08-16-2010, 08:23 PM
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An Orangeburg man with numerous past encounters with law enforcement was arrested Monday on allegations that he shot at his former girlfriend.
Maurice Duley, 33, of 941 Chester St., has been charged with criminal domestic violence of a high and aggravated nature, malicious injury to personal property and assault with intent to kill. He is expected to make an appearance today in magistrate’s court for a bond hearing.
The charges are related to an incident in which a woman told deputies Duley shot at her and her male acquaintance.
The Orangeburg woman told investigators she ended a year-long relationship with Duley a few months before. She said Duley started calling her on Oct. 23, according to an Orangeburg County Sheriff’s Office incident report.
When the woman and a male acquaintance returned to her home after dinner, they were confronted by Duley, she said. An argument broke out.
“The subject got angry that she would not speak to him and she got into the car with victim No. 2,” the report said. “At this time, the subject produced a revolver with brown wood grips believed to be a .357-caliber pistol.”
A shot was fired into the acquaintance’s vehicle, where the man was seated, the report said. He was showered with glass.
“The subject told victim No. 2 to get out of here, which he, fearing for his life, did so immediately,” the report said.
The woman claimed the gunman fled the scene, but later called back threatening to kill her.
The woman and her two children were removed from the home and taken to a secure location, according to the report.
In August, the Orangeburg County Sheriff’s Office obtained a warrant against Duley alleging first-degree criminal sexual conduct with a minor. The warrant accused Duley of performing sexual battery on a 10-year-old child on July 13.
In 2006, Duley was given a 10-year sentence suspended to three years in prison after he pleaded guilty to two counts of accessory after the fact to felony assault and battery with intent to kill for helping a man convicted of shooting two deputies.
Although Roger Johnson was later found guilty in both shootings, officials said Duley drove Johnson out of the county in an attempt to evade police.
In 1995, Duley faced charges of possession with intent to distribute crack cocaine and possession with intent to distribute within proximity of a school. A SLED analysis later showed, however, that the substance he had was not cocaine and the charges were thrown out.
Five months earlier, Duley had clutched a red Bible during his trial as he faced the death penalty for the murder of popular Orangeburg educator and businessman Franklin Glover.
The 54-year-old school administrator and business owner was shot twice – once in the chest and once in the head – with a semiautomatic, .25-caliber pistol on Feb. 16, 1993.
Duley was acquitted.
An Orangeburg man with numerous past encounters with law enforcement was arrested Monday on allegations that he shot at his former girlfriend.
Maurice Duley, 33, of 941 Chester St., has been charged with criminal domestic violence of a high and aggravated nature, malicious injury to personal property and assault with intent to kill. He is expected to make an appearance today in magistrate’s court for a bond hearing.
The charges are related to an incident in which a woman told deputies Duley shot at her and her male acquaintance.
The Orangeburg woman told investigators she ended a year-long relationship with Duley a few months before. She said Duley started calling her on Oct. 23, according to an Orangeburg County Sheriff’s Office incident report.
When the woman and a male acquaintance returned to her home after dinner, they were confronted by Duley, she said. An argument broke out.
“The subject got angry that she would not speak to him and she got into the car with victim No. 2,” the report said. “At this time, the subject produced a revolver with brown wood grips believed to be a .357-caliber pistol.”
A shot was fired into the acquaintance’s vehicle, where the man was seated, the report said. He was showered with glass.
“The subject told victim No. 2 to get out of here, which he, fearing for his life, did so immediately,” the report said.
The woman claimed the gunman fled the scene, but later called back threatening to kill her.
The woman and her two children were removed from the home and taken to a secure location, according to the report.
In August, the Orangeburg County Sheriff’s Office obtained a warrant against Duley alleging first-degree criminal sexual conduct with a minor. The warrant accused Duley of performing sexual battery on a 10-year-old child on July 13.
In 2006, Duley was given a 10-year sentence suspended to three years in prison after he pleaded guilty to two counts of accessory after the fact to felony assault and battery with intent to kill for helping a man convicted of shooting two deputies.
Although Roger Johnson was later found guilty in both shootings, officials said Duley drove Johnson out of the county in an attempt to evade police.
In 1995, Duley faced charges of possession with intent to distribute crack cocaine and possession with intent to distribute within proximity of a school. A SLED analysis later showed, however, that the substance he had was not cocaine and the charges were thrown out.
Five months earlier, Duley had clutched a red Bible during his trial as he faced the death penalty for the murder of popular Orangeburg educator and businessman Franklin Glover.
The 54-year-old school administrator and business owner was shot twice – once in the chest and once in the head – with a semiautomatic, .25-caliber pistol on Feb. 16, 1993.
Duley was acquitted.