A golf cart crash in the Dominican Republic nearly killed Jack Rogers—leaving him with a fractured skull and brain bleed. Saved by emergency surgery, he faced a daunting journey home to Charleston for specialized care, made possible by a viral fundraiser and the heroic intervention of his friend, physician assistant Jacob Dugal. Against all odds, Jack woke up, recovered astonishingly fast, and even gave the best man speech at his friend’s wedding—just six weeks after the accident. His story is a sobering reminder of how one reckless choice can alter a life… and how love, grit, and community can turn tragedy into triumph.

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Rahmel Warren, 33, is off the streets after a high-stakes, multi-agency arrest that ended a months-long manhunt. Wanted since June for a shooting that left a 19-year-old injured, Warren was apprehended Thursday by South Carolina State Law Enforcement, U.S. Marshals, and Columbia Police. Facing charges including attempted murder and weapon possession with a felony record, he’s now in custody without bond. Sheriff Leroy Ravenell praised the teamwork — and joked Warren won’t be lighting up the Fourth of July with fireworks. This arrest brings closure to the community and underscores how coordinated law enforcement can deliver justice for violent crimes.

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Former Goose Creek police officer Devante Rumph is facing serious charges—including reckless driving, hit-and-run with injuries, and giving false information—after a late-night crash in which he hit a Honda and left the scene. Though he was still on the force when it happened, he was fired about two weeks later. The department insists his termination had nothing to do with the crash, but Rumph now must answer for his actions as the investigation continues.

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