AG Miyares asks Virginia sheriffs to donate surplus equipment for Israeli military
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Attorney General Jason Miyares sent a letter Virginia’s 123 sheriffs yesterday requesting they donate expired or excess law enforcement gear.
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Postcards from a police state: 22 years of blowback from the USA Patriot Act
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For those who remember the days and months that followed 9/11, there is an unnerving feeling of déjà vu about the Hamas attacks on Israel.
Miyares, JMU alum and Virginia AG, the latest to plead the Dukes’ case for bowl bid
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OK, so, yes, JMU Football should be able to accept a bid to a lower-tier bowl game that the school loses money to be able to play. But dumb rules are still rules.
‘Tiger King’ star Doc Antle sentenced, banned from dealing exotic animals in Virginia
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In June 2023, Bhagavan Antle was prosecuted and convicted of two felony counts of wildlife trafficking and of conspiring to wildlife traffic.
Former Augusta County supervisor Steven Morelli breaks his silence: Analysis
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Is Steven Morelli, who resigned in disgrace from the Augusta County Board of Supervisors back in March, gearing for some sort of political comeback?
Virginia pain clinic manager charged with health care fraud, illegal drug distribution
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A federal grand jury returned an indictment charging the former chief operating officer of area pain clinics with health care fraud and illegal drug distribution.
DOJ awards $4.4B to address ‘root causes behind criminal behavior’ in U.S. communities
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The U.S. DOJ announced today the award of $4.4 billion to support state, local and Tribal public safety and community justice activities.
Partnership for Petersburg ‘provides a model for other localities in Virginia’
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Petersburg residents and Gov. Glenn Youngkin celebrated the One-Year Partnership for Petersburg initiative yesterday.
Augusta County: Conditions for bond released for man accused of killing veteran’s service dog
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The bond order has been released for the man accused of killing a veteran’s service dog in Augusta County.
Augusta County judge approves bond for man accused of killing vet’s service dog
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An Augusta County man accused of killing a veteran’s service dog, Buddy Bear, was granted a $5,000 bond today.
