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Warrant: Gun fired as shooting victim tried to grab it during argument

Posted at 11:09 am February 28, 2018
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

Christopher Lee Roberts

Christopher Lee Roberts

 

The defendant in a fatal shooting near Clinton on Thursday pulled out a gun during an argument, and it fired when the victim tried to grab it, according to court records.

After the shooting, the defendant, Christopher Lee Roberts, 45, who has been charged with criminal homicide, repeatedly said “I just f****d up” or “I messed up,” according to home owner Martin “Chris” Alsop and resident Michael Carroll.

The shooting, which killed Bradley Charles Bivens, 48, was reported at 611 Sinking Springs Road in Anderson County at about 9 p.m. Thursday. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Anderson County, Police and Fire, Top Stories Tagged With: Anderson County Detention Facility, Anderson County EMS, Anderson County General Sessions Court, Anderson County Sheriff's Department, Bradley Charles Bivens, Christopher E. Paul, Christopher Roberts, fatal shooting, Martin "Chris" Alsop, Michael Carroll, Rodney Minor, shooting, Sinking Springs Road

AC’s Gillum is Region 2-4A Coach of the Year; Martin is Region MVP

Posted at 11:36 am November 29, 2017
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Anderson County Mavericks Coach Davey Gillum is pictured above with members of the football team in this Facebook profile photo.

Anderson County Mavericks Coach Davey Gillum is pictured above with members of the football team in this Facebook profile photo.

 

Information from WYSH Radio

Anderson County Mavericks Coach Davey Gillum was recognized as Coach of the Year in Region 2-4A, and junior quarterback Stanton Martin was named Most Valuable Player in the Region for 2017. The Offensive Assistant Coach of the Year was Anderson County Offensive Coordinator Sean Jesse.

The Kicker of the Year award in the 2017 All Region 2-4A Team went to Anderson County’s Clayton Utley, while Thomas Roberts and Trey Noe shared Offensive Lineman of the Year honors.

Making the All-Region First Team were linebacker Ryan Moog, running back and linebacker Mason Phillips, linebacker Marquise Gallaher, wide receiver and cornerback Dalton Wilson, wide receiver Michael Carroll, linebacker Andrew Hatmaker, safety Chris Powell, offensive lineman Anthony Barbera, offensive lineman Blake Chapman, and cornerback Austin Elliott. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Front Page News, High School, Sports Tagged With: 2017 All Region 2-4A Team, All-Region First Team, Anderson County Mavericks, Andrew Hatmaker, Anthony Barbera, Austin Elliott, Blake Chapman, Chris Powell, Clayton Utley, Coach of the Year, Dalton Wilson, football, Kicker of the Year, Marquise Gallaher, Mason Phillips, Michael Carroll, Most Valuable Player, Offensive Assistant Coach of the Year, Offensive Lineman of the Year, Region 2-4A, Ryan Moog, Sean Jesse, Stanton Martin, Thomas Roberts, Trey Noe

Mavericks uncork big plays, notch 8th straight Crosstown Showdown victory

Posted at 1:10 pm September 27, 2016
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Information from WYSH Radio

Anderson County 71, Clinton 43: Stanton Martin completed 20 of 24 passes Friday night for 420 yards and seven touchdowns, while also adding 56 yards and a touchdown on the ground as the Mavericks capitalized on defensive breakdowns for several big plays on their way to an eighth straight win in the Crosstown Showdown with Clinton. The Mavericks have now won in 17 of the last 18 games.

Three different Maverick receivers caught two touchdowns each: Caleb Bethel (nine catches for 157 yards), Thyshaud Thrasher (five catches for 98 yards), and Michael Carroll, two catches for 99 yards. Everette Dews caught the seventh scoring strike.

Mason Phillips also had a strong offensive game for Anderson County as he tallied 125 rushing yards and two touchdowns. The Mavericks racked up 604 yards of total offense. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Front Page News, High School, Sports Tagged With: Anderson County, Billy Long, Caleb Bethel, Clinton, Crosstown Showdown, Dragons, Everette Dews, Garrett Zody, J'Quan Thomas, Josh Kerr, Luke Harrison, Mason Phillips, Mavericks, Michael Carroll, Stanton Martin, Thyshaud Thrasher, WYSH Radio

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