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Alicia Sherea McPherson, 41, was charged with exploitation of a vulnerable adult, card theft, and fraud. The charges stem from an investigation into the alleged financial exploitation of a 73-year-old resident at Veterans Village in Florence. Family members discovered unauthorized credit card charges.
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The South Carolina Department of Public Health confirmed that bats from Dillon and Florence counties tested positive for rabies. Anyone who may have had contact with these bats is advised to reach out to their local health department for a risk assessment. Officials urge people never to handle wild or stray animals bare-handed.
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A Florence woman named Shinita Latoria Pigatt was arrested and charged with breach of trust with fraudulent intent. The Florence County Sheriff's Office reports that investigators allege she took approximately $4,000 from Little Oaks Learning Lounge between May 3 and August 9. Pigatt has since been released on a bond.
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