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Solicitor's office, defense rest their case in Howard's Rock trial - Closing arguments will be on Thursday

PICKENS — Micah Rogers, who was accused of vandalizing Howard’s Rock in June of 2013, had his day in court on Wednesday.

Rogers’ attorney and the assistant solicitor wrapped up their case at the Pickens County Courthouse. On Thursday, they’ll present closing arguments before a jury is asked to reach a verdict.

When Circuit Judge James R. Barber recessed on Wednesday, he, Assistant Solicitor Baker Cleveland and defense attorney Frank Eppes met privately in his chambers to discuss the charges against the defendant. Rogers has been charged with grand larceny of value over $10,000 and malicious damage to property.