Those zip codes are the same. The street now looks like a parking lot. Richland County, South Carolina Sheriff's Department via WLTX-TV, Flying bug found at Walmart turns out to be rare Jurassic-era insect, Pence won't commit to supporting Trump if he's the nominee, Ed Sheeran reveals wife was diagnosed with tumor while pregnant, reports CBS Columbia, South Carolina affiliate WLTX-TV. Still, soon after the news conference where the sheriff was careful not to blame the Black man shoved in the confrontation, Lott's department again shared the same incident reports about the victim with reporters. Grassroots activism: 'We just stayed together': How George Floyd protests sprouted activism in Clemson, Central. Lott did not share the news of the arrest until his news conference after 5:30 p.m. ", First published on April 15, 2021 / 6:36 AM. State Senator Mia McLeod, who represents the area, said Wednesday on the Senate floor that she'd spent much of the previous day in discussions about the incident and planned to meet with the sheriff later in the day. However, McCallum said there was one more. "I'm curious. His lead investigator slept in his office Tuesday night to make sure the investigation had a fast resolution, Lott told reporters. "I remain deeply concerned for the members of our Army family, the young man and his family, and the tensions that activities like this amplify over time; please be patient as facts are determined.". Were going to stand up for our children, were going to stand up for our people and were not going to take it anymore.. Initially, the video shows the man, reportedly Pentland, asking Deandre what he is doing in the neighborhood before repeatedly telling him to "go away.". What he has not explained is why his department initially emphasized that the victim may have done something to provoke Pentland, even though Lott and other deputies had already watched the video. Jonathan Pentland, a white non-commissioned U.S. Army staff sergeant who appeared in a viral video threatening and shoving a young Black man, was arrested and charged . What do you think we could do so that stuff can stop happening to us, Black Americans?". jcranney@postandcourier.com 1 team, Scooter's Coffee expanding to SC with 3 shops; 2 home decor stores open in Mount Pleasant, SC House GOP approves asking voters to remove ban on taxes directly aiding private schools, The Berkeley Independent - Moncks Corner, SC, By Joseph Cranney 1st Class Jonathan Pentland has been suspended from his instructor duties at Fort Jackson and is charged with third-degree assault and battery for shoving a young Black man walking in front of a Richland County neighborhood. Goodwinexplains to a Facebook Live commenter why. You are talking to my wife right now." The man replies: "That's your wife, I didn't do nothing to your wife but speak." she says. In the video, Pentland repeatedly asked what the man was doing in his neighborhood. Since that time, my office has been contacted by several, members of the community demanding that Mr, charges, to include the offense of Unlawful Restraint, for his alleged conduct. Since then, many users have made come forward to help identify the aggressor. Others are too far away to join, commenting from China, the United Kingdom, countries in Africa. . he screams. A new video shows a U.S. Army sergeant harassing and physically threatening a man who dared to walk while Black in their South Carolina neighborhood. Calling the widely circulated video our most valuable piece of evidence, Lott thanked the person who filmed it and urged people to work with law enforcement to make sure that we prevent the incident that occurred on Monday from ever happening again.. On April 14, 2021, the Richland County Sheriffs Department charged and arrested Jonathan Pentland with one count of Assault and Battery in the Third Degree under Section 16-3600(E) of the South Carolina Code for an incident that occurred on Monday, April 12, 2021. Why was he at the protest? Aside from this clarification as to the non existence of this statute, it would be premature for this office to comment on the possibility of additional charges as I have not yet had the opportunity to review the complete investigation of this matter., To get alerts for breaking news, download the ABC Columbia News App for iPhone or Android, Jonathan Pentland with one count of Assault and Battery in the Third Degree under, of the South Carolina Code for an incident that occurred on, Monday, April 12, 2021. He previously lived in Wahiawa, Hawaii. Philpott thinks someone from the HOA removed it. He shoved the young man. "I thought we were getting somewhere with this," she says. She always tells her 16-year-old notto go for a walk. Jonathan Pentland, 42, was charged Wednesday and listed as detained in the Richland County jail and issued a personal recognizance bond, according to online jail records, which did not show him. Points a microphone toward his face. But on Wednesday, he was arrested and charged with third-degree assault. Both incident reports were taken by deputies two hours after the confrontation betweenPentland and the Black manon April 12. Lott said it was a "swift response by law enforcement," but he did not say why the sheriff's department waited all day to make this announcement. His full name is GusPhilpott. / CBS/AP. Read moreUSC Foundation buys site of embattled student housing development in downtown Columbia, Kierra Fletcher last week contributed two strong performances to the Gamecocks' run to the SEC regular-season championship. Presses record on thecamera. Top editors give you the stories you want delivered right to your inbox each weekday. If they share this, too, maybe their example could pry open some more people's minds. Jonathan Pentland serving in the military. ", "He was at the wrong place at the wrong time. Fort Jackson is the largest U.S. Army basic training base. And she believeswhat happens between her and him can change other people's lives, too. A judge convicted a U.S. Army sergeant of assault for shoving a Black man in a heated April confrontation in South Carolina, according to multiple reports. Who knows? COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) On Thursday, 5th Circuit Solicitor Bryon E. Gipson released a statement regarding the charges brought against Jonathan Pentland and the response his office received. The University of South Carolina Development Foundation has purchased 1.3 acres on the southeast corner of Gervais and Pickens streets across from the university's Law School. Jonathan Pentland is a US army first class based at Fort Jackson in Columbia. Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott on April 14 offered details on a case involving an alleged assault of a Black man by a White Army soldier in South Carolina. Deandre tells him to call the police, and a woman who is identified by the aggressor as his wife says that they have already been called. Pentland was promoted to sergeant first class, a senior noncommissioned position, in April 2020 and has also worked as a drill sergeant at Fort Jackson, according to Facebook pages cited by Heavy.com before they were taken down. Please enter valid email address to continue. He declined to address several key questions. They talk about what Gus was doing at the protest, and why the crowd approached him. A shoe and accessories shop, too. It lasts for an hour and 11 minutes. The 42-year-old Pentland is based at Fort Jackson in. How police changed its narrative about Black man shoved by soldier in Columbia, By Adam Benson, Joey Cranney Jonathan Pentland had already been charged with third-degree assault in the incident, in which he confronted the pedestrian near his South Carolina home for being "in the wrong neighborhood," shoved him and threatened him. At his April 14 news conference, Lott emphasized he had stayed in close touch with community leaders, adding that "we have to work together to make sure we prevent incidents like that from happening again.". "So, Gus, you feel like we didn't accomplish nothing by (protesting)? Statement From Roger Stone In Response To The . A person holds a 'no justice no peace' sign at the Rally Held On Birthday Of Trans Activist Marsha P. Johnson in Washington Square Park on August 24, 2020 in New York City. Pentland married Cassie Dalrymple in 2006, according to an online post announcing their engagement that year. The man said he was just walking, and that he lives in the area. Social media accounts linked to Pentland said he was a drill sergeant and has been stationed at Fort Jackson since 2019, according to the Associated Press. I intend to work closely with them to reestablish the mutual trust and kinship engendered by years of determined cooperation.. 2101 Gervais Street Officials said the victim was not a minor but declined to identify him. Jonathan Pentland is . "I need you to walk away, or I'm going to carry your a** out of here. It was just an argument until the mother-in-law goes from her house and she gets Mr. Pentland out of his house and thats when he came in. Pentland, who is White, was charged Wednesday with third-degree assault and issued a personal recognizance bond, according to online jail records seen by The Associated Press. On Monday, a woman posted footage on Facebook showing a heated confrontation involving Pentland and a Black man in his neighborhood outside Columbia, South Carolina. US Army Staff Sergeant Jonathan Pentland, 42, was charged with third degree assault and battery for shoving a black man walking past his house and telling him: 'You came to the wrong neighborhood . "We can no longer stand by and let it happen," she added. @fortjackson officials are aware of the video taken in the Summit and it has our full attention. Through a spokeswoman, Lott declined to address the department's reasons for releasing the reports. Access your favorite topics in a personalized feed while you're on the go. 1 team, A new coffee chain is headed to the Lowcountry with the first shop taking over the space of a former fast-food restaurant that was recently demolished. There's a rule against them, remember? Join Facebook to connect with Jonathan Pentland and others you may know. Correction, 4/26/2021, 10:45 a.m. The Associated Press contributed to this report. This is by no means condoned by any service member. Sgt. Follow Joseph Cranney on Twitter @joey_cranney. According to his defense. On a personal level, McCallum said what happened Monday overwhelmed her not only because she has been flooded with responses to her video but also because of what she witnessed. His response came quickly: It was a "sure" and an "absolutely.". Pentland didn't immediately respond to an email message seeking comment. Now, his department's muddled response to the neighborhood confrontation has prompted complaints of victim blaming from some observers, and has raised other questions about a lack of transparency around Lott's department. You better start walking right now.". Shirell Johnson / Facebook. The recording begins with Pentland, a U.S. Army sergeant first class, asking a Black man what he's doing in the area. Heres what SC universities did, Goodwin sits on the couch in the living room on April 17. Her heart might as well be her whole outfit. Philpott says he needs to go. Pentlands military resume also includes a stint with the 1st Stryker Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division based at Fort Carson in Colorado. "The first time I saw the video, it was terrible. Those are the rules. It also has been shared widely on Twitter and it does not capture what prompted the altercation. He tells her he's trying to get the homeowners association to take it down, actually. Im about to show you what I can do.. The video, posted Monday by a woman on Facebook and shared thousands of times, shows a man, identified as Pentland, demanding that a Black man leave the neighborhood and using obscenities before threatening him with physical violence. Her Facebook Live continues after they pay the lunch bill. Protesters are at the home of Jonathan Pentland, the racist Army sergeant who assaulted a young Black man pic.twitter.com/DIHJxV5EwS. He also spent time stationed at Fort Drum in New York and was part of the 1st Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division, according to its Facebook page. It looks like Jonathan Pentland committed a crime and should have been arrested, he says. He's going to the neighborhood's HOA office to report the Black Voices Matter sign. "Maybe we can change them, maybe we can't,"she says before turning off the camera. Gen. Milford H. Beagle Jr. issued a reaction. Lucas Daprile. Goodwin gets it, she says. . However, McCallum said there was one more interaction between Pentland and the young man. A magistrate judge found Fort Jackson Army Sgt. Officials at Fort Jackson, the U.S. Army's largest basic training facility, said Wednesday they were looking into the incident. 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South Carolina law does not compel police to turn over such records under the Freedom of Information Act, but departments may release the records within their discretion. In videos shared on Snapchat and photos posted on Twitter, the crowd congregated past sunset, listening to speakers with a megaphone who spoke about racism, while deputies appeared to be monitoring the group. "I don't understand why you are fighting so hard for a sign but you're not fighting so hard for the cause," she says. In the video, a Black female masked protester outside of what believed to be Pentland's home, shouts, "We just want to talk, we want to understand some things, that's it. What Goodwin ends up documenting is somethingthat no one saw coming. 1st Class Jonathan Pentland of misdemeanor assault and battery Aug. 23 after a two-day bench trial. The confrontation unfolded outside Pentlands home, officials say. Pentland has said he feared for his and his wifes safety, and the young man is accused of earlier assaults. House Minority Leader Todd Rutherford, a Columbia Democrat and criminal defense attorney, said the video should have been all the evidence the deputy needed to make an arrest. "He actually answered the phone. Thanks for contacting us. Sarah Sicard is a Senior Editor with Military Times. Winds SSW at 10 to 15 mph. There he go! Some, it seems, talked to him the other day. The leaders at Fort Jackson in no way condone the behavior depicted in the video posted recently, Beagle said. Jonathan Pentland, 42, has been charged with third-degree assault following the incident in Columbia, South Carolina A viral video of an army sergeant pushing a Black resident in South. Sheriff Leon Lott said his department worked swiftly to bring this case to a conclusion. Authorities have identified Staff Sgt. "Get out.". From her front porch, Lavonna Goodwin directs the camera of her cell phone toward the cars lining the suburban street. Pressley pushed back on that, saying Republicans are trying to "obstruct the will of the people" and that debt relief would be "transformational" for those struggling to buy homes or pay for . Goodwin tells her viewers the video isn't new. The departments statements included an April 13 news release that suggested Pentland may have been a victim himself and added a vague reference to other earlier assaults alleged to have occurred in the neighborhood. Andthis afternoon, her phone's camera is fixed on a man she hasn't met yet, but she's seen before. Goodwin and Philpott continue to share their budding friendship through Facebook Lives. You have to talk through things everybody has different perspectives. More people climb out with signs and Black Lives Matter shirts. abenson@postandcourier.com "The leaders at Fort Jackson in no way condone the behavior depicted in the video posted recently," the Fort Jackson commander, Brig. Goodwin thinks the wind blew it out into the street, and someone tossed it. According to multiple reports, Pentland has been arrested and charged with third-degree assault. A white neighbor, later identified asArmy SergeantJonathan Pentland,confronted a Black neighbor walking on thesidewalk now framed by Goodwin's cell phone camera. No one knew because Lott had not said that Pentland had already been taken into custody at 8:30 that morning. He appeared before a magistrate Friday morning in Columbia. Jonathan Pentland is a U.S. Army sergeant first class stationed at Fort Jackson near Columbia, South Carolina. They fear for their safety. He has been released from jail on a personal recognizance bond, according to. Lott said those reports may be connected to what happened, but it doesnt justify it. He also said other factors may be at play. Meanwhile, video of the incident stoked racial tensions in Columbia. They start the ride back to her house. We support the decision of the Fort Jackson Commanding General to look into this matter. Philpott has a tire pump he keeps attached to his bike. They own a home in The Lakes at Barony Place subdivision, where the encounter happened. The demonstrators were from across the state, the station says. Is he racist? He and Fort Jackson officials will continue to work with Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott, Columbia Mayor Steven Benjamin, and State Sen. Mia McLeod to address issues as they arise. In experiment 1, the CRFs were similar at the stimulated and nonstimulated regions, indicating that early visual areas do not modulate endogenous attention during stimulus presentation. Lott said his investigators had turned their case over to prosecutors, who determined what charge to levy against Pentland. stroll please subscribe http://bit.ly/3oD0. I do not want to take any actions now that could interfere with the fair resolution of civilian criminal charges.. A couple watches protesters march up Main St. during a protest calling for more serious charges against Fort Jackson soldier Jonathan Pentland in Columbia on April 15, 2021. The video made it to Twitter at around 8 pm on April 13, 2021 night, shows him yelling at a Black man to "walk away". Correction, 4/15/2021, 1:50 p.m. Background: Fort Jackson suspends soldier arrested after video of confrontation with Black man in South Carolina. They say they love your helmet!". Go away, right now, Pentland says in the first of many commands to leave the area. Pentland must either serve 30 days in jail or. You have permission to edit this article. The Washington Post could not reach Pentland for comment, and it was not immediately clear whether he has a lawyer. Hehad maybe 30 or 40 jobs in his life. Another complaint said the man picked up a womans baby without permission and tried to walk away on April 10. Jonathan Pentland guilty of the misdemeanor Monday after a two-day trial, news outlets reported. Other concerns center around the question of why a Richland County deputy did not arrest Pentland the day the incident occurred, after the deputy was shown the viral cell phone video on the scene. Brittany Hart, a public information officer, emailed two reports at 7:58 a.m. She said nothing about the White man in the video, even though deputies would arrest Pentland a half hour later. What are you going to do?". They've gone shopping, shared a homecooked meal, danced together. Sgt. On Facebook, Johnson identified the Black man as "Deandre," and said that the incident occurred in the Summit, a housing development near the city of Columbia, South Carolina, where Johnson said the man lives. The reporter jumps in. The Richland County Sherrifs office declined to share a message. Jasmine James, who lives in the neighborhood, told WLTX she "came out today as I wanted to make my voice heard, so people know this is not OK. We are simply trying to exist and be a part of America like everyone else.". Neighbors said they are familiar with the victim and he does live nearby. A retired Army staff sergeant, Roach said she felt upset that violence allegedly perpetrated by a fellow soldier could happen close to home. In the viral video, Pentland's wife can be heard accusing the man of picking a fight with "some random young lady" nearby, a claim he denies. "It's posted against homeowners associations regulations," he says. This is about community confidence in law enforcement, Thigpin, a Democrat, said. The Black man says he was simply walking and not bothering anyone. Partly to mostly cloudy skies with scattered thunderstorms mainly during the evening. Jonathan Eugene Pentland is a white soldier who has lived in different parts of the United States including Idaho, South Carolina, Colorado, Hawaii and New York. Tia Roach, 35, who lives in a different part of the Columbia area, watched the viral video Tuesday and thought of her 16-year-old son, Tayvion, and Black youths like him at risk of similar treatment. He doesn't leave. Join half a million readers enjoying Newsweek's free newsletters. The Black Voices Matter sign is gone now, too. Goodwin's video passesthe54-minute mark. On April 8, one incident report says, the man allegedly put his arm around a womans waist, put his hand down the right side of her shorts and then put his arm back around her waist as her pants were partly down. No explanation was given as to why the victims did not file complaints the days they occurred. A Bill to amend our Code of Laws so as to create this offense under Section 16, 3-915 was introduced in the South Carolina House of Representatives many years ago, but, existence of this statute, it would be premature for this office to comment on the, possibility of additional charges as I have, Alzheimer's Association pushes for federal research center in SC, lawmakers introduce bill to update Alzheimer's plan, Prisma Health encouraging HPV screening and vaccine, Disability Advocacy Day celebrated at State House, Mortgage rates rise for third straight week, SLED: Richland woman charged with fraudulent application for driver's license, 18-year-old forced girl, 15, to perform sex act: Police, $10,000 reward for information leading to arrest in murder case, RCSD: 17 year-old arrested in homicide of elderly woman. All rights reserved. Other work can be found at National Defense Magazine, Task & Purpose, and Defense News. The time on the stream hits two hours and 19 minutes. I'm very curious.". I decided to record the incident in order to protect this black man from possibly becoming a statistic pic.twitter.com/fdgfAmc6zb. She starts a new Facebook Live with the title "feeling optimistic. She peppers Philpott with the occasional question, but mostly she listensand laughs and thenshe shares. Pentland was. A judge ordered Pentland to pay a $1,087 fine or spend 30 days in jail for the misdemeanor charge, court records show. "Fort Jackson Commander Brig. Pentland, a sergeant first class, was filmed shoving a Black man in his neighborhood on Monday. The young man was a victim, the individual that was arrested was the aggressor, and he's been dealt with accordingly," he continued. "Jonathan Pentland is a U.S. Army sergeant first class who is being investigated over a viral video from Columbia, South Carolina. Deputies previously shared reports that claimed to detail two incidents involving the young man in the video. Im about to do something to you, Pentland says. Against us? "The only thing he did was be black while walking!! Youre in the wrong neighborhood, mother(expletive)," Pentland says in the video to the Black man. McCallum and other community members say they dont understand why Pentland was arrested Wednesday morning following a Monday evening incident. Fort Jackson Commander Brig. "He's not scared because he's gotwhite privilege.". The Richland County Sheriffs Department said in an email that further allegations of assault against Pentland are being investigated. That doesn't scare me,Goodwin says. By clicking Sign up, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider According to social media accounts connected to Pentland, he has been stationed at Fort Jackson since 2019 and has worked as a drill sergeant at the garrison, a 53,000-acre complex that trains 50% of all soldiers and 60% of women who enter the Army each year. But if he is going there, Goodwin says she is going to follow. I served for this country, so why should I fear my son being able to walk down the street? she said. You cant put your hands on somebody., At his news conference, Lott defended his deputy, who passed the information on to investigators and didnt rush to make a judgment. At the same time, Lott acknowledged, The most valuable piece of evidence we had was the video., The Post and Courier requested access to Semones body camera footage, which would likely shed more light on the deputys handling of the incident. Either way, it merits questions., Ashley Heiberger, a former 22-year police officer who now teaches policing courses at Moravian College in Bethlehem, Pa., said the departments decision to withhold information implicating Pentland looks unbalanced., When you only release that information, and nothing beyond that, it creates the impression that youre engaging in victim blaming, Heiberger said. 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Read moreGamecocks' Kierra Fletcher embracing pressure for nation's No. She did not share the incident report about the confrontation itself. But I'm OK with trying. And you've got to be on this journey with us, she says. She is in Goodwin's front yard to interview Lavonna and her husband, Maurice. While I have the authority to take action under the Uniform Code of Military Justice or take other administrative actions, I have the utmost confidence in our civilian criminal system and trust that it will reach a fair and just resolution of this case, Beagle said in a statement. Efforts to reach Pentland were unsuccessful at the time of this writing. The camera focuses on a broadcast journalist hunched over her phone, typing furiously. In fact, he said he learned of the issues from a reporter. ", Afterward, Deandre, who remains calm throughout the video, says, "You better not touch me," which prompts the aggressor to ask, "Or what? She mentioned a second instance of assault not captured on video in which the man believed to be Pentland slapped Deandre's phone out of his hand and shattered it. Two yard signs that said Black Lives Matter and Its about us were at one point erected on Pentlands lawn. Gen. Patrick R. Michaelis has taken appropriate action in response to the conduct of Sgt. Stay up to date with what you want to know. "You have to talk through things everybody has different perspectives.". Homeowners in Army Sgt. She says she feels that she can change Philpott. Jonathan Pentland was arrested on Wednesday morning, Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott said in a news conference. Instead, the release pointed to the victims behavior, and complaints that the victim, prior to the confrontation with Pentland, allegedly committed multiple assaults. "Soldier conduct on and off duty must be exemplary to retain the trust of our communities and our nation," said Fort Jackson Commander Brigadier General Milford Beagle, Jr. "Fort Jackson continues to work with and support [Richland County] Sheriff Lott, our local law enforcement professionals, and community and civil leadership as this case moves forward.". "This type of behavior is not consistent with our Army Values and will not be condoned," the account for Fort Jackson said on Twitter and Facebook on Wednesday, noting that they are aware of the video. This April 14 booking photo provided by the Richland County, S.C., detention center shows Jonathan Pentland. Read moreSC House GOP approves asking voters to remove ban on taxes directly aiding private schools, The Post and Courier Columbia And the crowd, one by one, turns its attention elsewhere. A spokeswoman, Lott declined to address the department 's reasons for releasing the reports (... 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