Virginia drug operation shut down after 25K fentanyl pills, $26K in cash seized
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A Woodbridge man was arrested after a three-month investigation into a drug operation in Culpeper and Prince William counties.
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Richmond: $80K, illegal narcotics found in two homes, three vehicles, storage unit
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A Richmond man was sentenced to 14 years in prison for possession with intent to distribute para-fluorofentanyl, fentanyl and cocaine.
Operation Ceasefire: Miyares releases short film of Virginians affected by gun violence
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Attorney General Jason Miyares released a new short film as part of Ceasefire Virginia featuring stories of lives impacted by gun violence.
Waynesboro man sentenced in largest meth seizure in West Virginia history
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A Waynesboro man was sentenced Wednesday for his role in a drug trafficking organization that operated in the Charleston, W.Va. area.
Orange County man arrested after 6-year-old child brought loaded gun to school
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An Orange County man has been arrested and charged in connection to a 6-year-old student who brought a loaded firearm to school last week.
Petersburg man robs three stores at gunpoint in one week wearing an ankle monitor
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A Petersburg man pled guilty Monday to three counts relating to three armed robberies within one week – while he wore an ankle monitor.
Teaching youth mental-health literacy could help teens responds to friends in crisis
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When a teen is contemplating suicide, they are likely to turn to a friend for help, but young people are often unsure how to respond.
Richmond police officer injured when juvenile fires shot during traffic stop
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A Richmond police officer was injured Thursday night after a juvenile suspect fired a shot at him during a traffic stop.
Richmond: Shootout on Midlothian Turnpike Saturday kills 16-year-old boy, injures two women
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A 16-year-old boy was killed, and two adult females were injured by gunfire on Midlothian Turnpike in Richmond Saturday night.
Veterans in crisis: $4.5M in federal funding will support suicide-prevention in Virginia
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Millions of dollars in federal funding has been allocated toward suicide prevention efforts for veterans in Virginia and nationwide.
