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Virginia Tech kicker makes plea deal in Blacksburg break-in
Cody Journell must serve 100 hours of community service
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Small crowd gathers to see unveiled Huguely-Love evidence full of tears and blood
After months of arguing and planning, the nonsensitive evidence from the area’s most publicized murder trial in years was made available to the public.
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Two of four guilty in National Guard thefts sentenced
Michael Wayne Tutwiler and James Tucker Creamer entered plea agreements with the federal government earlier this year, and were formally sentenced Monday in U.S. General District Court.
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Roanoke homeless man pleads guilty to threatening President
Steven Gurczynski will be sentenced in August after pleading guilty to threatening to kill President Obama back in December 2010.
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Louisa man found guilty in shooting
The shooting happened outside a party at the Van Club in Louisa County.
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Madison case of computer solicitation of minor continued
Read’s lawyer, John Hart, said Read faces other charges in another jurisdiction but would not say where or what those other charges are.
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Man who confessed in exchange for chicken dinner pleads guilty to murders
Plea comes two days after a judge denied a defense motion to have Jamal Louis Clemons' confession thrown out.
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Sentencing delayed in killing of 1-year-old Albemarle girl
Ramon Turley’s defense counsel asked for the continuance after learning about previous criminal activity.
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Waynesboro man accused of threatening to kill Obama
Christopher Hecker refused to be sworn in during an appearance Friday in federal court in Charlottesville.
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UVa student charged in assault, B&E
Ryan Fenton, 19, faces one count of breaking and entering, two counts of assault and battery, one count of underage possession of alcohol and one count of possession of marijuana
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Love's mother sues UVa coaches, AD and the state
“UVa and its employees, officers and agents had a duty to protect and keep the students safe,” the suit says.
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Jury recommends life after convicting Morris of shooting his then-girlfriend
“He said ‘We’re both going to die tonight and you’re going first,’” she testified Monday.
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Huguely evidence to get public viewing
The presentations, set for May 15 and May 16, will begin with a 64-minute tape of George Huguely’s interrogation by Charlottesville police.
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GOP activist Morton, facing felony, turns in her conceal-carry permit
Feda Kidd Morton was charged March 22 with making a false statement on a voter registration form, according to police.
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Morris takes the stand in shot-girlfriend trial
“I went around to her side of the bed and held the gun out and said, ‘what’s this doing here?’” John Wesley Morris told the judge.
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Charlottesville man charged following parkway chase
Trevis H. Johnson, 28, was being held on charges of speeding, reckless driving, drug possession and a felony count of eluding police.
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Girlfriend testifies that twice-convicted murderer shot her in bed
Lisa Ann Clements, 43, testified in court Monday that her then-boyfriend, John Wesley Morris, 54, shot her.
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Police: City man violated protective order before 7-hour standoff
Incident resolved with no injuries.
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Woman accused of courthouse bomb threats is arrested
Danielle Messineo, 38, was wanted in Louisa County for failure to appear in court.
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Ex-teacher, officer charged with child porn
Albemarle police believe the man had at least one local victim.
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Pair charged in county shooting; no one harmed
Davain Turner and Jaquan Rafaly, both 20 and from Charlottesville, have been charged with shooting from a vehicle, according to police.
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Man reports being robbed by 3 at playground
Police said the men displayed a handgun and stole the man’s laptop and an undisclosed amount of cash.
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Love's mother files $30M wrongful death suit
Sharon Love filed the civil suit against George Huguely, the former UVa lacrosse player convicted of murdering her daughter.
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Woman dealt bath salts from Fifth Street video store
A Charlottesville woman pleaded guilty to distributing “bath salts” out of a video store she once owned on Fifth Street Southwest on Thursday morning in Charlottesville’s federal court.
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Teens charged in Louisa robbery attempt
The release said two men, ages 18 and 20, were standing in the parking lot of the Glen Marye Shopping Center in Louisa when the two juveniles, armed with handguns and wearing black bandanas, pulled up in a pickup truck.
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