WEST ASHLEY, SC (WCSC)-Police say a 34-year-old Summerville man was charged with his third DUI in three months after leading police on a car and foot chase in West Ashley early Sunday morning.

The Charleston Police Department charged Charles Coleman Driggers with narcotics violation, possession of cocaine, driving under the influence and a habitual offender charge. Driggers was convicted in November of last year and on Jan. 7 for DUI.

Around 2:12 a.m. on Sunday, authorities say they spotted Driggers on Glenn McConnel Parkway speeding in a red truck.

According to a police report, when officers initiated a traffic stop, the truck did not stop but slowed down and was swerving from lane to lane. Officers say as the truck approached an over pass, Driggers opened the door to the truck and rolled out.

Police say Driggers then jumped back onto his feet, ran, then jumped over a railing and slid down an embankment into the woods.

The Home Depot is hiring and the company is holding a job fair in Summerville Friday.

SC Works of Dorchester County is sponsoring the job fair, which will last until 2 p.m. Friday.

The office is at 2885 West 5th North Street in Summerville.

Home Depot is hiring cashiers and sales associates.

If you want more information call SC Works Dorchester at 843-821-0695.

NORTH CHARLESTON (WCSC) - Students at the Culinary Institute of Charleston will prepare and serve a four-course dinner of Spanish cuisine and wine this Friday to 600 guests who will bid on art, jewelry, getaways and more at a black tie fundraiser for TTC.

Money raised through silent and live auctions will be used to fund student scholarships, purchase needed instructional equipment, and support professional development for Trident Technical College faculty and staff.