story with each development and is standing by with the latest. >> reporter: they're. 49 year old greg leon is charged with murder and death of. according to the warrant for his arrest leon opened the back side door of a toyota tundra parked in the lot. he then shot and killed the man and leon attempted to murder his wife who was also in the car but the bullets missed. she called 911 and told police i shot my lover. the incident was captured on surveillance and he turned himself in and was denied bond earlier today. he is charged with attempted murder, murder, possession of a weapon during a violent crime and discharging firearm into an occupied vehicle. you may recognize his name because he was involved in public corruption investigation. he pled guilty to federal

the county illegally to work in his mexican restaurant. he testified that he paid the former sheriff to help employees avoid being processed at the county jail. leon got probation and a fine but no jail time because prosecutors said he was helpful in the prosecution. he is being held at the lexington county detention center. back to you. >> chuck, thank you so much. also making headlines, police say two of their officers have been cleared after a investigation into a fatal shooting. the shooting came as police were trying to arrest 21 year old bryant for having a bag of marijuana november 17. today the department released dash cam video of the shooting and what led to bryant's death. >> you forget you had that? did you?

of weed but it's still the fact that you got weed there. put your hands behind your back for me. don't tense up. put your hands behind your back. you are tensing up. listen to me. i am trying to explain this to you. listen to me. listen to me. this is a little misdemeanor, just a little thing. do not pull away from me. do not pull away from me. okay? listen to me. >> it's the way you got my hand, man. >> you are charged with resisting now. charged with resisting.

>> the video does not show the shots that killed bright. one austin texaser was shot in the leg. the entire dash cam video is on our website. police are searching for suspects they say crashed a stolen vehicle and shot at a victim. two men stole a car and a short time later it crashed at fair road and easter street. the son of the woman who owns the car spoke to news 19 and said the vehicle was taken while the car was being warmed up. he said he found the suspect driving the car and followed them. after the crash the son said the suspect shot at him as they were running away. he was not hurt and we caught up with him after the incident. >> they were young kids. i don't know what's wrong with this generation these days. they don't understand people are working hard for the little things they have and they just want to take it.

should call crime stoppers at 1- 888-crime sc. trying to figure out how a fire started early this morning. clemson road. when they arrived smoke was coming from the back of the facility by the shooting range. they make small arms for military and law enforcement. there were employees at the plant but no one was hurt. plant directors believe it is more than $100,000 worth of damage. we have a boil water advisory to tell you about for city of columbia water customers in 1300 block of man street between water street and colonial drive. any residents near the affected area who have lost water or water pressure are also advised to boil water and get rid of the ice as well. morning. we have been seeing an increaea

we began to see a little bit of light freezing rain. that moved up toward the north as the day wore on and the temperatures rose. we don't have that problem any more. we are not going to for the rest of the night. we do have a few showers that are mainly moving to the north. you see they extend in the western part into kershaw county continuing to move to the north. light. we still have cold temperatures. in green borrow, they're at 28. charlotte is at 30. it's 45 degrees. temperatures are much warmer south of there. here is where the front is, moving slowly to the north. it is 64 in savannah, 66 in georgia. in columbia it is cloudy, 37 degrees with winds from the east at 7 miles per hour. it makes it feel like it is 32 degrees outside. for tonight, temperatures are going to be slowly rising overnight and we will be seeing a good chance for showers and thunderstorms after midnight tonight.

at about 39 degrees but then we will be slowly warming up. then tomorrow we will see mostly sunny skies. it will be breezy with high temperature of 63. tomorrow night we will see another disturbance coming through. we will see some pause, a chance of a shower, a low temperature of 41. let's look at the traffic now across our area this afternoon. i will show you an overview because today, the first day of the work week, everything seems to be in pretty good shape. the northwest side of town, it is just a very slight slow down here as you get passed i-20 on i-26 things are in good shape. on the southeast side of town, traffic is normal as you head out. on the northwest side of town, interstates are in good shape. there is really not much in the way of slow downs. if you are going from downtown,

from downtown to clemson road will take you 13 minutes. we'll have a look at the seven- day forecast coming up. >> thank you. just days before the republican south carolina primary, remaining six gop presidential candidates are pulling out all the stops. jeb bushshis making headlines with the help of his older brother, former president george w bush. they will campaign side by side tonight for the first time. craig boswell has more. >> reporter: george w bush made his debut on the 2016 campaign trail along with his wife laura meeting with veterans. >> how are you doing? >> both george w and his father won the south carolina primary but what about jeb? >> is this still bush country? >> maybe george but not jeb. >> reporter: they're still making up their minds. jeb bush and his brother are joining forces to convince undecided voters and hope to capitalize on the bush family's

traditionally strong here in the palmetto state. >> willing to lie about anything and then hold up a bible, it is no good. >> reporter: donald trump continued his attacks and took a new swipe at ted cruz. >> i think he is an unstable person. >> reporter: some candidates are still fuming from last saturday's debate. >> they lied. the world trade center came down. remember that. >> reporter: this warning from marco rubio. >> if these divisions continue it will take months to bring everybody back together. >> reporter: ted cruz. >> when rubio and trump scream liar, liar, it makes you wonder how they would handle dealing with putin. >> kasich campaigned in michigan today and travels back here tomorrow. >> the south carolina gop primary is saturday. the democratic primary is a week later. for all things are related to the south carolina primary head to wltx.com and click on sc primaries.

headlines. keep in mind you u can only vote in one primary. a private plane carrying the body of supreme court justice antonin scalia arrived at a virginia airport overnight. his death is sparking a partisan battle over who should choose his replacement. justice scalia died saturday of natural causes at a luxury hunting ranch in west texas. he was 79. republicans say president obama should leave it up to his successor to choose the next justice. the president says he will nominate someone because it is his constitutional duty. the gop controlled senate is likely to block any of his nominees. conway says he has pancreatic cancer. he made the announcement today on his facebook page. conroy didn't give much details but promised to fight hard and told his fans i owe you a novel and intend to deliver it.

more good newswsat the pump. average gas prices have fallen $.03 per gallon. we are averaging $1.56. aaa says surprises have fullen $.04 and are now $1.60 nationally. analysts say incredibly low gas prices won't be here forever as refineries talk of production cuts. good news if you are on the job hunt. the number of americans who voluntarily quit their jobs is at a nine year high. about 3 million americans left their positions in december, the highest number since this time in 2006. the are than? people are moving into better paying jobs. as a result there are more openings and employers are having to raise wages to attract applicants. who else better credit? men or women? a study found when it comes to who has the better credit score, men win but only by a slight margin.

men is 630 out of possible 850 compared with women, 621. men maintain the credit edge despite the fact that their overall debt and credit card balances exceed those of women. men's higher wages may account for the difference in the results. nordstrom will accept returns from the discount store nordstrom rack. that paves the way for shoppers to return items bought at the high end store or the discount outlet. store officials are encouraging shoppers to make returns through nordstrom.com or the original retailer. if you are shopping at your local whole foods, how about picking up some milk, bread, and getting a tattoo? the chain says they have been playing with the idea of adding tattoo parlors to the 365 chains hoping to target millennials and budget conscious by offering smaller stores with lower prices. they're seeking hip cool outside vendors like tattoo parlors and record shops to operate inside the chain of

the company says it's looking for friends or outside vendors who offer anything from food and drinks to fashion or body car products. >> i think i will just buy food. >> bread, milk, tattoos? i don't knowow i am for thininng outside the box and doing things differently and putting a twist on old to make it new but for some reason in my mind when i go to the store and i have hummus and pita chips on my mind, tattoo chips tattoos aren't there too. >> i didn't know they had the vinyl. >> vinyl is the new thing to collect. everybody was collecting fill in the blank and now they're collecting vinyl. i don't know. >> i showed my kids a record player at mom and dad's and they had no idea. >> had no clue. years ago, logan said mom,

we always had suvs and she heard somebody talking about the trunk. >> things change. speaking of music, tonight is the night the grammys are coming out. make sure you are watching. coming up next, how much sleep does your teen son get? if your immediate answer was

is at an a winter storm delivered a snowy, icy mess from georgia to a winter storm delivered a snowy icy mess from georgia all the way to maine today. flights were canceled. roads were a mess. there were thousands of power outages. more than 725 flights had to be canceled across the nation with heaviest disruptions in the mid atlantic and northeast. raleigh, charlotte, washington, dc saw the most cancellations. you see the weather and you consider what we have and it's

>> it's not. we are heading into our tornado season. we want to make sure that everybody is prepared for it. we have partnered with midland radio corporation. for the next three months through mid may, there is going to be a promotion and you will be able to see the noaa weather radios. they will be available at all the area walgreen's, kroger, academy sports. there are two models that will be offered at a special price for the next three months. this is through mid may. we encourage you to get one and be prepared. these are weather alert radios so if a warning is issued they automatically go off and alert you that something is going on. you may wonder why? i've got a smart phone. if you are asleep, this will wake you up. your smart phone may not. >> good point. >> this also works when the power is out.

we've got two areas of concern that we are watching. first, we have been watching all the freezing rain in north carolina and it has been producing some sleet as well and earlier in the day some snow in the area. driving has been a little bit of a problem in north carolina. fortunately here in south carolina that has not been the case. further to the west we've got this body of thunderstorms moving through alabama and tornado watch in effect for the evening hours we'll be watching because this is likely to be expanded into parts of georgia. i don't think we will see severe weather but we may see thunderstorms. we have a warm front that cuts across low country of south carolina. it is slowly moving northward and some of the moisture over the cold air has produced showers in the midlands. you see the freezing rain that's in north carolina but the bulk of the rain is to our west. this is part of a storm system that will be coming to our area overnight. we have a second system that's

this will be coming through tomorrow night. we have two chances for rain. look at the cold air we are seeing. in greenville they're at 28, 34 greenwood, 37 columbia, 45 orange orangeburg. south of the front, temperatures are in the 60s. we'll see showers in the evening but the line of showers and thunderstorms will be coming through during the early morning and quickly move through. by day break we will clear out. there will be sunshine tomorrow and then the second system comes in tomorrow night with a chance for showers. it too moves out rapidly and it will be partly cloudy wednesday. tonight, we are close to our low temperature right now for the overnight period. 33 in newbury and winnsboro, 40 sumpter, 45 orangeburg. temperatures will slowly rise overnight. tomorrow we are expecting high temperatures in the low to mid 60s, 63 in columbia.

we might see a shower tomorrow night but winds today, partly cloudy and 63, a tad cooler thursday with a high of 58 degrees. then we warm up to 65 on friday. it should be nice over the weekend with highs of 71 degrees and another chance for showers coming next monday with a high temperature of 67. back to you. >> thank you so much. this next story is for all the ladies out there. i am so happy i get to share this story with you beside my friend daniel. >> i appreciate it. >> everyone wants to leave the office at 5:00 on the dot because you want to be home whether it is for a family commitment. if you normally work well in the early hours past what you should be, i guarantee you your workday will reduce by half. we have tips to help you get out of the down time and making every workday a little bit

>> that's what we need, to be more productive. >> that's it. first, say no. no one wants to seem like they're not doing their share but experts say saying no can be valuable. it shows that you can prioritize your work load leaving you more time for success. >> secondly, turn off your e- mail. that e-mail can really help you balance your work time, when you have e-mail going off all the time. it helps even if you can't set up an out of office reply to let people know when you will be checking your e-mail and to call you if a matter is urgent. that's one of the problems i have. i will look at my phone in the middle of the night and look at e-mail. you should not do that. >> you shouldn't. number three, don't be distracted by feelings. it is important for women to focus so they can achieve the ultimate amount in a short

don't get distracted or wander off topic. know when to stick to the here and now. one way is to split your to do list into two areas, things that need doing with an emotional connection should bebe done at a different time than things that don't. >> tell your boss how the business will benefit by your on time office departure. according to researchers from harvard medical school, they say chronic exhaustion is costing businesses billions in lost productivity outlining leaving on time or working from home on occasion will improve your home life. some people procrastinator stay late so it looks like they're working longer hours but this is not beneficial. >> stop going to meetings. a study shows the average worker spends four hours in a

a study outlined how too many meetings can decrease productivity. create a case to drop the meetings you feel are irrelevant to your projects and use the extra minutes to blast true your work load and head out of the door on time. >> good tips to live by. >> right. don't just stop going to meetings without telling your boss. that's not going to work out well. >> then you won't have to worry about working at all. >> exactly. still ahead, if you have a physically demanding job and high blood pressure, ladies, you are something is just fundamentally broken when african americans are more likely to be arrested by police,

for doing the same thing that whites do. ...when too many encounters with law enforcement end tragically. we need investments in education, health care and jobs, to counter generations of neglect. we have to face up to the hard truth of injustice and systemic racism. i'm hillary clinton,

teenage boys deprived of deep sleep are at higher risk of diabetes.that's according to researchers at penn state. boys deprived of deep sleep

researchers found that adolescent boys who didn't get the restful sleep were more resistance. women with high blood pressure and physically develop heart disease. nurses with hypertension who did lifting and carrying problems. brain freeze is more than what happens after a cold drink. a new study suggests our minds are better at different activities during different times of the year. researchers from rockefeller university had people perform different cognitive tasks during different times of year. people exhibited most brainiac think. paying attention to tasks around the summer and least in the winter. scientists believe the differences may be due to changing who moan levels in the

it happens good evening. thanks for joining us for the second half hour of friends at 5:00. >> we start the top hour talking about the elections. >> south carolina is first to vote in the primary following the death of antonin scalia. >> selecting his replacement has started controversy. sonia gutierrez joins us now with more on what they're thinking. >> reporter: democrats say the progress should move forward now with a nomination from the president but others like republican candidate ted cruz want the next president to

now there are four judges appointed by a democratic a republican. because this nomination is so close to the presidential election, they all want a piece of the action. a usc political science professor says it is the constitutional obligation from the president to nominate and that. >> there is a lot of strategy going on as well, but this certainly adds a new dimension to this presidential election and south carolina is the first state that basically gets to vote with that new dimension added on. >> so what happens in the meantime to the cases that go before the supreme court? they can delay a case or go ahead and hear them. if it's a 4-4 tie among justices the decision of lower court is automatically confirmed. two of the biggest cases

action and higher education and executive authority in immigration. >> thank you. republican presidential candidates it than to make their way to our state ahead of the primary on saturday. ted cruz was on a rally in aiken and cruz reacted to the open supreme court seat. >> with justice scalia's passing, it underscores that not one but two branches of government are at stake. the next president, one of the most important responsibilities he or she will have is to select supreme court justices who will safeguard and protect our constitution and our bill of rights. we are one justice away from losing our fundamental rits in this country. we are one justice away from a radical five justice liberal majority that would effectively write the second amendment out of the constitution. we are one justice from a radical five justice liberal major the that would mandate

including partial birth with government funding and no restrictions whatsoever. >> senator marco rubio had a town hall meeting in rock hill. hundreds of supporters attended the event to hear rubio share his vision for new american century. if he becomes president, he warned the crowd that if republicans keep fighting each other they won't win the presidency. his staff says the greenville town hall meeting was rubio's largest crowd since the debate. >> they are trying to kill us. there is no accommodation to them. it's simple. either they win or we win. they want to conquer the world. they mean it. they're willing to invest the next thousand years to achieve it. they're not going to go away. they have to be defeated militarily. we can ignore them. they're not going to ignore us. we hope to avoid war at all costs. we are not a nation that seeks

the only time we should go to war is in the furtherance of peace. we have to seek -- we have no choice. we will defeat isis. >> trump had campaign event in mount pleasant. trump attacked the republican national committee. >> the rnc better get its act together. i signed a pledge, but the pledge isn't being honored by them. i signed a pledge. the pledge isn't being honored by rnc. those tickets were special interest people. i know them. i am looking at the audience. some of them are friends of mine and yet they're booing me because they're having friends. the guy is booing me and laughing and waving going boo, boo, and he is waving at me [ laughter ] >> this is crazy. >> he went onto say he signed a pledge but it's a double edged pledge.

south carolina primary, head to wltx.com and click on sc primaries, full coverage under headlines. keep in mind you can only vote in one primary. this afternoon, we have a few showers moving through the midlands at this point. most of them are in the eastern part of the midlands. sumpter into kershaw county where it might be mixed with freezing rain. a few showers in columbia. they're moving north northeast at 40 miles per hour. right now it is cloudy, 37 degrees, winds out of the east at seven miles per hour. it makes our wind chill 32 degrees. we are going to be seeing showers and thunderstorms and a low of 39. that's going to be early in the evening. temperatures will be climbing during the overnight period. tomorrow we will break out the sunshine and a high temperature of 63. we might see a chance of a shower tomorrow night but it

wednesday with 63 degrees. a tad cooler thursday with a high of 58 but warming up from there. 65 friday, 71 degrees on saturday. now let's take a look at the traffic once again in our area this afternoon. we'll do a quick overview here of the traffic. you see across a good part of the country the map is green with traffic moving in good shape. the same is true on the northeast side of town with a bit of a slow down as you head towards clemson road. on the southwest side of town, all the interstates are in good shape. on the northwest, we are actually beginning to see a little bit of a slow down on i- 26 as you leave the malfunction junction area. in the west bound lane of i-20 here the speed is down to an average of about 25 miles per hour. a bit of a slow down. if you are going from downtown, it should take you nine minutes.

downtown to lexington on 378, will take about 22 minutes. back to you. february is black history month so today columbia parks and recreation department hosted a black history extravaganza at green view park. it included exhibitors, vendors, live entertainment. guest speakers were council woman divine and radio and tv personality harty. council woman divine is the first african-american female to serve on city council and first african-american to be elected at large. >> it's great to talk about history as far as the stuff that we read in books and see in the media. however, there is also the real personal history, the personal stories that the people in the community have. it is so important that they continue to share the stories with the young people coming up so we know our history in the city and how we can build upon that to continue to make our city a better place.

city hosted the black history extravaganza. a huge donation means there will be more meals on wheels deliveries in midlands. there is a 8700-dollar grant and with the money they'll be able to purchase nonperishable food items seniors can have in homes in case of severe weather when volunteers can't make deliveries. south carolina ranked 8th worst in the nation for food instability among senior citizens. is are resources is the only provider of meals on wheels in richland county. grainger owens opened a new concept store today. it will be located in the former circa 1332 location on main street. it will feature sophisticated sports wear with the latest on custom fabrication stylings and cuts. this is one of the oldest retailers on main street, second generation partner vovo

columbia's gentlemen to feel as though they're shopping a rodeo drive. >> we hope you figure out how the process works. you figure out where your life takes you, what you do for fun, what you do for business, what do you see yourself as and how it relates to clothes and then what pieces help you execute. >> grainger owens is located on the 1300 block of main street. the usc women's basketball team is looking to do something they have only done one time before. that's to beat the volunteers in knoxville. number 25 tennessee actually gamecocks fifth straight national component and 7th in the games. tip off is tonight at 7:00. gamecock men look to get back to their winning ways tomorrow as they head to the other columbia. they're coming off a bad loss

fans may be worried that the confidence is shaken. >> the dna, the fabric of our locker room hasn't fallen apart at other times when things have past. i don't anticipate it falling apart now. if we just look at this year, we have rebounded from poor games fairly well. does that mean that will continue? i guess we're going to find out. >> that game will tip off tomorrow night at 7:00. all right, parents, tell your kids to come to the tv. this is a story they're going to want to see. if you have ever wondered what teachers do when students are

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it's a good day to be a student at ridge view high

art students at the school won 32 awards through the scholastic art and writing southeast region competition. these gold key entries will be competing at the national level. since 1923, scholastic art and writing awards have recognized vision, ingenuity, talent of our nation's youth and provided opportunities for creative teens to be celebrated. students in lexington school district five didn't have school because it was president's day today but more than 1300 teachers spent their day in class. it was the first time the district had a professional development day put on by teachers for teachers. >> reporter: little traffic in the hallways and empty seats. what do teachers do when students aren't in class?

>> i very much value days like this. it gives us a chance to work with our colleagues in an environment that we are not so busy running from one place to another between classes. >> reporter: susan has been an educator for more than 27 years and took part in district 5's first ever teacher led professional development day. more than 1300 educators learned from other educators. >> my experience in education, i think that is the most effective way to do professional development. i have been involved in teacher r training myself and there is just a level of credibility when you have a teacher coming to talk to a group of teachers. >> reporter: learning different strategies and as teacher form organizer will tell you creativity was a big point. >> connecting personally with your students and allowing them to see part of your p psonality rather than just teaching to the test. >> reporter: teachers learning from each other to help their students.

and effort and energy into what we do each day in the classroom. >> this year's event had two guest speakers and several vendors. they plan to continue having more forums in the future. the biggest night in music.

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the biggest names in music are about to converge on the staple center in los angeles for the 58th annual grammy awards. danielle nottingham has a sneak peek. >> reporter: the stars are arriving on the red carpet as excitement builds for tonight's grammy awards. taylor swift opens with a song from her grammy nominated album 1989, one she's never performed

swift is upupfor seven awards. kendrick lamar leads the field with 11. >> i respect kendrick so much. first i love the incorporation of jazz and funk and not shying away just because it is not mainstream. >> reporter: day will team up with golding in a duet. >> love me like you do. >> reporter: adele will give a performance from her record smashing album 25. tonight will be filled with tributes for music legends that passed away in the last year. lady gaga showed off her tattoo of david bowie, a tribute to the late icon. >> he meant so much to so many people it is nice to have this moment to be able to honor him.

glen fry who died last month. >> the grammys airline on wltx at 8:00. use #grammys19. >> i will be watching. >> we are going to be tweeting live with you. if you are tweeting with us and want a couple retweets from not only wltx but the folks who work here put #grammys19. >> i can't imagine being a big enough fan to get a tattoo. >> that's pretty big. earlier today i knew we were talking about the fact that have lost so many musical greats over the last year that a huge part of the show tonight will be memorials to the people who we have lost. it all actually start at 7:00 tonight. so we are a little more than an hour from the red carpet special that starts at 7:00. >> should be a great show.

>> this is your time to catch up on music your kids have been talking about and you have no clue who kendrick lamar is. still ahead on news 19, more than 40,000 people come every year to celebrate all things green on st. patrick's day. we've got details on pre sale tickets, next. while some candidates suck up to trump...or run away from him in fear... jeb bush isn't afraid. jeb bush: "that is downright w wng..." he stands up to trump for his liberal democratic positions. calls out trump for insulting women, attacking the disabled... even trashing a decorated war hero. trump: "i like peoplethat weren't captured..." jeb bush: "john mccain is an american hero..." jeb bush. the better man.

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if you are already making plans for st. patrick's day we are on your side. starting today you can find tickets for sale to one of the largest st. patrick's day celebrations in the southeast. in addition to online sales, six stores have tickets to save festival goers time and money. presale tickets are $15 cash

shoes, greens beverages, group therapy, yesterday. this year's festival includes 10k, 5k, one mile family fun run, a parade, live music hosting nearly 20 musical acts. it's the festival that celebrates everything green and all things irish. it is always a huge event. 40,000 people showed up at five points last year. >> a ton of people. hopefully the weather will be good. you never know in march. >> we'll keep our fingers crossed for good weather. that money goes towards lots of charities. i have heard people say this. you are not just going spend your money on green beer. there are other things you can do for the st. pat's festival. >> a few years ago we had the tornado outbreak during the st. patrick's day festival. i believe it was 2008. you never know what kind of weather.

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>> that is going a man who helped put jimmy metz behind bars is facing murder charges. we'll tell you what led to his arrest. two police officers cleared in the fatal shooting of a motorist in november. we have the dash cam video. >> usc women slipped in the polls but they're ready to make history tonight in tennessee. we are going to hear from them. news 19 at six starts now. >> from the station that's on your side, you are watching news 19 at six. a murder suspect telling police he shot his wife's lover on valentine's day, he is behind bars charged with murder. good evening.

i am jr berry. >> i am darcistrickland. chuck has been covering this story and is in the studio with more. you started following this last night. >> that's right. 49 year old leon charged with murder and he tells police he also tried to shoot his wife. it started with a call to the police after shooting a man leon called 911 and told police i shot my wife's lover. he odom the back door of a continue are a worked in the lot shooting and killing bravo. it says leon was attempting to murder his wife who was in the car but the bullets missed. according to lexington police department, the incident was captured on surveillance video. leon turned himself in and was denied bond. he is charged with murder,

a weapon during a violent crime, and discharging a firearm into an occupied vehicle. you may recognize leon's name because he was involved in public corruption investigation in lexington county. leon pled guilty to federal charges of knowingly hiring 60 people in the country illegally to work in his mexican restaurant. leon testified he paid money that ended up going to former lexington county sheriff james mets to help employees avoid charges at the jail. leon was put on probation and paid a fine but faced no jail time because he cooperated in the prosecution of mets. he is being held in lexington county jail and there is no word when he will first appear in court. two officers have been cleared after an investigation into a fatal shooting that took place a november 17. officers were attempting to arrest 21 year old bryant after