Former USC running back was not shot in robbery, sheriff says

COLUMBIA — Online The shooting of a well-regarded former Gamecock football star who works in the state’s top law-enforcement agency took a strange turn Tuesday, leaving more questions than answers. Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott said authorities do not believe Kenny Miles’ story that a robber shot him Monday near Irmo, stealing his watch and a ring. “At this point, we know Kenny Miles was shot. Where he was shot, why he was shot and how he was shot, we don’t know,” Lott told reporters Tuesday. No charges have been filed in connection with the shooting. Lott held a news conference Tuesday to "let the community know we don’t have an armed robber running...