From NJ but visiting my cousin in Bluffton this weekend. We did the day on Daufuskie Island

Guess someone left the DeLorean running.

Stumbled across our own little Gangland series and was just wondering what other organizations are we notorious for?

https://youtu.be/P4YT_Bg0uvk?si=jU8dC5d7W_Ub142t

Spotted this in Myrtle tonight! I miss this design! Way better than the new Revolutionary war design that I sadly have on my car

Represents parts of Dorchester county, Berkeley county and Orangeburg county. This is how he talks to people, a man being paid with our tax dollars meant to be working for us. How does this attitude help anyone?

https://kasiesouthcarolina.com/our-story-250-years-later-and-still-writing

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Greatness in South Carolina includes Garden City Pier karaoke, the 3.4 mile Watermelon Festival parade from Varnville to Hampton, 1 Million Cups weekly entrepreneurial meet-ups in Columbia, Myrtle Beach, Greenville, and Charleston, St Pat’s at Five Points and the Lexington Blowfish St Patrick’s Parade, Mardis Gras in Shandon and Poultry Festival in Batesburg-Leesville. Whether it’s the Sun Dial Festival in Barnwell or the Gaffney Peach Festival, South Carolina’s greatness is in communities coming together.

FOUND, THANK YOU FOR HELP

On April 4, 2015, Walter Scott, a 50-year-old Black man, was shot and killed by former North Charleston police officer Michael Slager during a traffic stop. Slager falsely claimed self-defense, but video recorded by Feidin Santana showed Walter Scott unarmed and running away when he was shot in the back. The video also captured Slager attempting to cover up the shooting by placing his taser near Walter Scott’s body.

After years of legal proceedings, Slager ultimately pleaded guilty to federal civil rights violations and was sentenced to 20 years in prison. Now, the Scott family has been notified that Slager has been approved for early release to a halfway house beginning October 27, 2027. Based on the information currently available, this appears to be tied to a loophole in the First Step Act. Although his actions amounted to a violent killing, his federal conviction was for a civil rights offense rather than murder, making him apparently eligible for release credits that should never apply in a case like this.

The Scott family is calling for the Federal Bureau of Prisons to rescind Michael Slager’s early release and require that he serve the remainder of his sentence.

Please take a moment to stand with the Scott family and sign the petition to block Michael Slager’s early release.

https://c.org/9QFrzCXM4z