Hampton Roads: 35 guilty in marijuana trafficking operation at auto lot
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A federal jury convicted four defendants in a Hampton Roads marijuana trafficking conspiracy centered at Lux Auto in Newport News.
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Lynchburg: Man wanted in connection to gamer’s death turns himself in to police
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A Lynchburg man wanted in connection to a video gamer’s brutal death in May has turned himself in to the police department.
Lynchburg: Police hunt for man wanted in video gamer’s death, robbery
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Lynchburg Police came up empty-handed when it served a search warrant today in connection to a brutal murder of a video gamer in May.
Henry County: 13-year-old boy arrested in July 17 murder of Army vet
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A 13-year-old boy was arrested today in last week’s shooting death of a 79-year-old man in Henry County last week.
Staunton towing company owner skips out on Harrisonburg court hearing
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The Staunton towing company owner facing a misdemeanor reckless driving charge at an April 5 political protest is facing more legal trouble after failing to appear in court on three firearm charges in Harrisonburg/Rockingham General District Court.
Augusta County: Suit alleges ‘excessive use of force’ by sheriff’s deputies
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Two Augusta County sheriff’s deputies involved in a 2023 arrest are now facing a multimillion-dollar lawsuit alleging excessive use of force.
Charlottesville man in custody after fleeing traffic stop, providing cops with false info
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A Charlottesville man in in custody after he fled a traffic stop in Albemarle County on Sunday leading to a short pursuit on Richmond Road.
Louisa man arrested in armed home invasion, DNA evidence provided match
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Albemarle County police finally got an arrest in a 2023 armed home invasion due to a positive DNA match from evidence collected at the scene.
Albemarle County: Juvenile accused of shooting, gang participation
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A 17-year-old juvenile is in custody for a shooting at the Brookdale apartment community in Albemarle County on May 24.
Update: Judge issues continuance in Staunton protest reckless driving case
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A Staunton judge granted a continuance in the case of Jeffrey Wayne Armentrout, a local towing company owner charged with misdemeanor reckless driving in a “rolling coal” incident at a political protest in Staunton on April 5.
