Man Ejected, Killed After Vehicle Slams Into Tree Along Maryland Roadway: Officials Man Ejected, Killed After Vehicle Slams Into Tree Along Maryland Roadway: Officials Man Ejected, Killed After Vehicle Slams Into Tree Along Maryland Roadway: Officials
Man Ejected, Killed After Vehicle Slams Into Tree Along Maryland Roadway: Officials A man was ejected from a vehicle and killed after it slammed into a tree along a Maryland roadway, prompting a police investigation and an extended road closure. First responders were called to the area of Governor Bridge Road and Whispering Leaves Lane in Bowie shortly after 11 a.m. on Friday, Oct. 23, where a single vehicle had crashed into a tree, according to the Prince George's County Fire/EMS Department. Officials said that a man was ejected from the vehicle during the crash and pronounced dead at the scene. His identity has not been released. Investigators with the City of Bowie Po…
Mass Dad Convicted Of Groping Teen On Boston-Bound Flight With Wife, 4 Kids Aboard Mass Dad Convicted Of Groping Teen On Boston-Bound Flight With Wife, 4 Kids Aboard Mass Dad Convicted Of Groping Teen On Boston-Bound Flight With Wife, 4 Kids Aboard
Mass Dad Convicted Of Groping Teen On Boston-Bound Flight With Wife, 4 Kids Aboard A Massachusetts father faces prison after a jury convicted him of repeatedly groping a teenage girl on a flight while traveling with his wife and four children. Jonathan Alan Lefman, 48, of Newton, touched the 17-year-old’s buttocks without her consent during an Aug. 30, 2024, JetBlue flight from Puerto Rico to Boston, federal prosecutors said. A jury found him guilty after a three-day trial.  Lefman sat behind the girl, with his 16-year-old son beside him. Prosecutors said he pushed his hand through the gap between her seat cushion and seatback to touch her repeatedly. The girl …
Maryland Man Approached Police Cruiser Before Being Shot, New Details Reveal (UPDATED) Maryland Man Approached Police Cruiser Before Being Shot, New Details Reveal (UPDATED) Maryland Man Approached Police Cruiser Before Being Shot, New Details Reveal (UPDATED)
Maryland Man Approached Police Cruiser Before Being Shot, New Details Reveal (Updated) A Maryland police shooting that left a man fighting for his life began when he approached an officer stopped at an intersection, according to new details released by the state's Attorney General's Office. The encounter unfolded at approximately 12:15 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 22, near Erdman Avenue and Ravenwood Avenue in Baltimore, where the officer was sitting in a marked patrol cruiser at a stop sign. The man then ran from the officer, who initially followed him in his cruiser before getting out and continuing the pursuit on foot. During the chase, the man allegedly pointed a gun at the off…
Elderly Maryland Man Airlifted With Serious Burns After Backyard Brush Fire Gets Out Of Control Elderly Maryland Man Airlifted With Serious Burns After Backyard Brush Fire Gets Out Of Control Elderly Maryland Man Airlifted With Serious Burns After Backyard Brush Fire Gets Out Of Control
Elderly Maryland Man Airlifted With Serious Burns After Backyard Brush Fire Gets Out Of Control An elderly Maryland man suffered serious burns and had to be airlifted to an area hospital after a fire he was using to burn trash and brush rapidly spread out of control. Firefighters from the Hurlock Volunteer Fire Company responded to the 4300 block of Osborne Road in Dorchester County at approximately 6 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 22, after a passerby spotted the flames, according to the Maryland State Fire Marshal. Investigators determined that the fire began in an outdoor burn pile before spreading to approximately 800 square feet of grass and three nearby vehicles, causing an estimated $3…
Gunfire Returns To Same Virginia Block Less Than 24 Hours After Man Is Shot, Police Say Gunfire Returns To Same Virginia Block Less Than 24 Hours After Man Is Shot, Police Say Gunfire Returns To Same Virginia Block Less Than 24 Hours After Man Is Shot, Police Say
Gunfire Returns To Same Virginia Block Less Than 24 Hours After Man Is Shot, Police Say Gunfire erupted on the same residential block in Virginia on consecutive nights, leaving investigators scrambling to determine whether the two shootings are connected. Officers from the Arlington County Police Department were first called to investigate a shooting in the Green Valley neighborhood late on Wednesday, Oct. 21. Shortly before 11:50 p.m., police responded to the 2400 block of South Lowell Street, where they found a man suffering from a gunshot wound inside a residence. Investigators determined that the man had been shot outside near South Lowell and South Lincoln streets before…
Virginia Woman Sexually Assaulted By Stranger While Waiting For Rideshare: Police Virginia Woman Sexually Assaulted By Stranger While Waiting For Rideshare: Police Virginia Woman Sexually Assaulted By Stranger While Waiting For Rideshare: Police
Virginia Woman Sexually Assaulted By Stranger While Waiting For Rideshare: Police A Virginia woman was simply waiting for her ride when a stranger approached and sexually assaulted her, leaving her injured before she managed to escape. The 46-year-old woman was waiting for a rideshare in the 10700 block of Coverstone Drive in Manassas at approximately 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 21, when she was approached by a man she did not know, according to Prince William County Police. During the encounter, the man allegedly touched the woman inappropriately and assaulted her, leaving her with injuries, investigators said. The woman was able to get away from her attacker and reporte…
Virginia Massage Parlor Worker Sexually Assaulted, Strangled By Knife-Wielding Man: Police Virginia Massage Parlor Worker Sexually Assaulted, Strangled By Knife-Wielding Man: Police Virginia Massage Parlor Worker Sexually Assaulted, Strangled By Knife-Wielding Man: Police
Virginia Massage Parlor Worker Sexually Assaulted, Strangled By Knife-Wielding Man: Police A man accused of sexually assaulting and strangling an employee at a Northern Virginia massage parlor is trading his freedom for a jail cell. Amerek Batiste, 26, who has no fixed address, is being held without bond following a violent encounter at Annie's Healthcare Massage in the 7500 block of Presidential Lane in Manassas. According to the Prince William County Police Department, Batiste entered the business shortly before 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 21, and forced an employee into a room, where a struggle ensued. During the confrontation, Batiste allegedly pulled a knife, sexually assault…
MTA Bus Carrying Passengers Strikes, Kills Man On Maryland Highway Before Dawn: State Police MTA Bus Carrying Passengers Strikes, Kills Man On Maryland Highway Before Dawn: State Police MTA Bus Carrying Passengers Strikes, Kills Man On Maryland Highway Before Dawn: State Police
MTA Bus Carrying Passengers Strikes, Kills Man On Maryland Highway Before Dawn: State Police An early-morning encounter on a Maryland highway turned deadly when a 37-year-old pedestrian was struck by an MTA bus carrying passengers. Marc Occeas, who had no fixed address, was identified by Maryland State Police as the man killed in the crash in Anne Arundel County on Friday morning. Shortly after 2:30 a.m. on Oct. 23, troopers were called to the southbound lanes of I-295 near West Nursery Road in Linthicum, where there were reports of a crash. Investigators say an MTA bus was traveling in the merge lane from the interstate toward West Nursery Road when Occeas walked from the right s…
IRS Begins Sending $5,000 Refunds: See Who Qualifies For Payments IRS Begins Sending $5,000 Refunds: See Who Qualifies For Payments IRS Begins Sending $5,000 Refunds: See Who Qualifies For Payments
IRS Begins Sending $5,000 Refunds: See Who Qualifies For Payments An automatic IRS adjustment could put extra money in thousands of families' pockets without requiring them to redo their tax returns. The Internal Revenue Service says it has begun issuing refunds to more than 50,000 taxpayers with unused adoption tax credits carried forward from earlier years. The change applies to tax year 2025 only. Eligible adoption credit carryforwards from 2020 through 2024 can increase the refundable portion of the credit, subject to a $5,000 limit per qualifying child. That is a maximum, not a guaranteed payment. The amount depends on each taxpayer’s available cred…
Maryland Hunter Left Dangling Upside Down From Tree Stand In Dramatic Mountain Rescue Maryland Hunter Left Dangling Upside Down From Tree Stand In Dramatic Mountain Rescue Maryland Hunter Left Dangling Upside Down From Tree Stand In Dramatic Mountain Rescue
Maryland Hunter Left Dangling Upside Down From Tree Stand In Dramatic Mountain Rescue A hunting trip turned into a terrifying ordeal in the mountains of Western Maryland when a hunter fell from his tree stand and was left dangling upside down in the air, triggering a daring helicopter rescue. Maryland State Police Aviation Command was called to Jackson Mountain near Lonaconing shortly before noon on Thursday, Oct. 22, after reports that a hunter had fallen from his tree stand and was suspended upside down in a remote area of the mountain. The crew of responded alongside an Allegany County Advanced Technical Rescue specialist, maneuvering their helicopter over a clearing befo…
NJ Dentist Vows To Expose Who Sparked 'Witch Hunt' As Halloween Display Shuts Down NJ Dentist Vows To Expose Who Sparked 'Witch Hunt' As Halloween Display Shuts Down NJ Dentist Vows To Expose Who Sparked 'Witch Hunt' As Halloween Display Shuts Down
NJ Dentist Vows To Expose Who Sparked 'Witch Hunt' As Halloween Display Shuts Down Skeletons dressed in colorful costumes, glowing orange and green lights, and towering cornstalks still lined Wayne Gangi's Clifton property. But Thursday night, Oct. 22, the Halloween magic was already coming undone. Decorations were piled in the driveway, bags of brush lined the curb, and cars rolled past one by one as people stopped for what could be their final look at one of the city's most elaborate Halloween displays. Gangi, whose annual attraction has drawn thousands of visitors for 25 years, says he's shutting it down after being hit with city penalties — and now he's determined to…
DC Police Found Crashed Motorcycle Saturday Night, But Rider Was Nowhere To Be Found: MPD DC Police Found Crashed Motorcycle Saturday Night, But Rider Was Nowhere To Be Found: MPD DC Police Found Crashed Motorcycle Saturday Night, But Rider Was Nowhere To Be Found: MPD
DC Police Found Crashed Motorcycle Saturday Night, But Rider Was Nowhere To Be Found: MPD Police found a crashed motorcycle in DC, but it would be hours before they discovered the 18-year-old rider who had been thrown from it and died. The rider, identified as Southeast DC resident Francisco Benavides, was found unconscious and not breathing on Sunday, Oct. 18, after officers initially discovered his motorcycle near Suitland Parkway and Stanton Road SE at approximately 10:40 p.m. the previous night, according to the Metropolitan Police Department. Investigators said Benavides was speeding when he lost control of the motorcycle, struck a guardrail, and was thrown from the bike, w…
Mike Locksley Out At Maryland As Police Called On Student Reporters Covering His Exit Mike Locksley Out At Maryland As Police Called On Student Reporters Covering His Exit Mike Locksley Out At Maryland As Police Called On Student Reporters Covering His Exit
Mike Locksley Out At Maryland As Police Called On Student Reporters Covering His Exit Maryland football had just lost its head coach. Hours later, two student journalists trying to cover the fallout found themselves dealing with police instead of players. The unusual encounter unfolded outside Jones-Hill House in College Park, after University of Maryland officials announced that head coach Mike Locksley was stepping down effective immediately following a five-game losing streak. Nolan Rogalski and Jude Wilkenfeld, who cover Maryland athletics for Testudo Times, were waiting outside the football practice facility hoping to speak with players about the coaching shakeup when a…
'90s Alt-Rockers Sponge Robbed Of Guitars After Silver Spring Concert: 'It Happened Again' '90s Alt-Rockers Sponge Robbed Of Guitars After Silver Spring Concert: 'It Happened Again' '90s Alt-Rockers Sponge Robbed Of Guitars After Silver Spring Concert: 'It Happened Again'
'90s Alt-Rockers Sponge Robbed Of Guitars After Silver Spring Concert: 'It Happened Again' A popular '90s rock band is scrambling to replace several stolen guitars after thieves targeted its equipment following a concert in Maryland, marking what the musicians say is the second time they've been victimized. Detroit-based alternative rock band Sponge, best known for its hits "Plowed" and "Molly (16 Candles Down the Drain)," reported the theft on Wednesday, Oct. 21, after performing with Candlebox at The Fillmore Silver Spring. "It happened again, we got robbed!!!" the band posted on Facebook. According to published reports, the guitars were stolen from a trailer outside a Holiday…
Maryland Bar Beating Leaves Man Fighting For His Life, Suspected Attacker On The Run: Police Maryland Bar Beating Leaves Man Fighting For His Life, Suspected Attacker On The Run: Police Maryland Bar Beating Leaves Man Fighting For His Life, Suspected Attacker On The Run: Police
Maryland Bar Beating Leaves Man Fighting For His Life, Suspected Attacker On The Run: Police A Maryland man is fighting for his life after two men allegedly knocked him to the ground and repeatedly kicked him during a violent confrontation outside a bar. Officers from the Salisbury Police Department responded to the sidewalk outside Bury Tavern at 212 W. Main St. at approximately 10:40 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 18, where they found a 43-year-old man unconscious with serious injuries. The victim was rushed to TidalHealth Peninsula Regional, where he remained in critical condition as of Thursday, Oct. 22. Investigators say the violence began as a verbal dispute involving the victim and t…
Third Time's A Charm? Virginia Thieves Return To Scene Of $200K Copper Heist At Data Center Third Time's A Charm? Virginia Thieves Return To Scene Of $200K Copper Heist At Data Center Third Time's A Charm? Virginia Thieves Return To Scene Of $200K Copper Heist At Data Center
Third Time's A Charm? Virginia Thieves Return To Scene Of $200K Copper Heist At Data Center Three overnight break-ins, more than $200,000 in stolen copper, and a pair of masked thieves who just keep coming back for more have Virginia investigators hunting for answers. The Culpeper County Sheriff's Office is searching for two suspects believed to be behind a string of thefts at a data center construction site along Germanna Highway, where thieves have struck three times in a month, cutting through locks and fencing to steal valuable materials and equipment. The first break-in happened overnight between Sept. 22 and Sept. 23, when thieves forced their way through the property's fron…
Accused Fentanyl Dealer Drove Dead Virginia Man To DC Fire Station, Feds Say Accused Fentanyl Dealer Drove Dead Virginia Man To DC Fire Station, Feds Say Accused Fentanyl Dealer Drove Dead Virginia Man To DC Fire Station, Feds Say
Accused Fentanyl Dealer Drove Dead Virginia Man To DC Fire Station, Feds Say Jack Hargreaves had his entire life ahead of him. Instead, the 20-year-old Virginia man is dead, and the accused drug dealer who allegedly supplied the fatal dose of fentanyl that killed him is facing federal charges more than two years later. DC resident Anthony "Ant" Winslow, 44, has been indicted on a charge of unlawfully distributing fentanyl that resulted in Hargreaves' death in May 2024. “Jack Hargreaves was just 20 years old. His parents are now living every family’s worst nightmare. Anthony Winslow is being held accountable for his death, but no prosecution can undo this loss,” US …
DC Felons Wanted An Audience For Their Guns, Got Federal Investigators Instead: DOJ DC Felons Wanted An Audience For Their Guns, Got Federal Investigators Instead: DOJ DC Felons Wanted An Audience For Their Guns, Got Federal Investigators Instead: DOJ
DC Felons Wanted An Audience For Their Guns, Got Federal Investigators Instead: DOJ Turns out, the feds have Internet access too. Two felons in the DMV weren't shy about showing off their guns for social media clout.   Federal investigators in DC were watching the whole time. The online showboating helped launch a federal probe that ultimately landed Travis Foster, 25, and Reginald Monroe, 23, both of DC, in prison after authorities uncovered an arsenal of firearms, hundreds of suspected fentanyl pills, and evidence of drug dealing. US Attorney's Office The two men were sentenced on Thursday, Oct. 22, to a combined 103 months behind bars, federal prosecutors …
Virginia Teen Stole Girl's Clothes, Attempted To Make Great Escape On Bus, Police Say Virginia Teen Stole Girl's Clothes, Attempted To Make Great Escape On Bus, Police Say Virginia Teen Stole Girl's Clothes, Attempted To Make Great Escape On Bus, Police Say
Virginia Teen Stole Girl's Clothes, Attempted To Make Great Escape On Bus, Police Say A teenage girl accused of chasing down another teen, beating her up, and stealing her clothes tried to make her getaway on a bus in Virginia, but her troubles were just getting started, police said. Arlington County Police officers were called to the 2800 block of South Quincy Street at approximately 4:42 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 21, following reports of an assault involving two teenage girls who knew each other. Investigators said the victim was outside when the suspect approached and began chasing her, eventually catching up to her outside a nearby business, where she allegedly assaulted t…
Maryland Man's Mysterious Death Solved After Surveillance Reveals Deadly U-Turn Maryland Man's Mysterious Death Solved After Surveillance Reveals Deadly U-Turn Maryland Man's Mysterious Death Solved After Surveillance Reveals Deadly U-Turn
Maryland Man's Mysterious Death Solved After Surveillance Reveals Deadly U-Turn A 22-year-old Maryland man whose death initially left investigators searching for answers was deliberately run down by a driver who made a U-turn and accelerated toward him before chasing him behind a building, prosecutors say. Jacari Amon Phauls has been sentenced to 40 years in prison, with all but 20 years suspended, after pleading guilty to second-degree murder in the September 2025 death of Saunders Alton Mitchell IV in Suitland, according to the Prince George's County State's Attorney's Office. Mitchell was found outside on Darel Drive on Monday, Sept. 1, 2025, suffering from traumati…
Man's Ear Bitten Off In Bloody Jersey Shore Bar Fight: Police Man's Ear Bitten Off In Bloody Jersey Shore Bar Fight: Police Man's Ear Bitten Off In Bloody Jersey Shore Bar Fight: Police
Man's Ear Bitten Off In Bloody Jersey Shore Bar Fight: Police A night out at a Jersey Shore bar took a gruesome turn when a man's ear was half-bitten off during a fight that left two men facing assault charges, according to court documents obtained by Daily Voice. On Sunday, Oct. 11 at Boatyard 401 in Point Pleasant, Michael Barone physically assaulted the victim, bit a portion of his ear off and choked him, according to a criminal complaint issued by the Point Pleasant Police Department.  The altercation began when Barone and John Hafner, both Toms River residents, were following a woman around and she asked them to stop, Patch reported, citing …
MURDERS: Pair Accused Of Separate Killings Nine Days Apart In Maryland, Police Say MURDERS: Pair Accused Of Separate Killings Nine Days Apart In Maryland, Police Say MURDERS: Pair Accused Of Separate Killings Nine Days Apart In Maryland, Police Say
Murders: Pair Accused Of Separate Killings Nine Days Apart In Maryland, Police Say Two murders. Nine days apart. Two of the same accused killers. And Maryland investigators say there's no indication the deadly shootings are connected. Devin Spivey, 22, of Laurel, and Shamar Evans, 19, of Washington, DC, are now charged in both October 2024 murders in Landover, where 18-year-old Kesean Pollard and 29-year-old Tresean Sparrow Bey were gunned down in separate shootings that remain under investigation by Prince George's County Police. The first killing occurred on Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2024, when Pollard was found suffering from gunshot wounds inside a vehicle in the 7100 block o…
Officer Shoots Man Who Pointed Gun During Foot Chase Near Maryland Shopping Center: Police Officer Shoots Man Who Pointed Gun During Foot Chase Near Maryland Shopping Center: Police Officer Shoots Man Who Pointed Gun During Foot Chase Near Maryland Shopping Center: Police
Officer Shoots Man Who Pointed Gun During Foot Chase Near Maryland Shopping Center: Police An officer-involved shooting that left one person with critical injuries in Baltimore is under investigation, officials confirmed. At around 12:15 p.m. on Thursday afternoon, an officer working crime suppression in the Belair-Edison neighborhood approached a man in the 3900 block of Erdman Avenue who then fled on foot. During the subsequent pursuit near the Erdman Shopping Center, police said the man pulled out a gun and pointed it in the direction of the officer, who fired multiple shots, striking him at least once. The man was rushed to an area hospital in critical condition, according t…
Four Detained After Shooting Near Walter Johnson High School Were Actually Victims, Police Say Four Detained After Shooting Near Walter Johnson High School Were Actually Victims, Police Say Four Detained After Shooting Near Walter Johnson High School Were Actually Victims, Police Say
Four Detained After Shooting Near Walter Johnson High School Were Actually Victims, Police Say Four people detained following a midday shooting near a Maryland high school turned out to be the intended victims, while the person who opened fire remains unidentified, police say. The shooting was reported at approximately 12:10 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 21, in the 6600 block of Rockledge Drive in Bethesda, prompting a large police response and a precautionary secure status at nearby Walter Johnson High School. According to the Montgomery County Department of Police, an unknown suspect fired multiple shots toward a group of four people before fleeing the area. Officers responding to repor…
Virginia Boy Dies Days After Family Celebrated His Homecoming Following Sledding Accident Virginia Boy Dies Days After Family Celebrated His Homecoming Following Sledding Accident Virginia Boy Dies Days After Family Celebrated His Homecoming Following Sledding Accident
Virginia Boy Dies Days After Family Celebrated His Homecoming Following Sledding Accident For eight months, a Virginia family prayed for the day they could finally bring their little boy home after a sledding accident left him with critical injuries.  Just two weeks after celebrating that long-awaited milestone, they were mourning his death. Zyan Leovanni Pereira Amaya, 8, of Manassas, died on Sunday, Oct. 11, four days after being readmitted to the pediatric intensive care unit at Inova Children's Hospital, where doctors discovered a lung infection that led to sepsis and weakened his heart, according to his family. "Zyan fought so courageously throughout his journey to re…
166-Cat House Of Horrors In New York Leads To 168 Charges Against Mom: Authorities 166-Cat House Of Horrors In New York Leads To 168 Charges Against Mom: Authorities 166-Cat House Of Horrors In New York Leads To 168 Charges Against Mom: Authorities
166-Cat House Of Horrors In New York Leads To 168 Charges Against Mom: Authorities A hoarder who kept 166 cats and kittens in deplorable conditions inside her Long Island home was indicted Thursday, Oct. 22 on 168 charges, authorities said. Alena Horbatko, 54, of Glen Cove, pleaded not guilty to animal cruelty and child endangerment charges, the Nassau County District Attorney’s Office said. Horbatko’s 18-year-old daughter called the cops on her back in early June, reporting squalid conditions at the family’s home, WPIX reported in June. Officers responded June 7 and smelled an odor coming from the house, and code enforcement officials discovered more than 100 cats insid…
Cooking Mishap Sends Flames Ripping Through Maryland Mobile Home, Displacing Six Cooking Mishap Sends Flames Ripping Through Maryland Mobile Home, Displacing Six Cooking Mishap Sends Flames Ripping Through Maryland Mobile Home, Displacing Six
Cooking Mishap Sends Flames Ripping Through Maryland Mobile Home, Displacing Six An unattended cooking fire sent flames tearing through the roof of a Maryland mobile home, forcing six people from their home as the blaze lit up the night sky. Firefighters were called to the 8000 block of Riker Road in Elkridge around 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 21, where they found smoke and flames pouring from the roof and side of the home, according to the Howard County Department of Fire and Rescue Services. Crews were able to quickly knock down the flames within about 20 minutes, but not before the damage was done, leaving four adults and two children without a place to stay. The Red …
Backyard Bloodbath: Pit Bulls Maul Each Other Before Officers Shoot One Dead: Policei Backyard Bloodbath: Pit Bulls Maul Each Other Before Officers Shoot One Dead: Policei Backyard Bloodbath: Pit Bulls Maul Each Other Before Officers Shoot One Dead: Policei
Backyard Bloodbath: Pit Bulls Maul Each Other Before Officers Shoot One Dead: Policei Two pit bulls turned a Virginia backyard into a battleground, leaving police scrambling to break up a vicious fight that ended with one of the dogs being shot dead. Officers were called to a home in the 8500 block of Brickshire Lane in Manassas on Wednesday, Oct. 21, after receiving a report of two vicious dogs, according to Prince William County Police. Investigators said the dogs were actively mauling each other when officers arrived and attempted to separate them. During the confrontation, one of the pit bulls turned its attention toward an officer, charging and attempting to bite. As …
Virginia Dem, 82, Charged In $4.5M Marijuana Empire With Family Virginia Dem, 82, Charged In $4.5M Marijuana Empire With Family Virginia Dem, 82, Charged In $4.5M Marijuana Empire With Family
Virginia Dem, 82, Charged In $4.5M Marijuana Empire With Family An 82-year-old Virginia senator allegedly saw one last opportunity to build generational wealth, and federal prosecutors say she was willing to use her political power to get it, even as she helped run a $4.5 million marijuana trafficking operation involving her own family. L. Louise Lucas, a powerful Portsmouth Democrat who chairs the Senate Finance and Appropriations Committee, was among seven people named in an eight-count federal indictment unsealed on Thursday, Oct. 22, accusing her of leading a criminal enterprise that distributed marijuana, laundered money, and used political influenc…
Virginia Man Took Sledgehammer To Iwo Jima Statue In Quantico, Removed Soldier's Head: Police Virginia Man Took Sledgehammer To Iwo Jima Statue In Quantico, Removed Soldier's Head: Police Virginia Man Took Sledgehammer To Iwo Jima Statue In Quantico, Removed Soldier's Head: Police
Virginia Man Took Sledgehammer To Iwo Jima Statue In Quantico, Removed Soldier's Head: Police A 27-year-old man who took the head off a soldier depicted in a World War II statue in Northern Virginia is behind bars.  Stafford resident Miguel Alonso Maldonado Soriano is facing charges after he allegedly damaged the Iwo Jima statue on Richmond Highway in Quantico on Wednesday night, according to the Prince William County Police Department. Officers were called shortly before 10:15 p.m. on Oct. 21 to the intersection of Richmond Highway and Fuller Road, following reports of property destruction near the statue. First responders found Maldonado Soriano actively damag…
Body Found In Maryland Marsh Grasses Leads To Arrest Months Later: State Police Body Found In Maryland Marsh Grasses Leads To Arrest Months Later: State Police Body Found In Maryland Marsh Grasses Leads To Arrest Months Later: State Police
Body Found In Maryland Marsh Grasses Leads To Arrest Months Later: State Police A man's body discovered among tall marsh grasses along a Maryland road in August has led to an arrest more than two months later, following a grand jury indictment in the death investigation. Jacob Motley, 27, of East New Market, has been indicted in connection with the death of Timothy D. Wolfe Jr., 35, whose body was found along Golden Hill Road in Church Creek on Aug. 15 in Dorchester County, according to state police. The Dorchester County grand jury returned the indictment and Motley was arrested without incident two days later during a traffic stop conducted by a Maryland Natural Reso…