South Carolina Department of Consumer Affairs (SCDCA) is urging consumers to beware of deed process mailing scams. SC homeowners are receiving official looking letters offering to provide their deed for a fee. The solicitation contains an amount due along with a due date. Many consumers may interpret the letter as a bill or otherwise be inclined to provide the fee for a copy of their deed.

ORANGEBURG COUNTY, SC (WIS)- Orangeburg County Sheriff's deputies have arrested an Orangeburg man who they say tried to accept a drug delivery hidden inside a video game.

Deputies charged 30-year-old Luis Tyler with trafficking marijuana.  Undercover investigators say they saw Tyler accept delivery of a Pac-Man video game machine that contained 55 pounds of marijuana hidden inside.

Working on the tip from the undercover officers, deputies pulled Tyler over and seized the video game, marijuana and his vehicle.  Tyler was arrested.

Bond was set at $75,000.

Recent events in Boston and Texas emphasize the importance of knowing what to do when an emergency occurs. Even as first responders rushed into help at both scenes, much of the initial care to the injured was provided by friends, neighbors and bystanders who were trained in CPR and first aid. Whether the emergency is community-wide and involves numerous injuries, or involves a single individual being hurt at home, it is vital that someone close by knows what to do when such an emergency occurs.