Operation Cookie Monster shuts down marketplace for stolen user names, passwords
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A coordinated international operation against Genesis Market, a criminal online marketplace, was taken down according to the Justice Department.
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AG Miyares playing politics with murder of Harrisonburg woman in D.C. hotel
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Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares is using the murder of a Harrisonburg woman in a Washington, D.C., hotel to play partisan politics.
Justice Department warns taxpayers to be alert for dishonest return preparers
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The Department of Justice is sending out a warning to taxpayers to beware of preparers who include false information on returns.
Jury convicts man accused of running meth from Harrisonburg to Bristol
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A federal jury convicted a Houston, Texas, man last week for trafficking large quantities of methamphetamine from Mexico into Southwest Virginia.
Justice for Scout: Virginia dog trainer sentenced in animal cruelty case
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Virginia dog trainer Shawn Deehan plead guilty to two felony animal cruelty charges and five misdemeanor charges last week.
Grant funding announced to support reduction of gun and gang violence
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More than $320,000 is available in grant funding for Project Safe Neighborhoods initiatives, U.S. Attorney Christopher R. Kavanaugh announced today.
No show jurors: Augusta County needs residents summoned to serve for jury trials
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Augusta County’s backlog of jury trials is likely to ease up by January of 2024, but, in the meantime, the county has another problem.
Fresh breath: Lawmakers push for more black lung benefits, updates to 1972 law
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U.S. Sen. Mark R. Warner of Virginia is leading colleagues in ensuring the needs of disabled miners and their families are met.
Nanny State idiocracy: When the government thinks it knows best
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Overregulation is just the other side of the coin to overcriminalization, that phenomenon in which everything is rendered illegal and everyone becomes a lawbreaker.
Man convicted in plot to rid small Montana town of gays, lesbians
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A Montana man faces a life sentence after a federal jury convicted him on hate and firearms crimes for firing an assault rifle to target a lesbian woman in her home.
