Monica Belser said that investigators have not passed on any information on to her to release.

Friends of the victim woke up to the terrible news about the death of Sims, who has a young son, Brice. On her Facebook page, LaShawn spent the week celebrating the birth of a nephew and telling friends how her son just lost his first tooth.

Here are a few Facebook posts from her friends:

• From Katina Brown-Winston: “We love you, LaShawn Sims. RIP friend, Dept manger, Brice’s mama!! We miss you already. The Good die young!! Young Pretty! Please pray for the Sims family.”
• From Inez Wilson: “It saddens my heart that people feel as though it’s simply ok to take the life of another… not even considering their children, siblings, parents, friends… or anyone… im soooooo hurt by the passing of my coworker… I just really started bonding with her… so sweet and always working hard when I see her. I’m really gonna miss her smile… this is so sad…. people you never know when you meet someone if it will be the last time… make every moment count! Rest well.”
• From Raven Tolbert: “That’s so sad and Idk what to say .. prayers to her family and most definitely to her baby boy Brice ❤ it’s to close to Christmas.”

Note: If you have information to share about LaShawn, or a photo or memory, please text it to The Jail Report at 803-487-3224.

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An Augusta man has been arrested in Saturday morning’s shooting death of a young mother.

Michael Anthony Scott, 23, is being held on charges of involuntary manslaughter and possession of a weapon during the commission of a crime in the death of his girlfriend, 22-year-old LaShawn Sims.

(Scott is pictured above in an old mugshot for marijuana possession. Credit to WRDW-TV for the updated mugshot taken Saturday, at right.)

The shooting apparently happened while Scott had been drinking and was cleaning the gun at 2 in the morning, according to Sheriff Richard Roundtree.

“He failed to clear a round out of the chamber,” Sheriff Roundtree said.

Sims was shot once at 2:30 a.m. on Bertram Court in Augusta and was pronounced dead at the hospital at 3:22 a.m., Chief Deputy Coroner Kenneth Boose Sr. said in a press release.

Sheriff Roundtree said their investigation shows there was no malice or vindictiveness in the shooting.

According to state officials, “involuntary manslaughter” occurs when a person kills someone doing something legal in an illegal way. It’s a death that results due to an act of recklessness or criminal negligence.

Friends of Sims remembered her as a friendly person who worked at a local Walmart and always had a smile. She is survived by a young son, Brice.

Sims and Scott are pictured together in several photos on the victim’s Facebook page, but their relationship was not immediately clear.

Scott is being held without bond in the Richmond County Detention Center.

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Duck hunters discovered bones Sunday morning that turned out to be human remains, according to Richmond County authorities.

The discovery was made about 9:30 .m. Sunday in a wooded area between Douglas Bernard Parkway and Gordon Highway.  The remains has not been identified.

“Investigators will be working with the GBI Crime Lab to assist in recovery analysis,” sheriff’s Sgt. Monica Belser said in a press release. “This incident is not labeled a murder at this time.”

Sgt. Belser said investigators are asking for privacy as they work the area for further collection. The exact location in the woods is not available.

“Whether the bones are male, female, black or white is not known,” she said.

For more news from local law enforcement, pick up this week’s edition of The Jail Report.

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A 16-year-old Martinez boy shot his older sister to death late Monday but was stopped by his stepfather from killing the rest of the family and himself, authorities said.

Sonny Kim has been charged as an adult with murder in the death of 23-year-old Ashley Kim at their home on 325 Tailboard Court in Martinez.

But the teen had planned a bigger bloodbath, according to sheriff’s Maj. Steve Morris.

“His original plan was to kill his stepfather, mother, and sister, and commit suicide, in that order,” Maj. Morris said. “As he was walking to his parents bedroom, his sister was sitting on the couch, so he decided to shoot her first. He shot her multiple times. The father heard the gunshots and detained him until we arrived.”

The boy’s motive is not known, Maj. Morris said. He used a .45-caliber handgun in the shootings.

This Facebook page for the suspect’s mother shows the family in happier times in 2015. The mother had just attended a work Christmas party on Monday night.

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