Ken Plum: Epidemic surge in gun violence
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While public attention has been focused on the COVID-19 pandemic many missed the epidemic surge in gun violence that has been occurring in this country.
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‘Elections matter’: Why Brady PAC is backing Mark Herring in the AG primary
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Virginia Democrats won majorities in the House of Delegates and State Senate in 2019 on a platform heavy on gun violence prevention measures. What we’ve seen in the two legislative sessions since buttresses the case that elections matter.
Rule by fiat: When the government does whatever it wants
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Rule by brute force. That’s about as good a description as you’ll find for the sorry state of our nation.
Law enforcement partnerships make significant impact on MS-13 gang murder investigation
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On March 6, 2016, officers from the Richmond Police Department responded to a call for service within the 1400 block of Armfield Road.
Spanberger, Neguse press Schumer to call vote on gun violence prevention legislation
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Abigail Spanberger (D-VA-07) and Joe Neguse (D-CO-02) are leading 65 of their House colleagues in urging Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) to bring two gun safety bills to the floor of the U.S. Senate for a vote.
Gun violence prevention group endorses Mark Herring for attorney general
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The Coalition to Stop Gun Violence has endorsed Mark Herring for re-election as attorney general.
Update: Charges dropped against Waynesboro man charged in robbery in Augusta County
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All charges against Daryl Wayne Reese of Waynesboro have been dropped after further investigation.
Harrisonburg prosecutor declines to press charges in officer-involved shooting
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Commonwealth’s Attorney Marsha Garst has determined that the shooting of a Harrisonburg Police officer responding to an animal complaint was “accidental.”
Herring, state AGs call on Garland to close ‘ghost gun’ loophole
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A coalition of state AGs is calling on U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland to close a loophole that allows criminals, domestic abusers and other prohibited purchasers of firearms to purchase “ghost guns.”
Northam restores civil rights of more than 69K Virginians with past felony convictions
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Virginia is one of three states in the nation whose constitution permanently disenfranchises citizens with past felony convictions, but gives the governor the sole discretion to restore civil rights, excluding firearm rights.
