Albemarle County Police arrest teen in drive-by shooting near high school
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A 17-year-old boy was arrested Monday in a drive-by shooting incident that injured one person near Albemarle High School.
Search Results for sexual assault
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Protecting sex predators: The sordid reality of the global power elite
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Nearly 30 years after the first complaints were filed, the Epstein files remain a masterclass in how the ruling class shields its own.
Bond set for former UVA Football wideout Jahmal Edrine in rape, abduction case
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An Albemarle County judge set bond on Wednesday for former UVA Football wideout Jahmal Edrine, indicted last week on rape and abduction charges, at $25,000, and scheduled his next court date for next month.
Jahmal Edrine attorney comes out firing: We also know now when UVA knew
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An attorney for Jahmal Edrine, doing her job, doing it well, filed a motion in court ahead of a Monday hearing that casts an entirely different light on the rape and abduction charges filed against the UVA Football wideout.
Podcast: What we know, which is not much, about the Jahmal Edrine story
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This Jahmal Edrine story involves a victim that UVA is not acknowledging, a young man who is facing criminal charges that could change his future course, and people who get paid good money to know better.
UVA Football: Jahmal Edrine case is a cautionary tale for ‘speed dating’ in portal recruiting
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AFP sportswriter Scott German wrote a story for us last summer after chatting with Tyler Jones, the GM for the UVA Football program, and Justin Speros, the assistant GM, about the challenges they face in recruiting the transfer portal.
I asked UVA for a comment on the victim in the Edrine case: You already know the response
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I gave the University of Virginia and UVA Athletics an opportunity to show a shred of human compassion for the victim in the case in which UVA Football wideout Jahmal Edrine has been charged with rape and abduction.
‘Ask E. Jean’: The other Trump doc that they’re making sure you don’t get to see
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Heard of the film “Ask E. Jean,” a documentary chronicling the woman who stared down Donald Trump in court, and won?
This is what tyranny looks like now: No crowns. No coups. Just unchecked power.
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In January 1776, Thomas Paine published Common Sense, a pamphlet that gave voice to the discontent of a nation struggling to free itself from a tyrannical ruler who believed power flowed from his own will rather than the consent of the governed.
Update: Waynesboro man, previously convicted of sex crimes, charged with rape
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A Waynesboro man, previously convicted of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old Nelson County girl, is now charged with rape in Augusta County.
