Envy Apartment

click to enlarge Bridgeview Village apartment complex for several days. - DUSTIN WATERS" /> Dustin Waters Flooding closed off the main entrances to the Bridgeview Village apartment complex for several days. As days of heavy rain swelled the Cooper River, residents of the Bridgeview Village apartment complex were trapped. Even Monday evening, the community’s two main exits on North Romney Street remained impassable for most vehicles. With the help of police, residents of the 300-unit complex say they were able to move the dumpsters blocking a single-lane road that cuts through the woods surrounding the complex. Although it doesn’t have a name, that road now serves as the only way in or out of the neighborhood. But for the first few days, even it was too flooded to use. “They opened that up Sunday. So Friday, Saturday, Sunday — it was three days we were stuck here,” says Charles Smith, age 69, whose apartment looks out onto the knee-deep wat...

celmore@postandcourier.com Search warrants netted two arrests at Bridgeview Village apartments on drug, weapon and child endangerment charges , Charleston police reported . According to police spokesman Charles Francis , investigators confiscated a total 68 grams of marijuana, .3 grams of cocaine, two pistols and $300 in cash from two apartments in the searches. A child was found in one of the apartments, Francis said. Two children were found in the other. Police charged Rasheed Blake , 21, of Eagle Drive in North Charleston, with possession of marijuana with the intent to distribute, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, and unlawful conduct toward a child. Eugene J. Campbell, 38, of North Romney Street , is charged with two counts of unlawful conduct toward a child, possession of marijuana with the intent to distribute, and possession of cocaine. Campbell was staying at the complex when the search occurred, Francis said. An investigation is ongoing, Francis said. Reach Chris...