Mission Creep: How the police state acclimates us to being modern-day slaves
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Like the proverbial boiling frogs, the government has been gradually acclimating us to the specter of a police state for years now.
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Huge break in 1996 Shenandoah National Park murders: Authorities ID suspect
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Two women were murdered at their campsite near the Skyland Resort in the Shenandoah National Park on March 24, 1996, and until now, the crime remained unsolved.
Second person arrested in homicide of 4-month-old infant in Craig County
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A second person has been arrested in the death of a 4-month-old infant in Craig County on June 3.
Violent MS-13 gang members operating in Northern Virginia receive multiple life sentences
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Sentencing for six MS-13 gang members charged with racketeering conspiracy, narcotics conspiracy and the murder of four men concluded today in federal court.
Miyares announces $1.3M settlement with Washington Commanders
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The Washington NFL team, dating back to 1997, entered into long-term contracts with season-ticket holders that required some to pay refundable security deposits.
Elder abuse: New Central Virginia center to fight fastest growing crime in our nation
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This afternoon, Attorney General Jason Miyares announced a new Elder Abuse Investigation Center for Central Virginia.
Ashburn: AG Miyares to host Narcan training Tuesday with First Lady Youngkin speaking
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Attorney General Jason Miyares will host a Fentanyl Awareness & Narcan Training session at Community Church in Ashburn, on June 18, 2024.
Roanoke drug dealers arrested after search warrant executed seizing drugs and guns
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Two people who allegedly were dealing narcotics were arrested Friday after special agents executed a search warrant in Southeast Roanoke.
Waynesboro shooting victim dies; Rockingham County man likely to face more charges
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The victim in a May shooting incident on D Street in Waynesboro has died, according to police.
Augusta County man who killed PTSD veteran’s service dog gets six months in jail
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The criminal case against an Augusta County man who shot and killed an Army veteran’s service dog came to an end Wednesday morning.
