AG Miyares celebrates crime reductions in Virginia Operation Ceasefire cities
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Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares initiated Operation Ceasefire in October 2022 to address gun violence through prosecution.
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Operation Ceasefire: Chesapeake man sentenced to 50 months for illegal gun possession
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A Chesapeake man was sentenced to 50 months in prison for illegally possessing multiple firearms as a convicted felon.
Virginia Operation Ceasefire secures sentencing for Richmond man with handmade gun
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Operation Ceasefire has secured a two-year sentence for a convicted felon guilty of gun crimes in Virginia with possession of a handmade gun.
Operation Ceasefire: Portsmouth man sentenced to 50 months on firearms, narcotics charges
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A Portsmouth man has been sentenced to 50 months in prison after illegally possessing two firearms, narcotics and narcotics paraphernalia.
Portsmouth man sentenced for firearms, ‘machinegun’ possession as a convicted felon
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A Portsmouth man was sentenced to five years in prison for illegally possessing multiple firearms and a “machinegun” as a convicted felon.
Virginia man pleads guilty to robbery at knifepoint in Hampton, faces up to 25 years in prison
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A Virginia man pleaded guilty to robbing the Old Point National Bank in Hampton while holding a bank customer at knifepoint.
Miyares launches new ad to educate Virginians on illegal gun possession
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Attorney General Jason Miyares today released his new 30-second television advertisement, “Game Over,” as part of Ceasefire Virginia.
Texas man sentenced to 12 years for trafficking cocaine in Virginia, intent to distribute to Mexico
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A Brownsville, Texas man was sentenced yesterday to 150 months in prison for participating in a conspiracy to possess and distribution.
Man sentenced to 20 years for violent gun crimes, high-speed pursuits in Virginia, OBX
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A Virginia Beach man was sentenced to more than 20 years in prison for multiple carjackings that involved a firearm.
Violence against hospital nurses on the rise, videos aim to prevent workplace violence
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A series of videos will be released soon featuring the stories of hospital nurses from Central Virginia, Northern Virginia and Southwest Virginia, who have firsthand experience with workplace violence in clinical settings.
