Shooting occurred after deputies from the Spotsylvania County Street Crimes Task Force attempted to apprehend Lawrence D. Toler at a Fredericksburg gas station.
Victim suffered severe trauma to his right leg and died at the scene.
A special prosecutor ruled that Lt. Daniel Harris of the Spotsylvania Sheriff’s Office was justified in killing Kenny Carr because he was pointing a gun at his wife.
Board also discussed offering the county’s internal auditor to the school division — a proposal that was met warily.
Adoption of new technology comes after several students were arrested last month on felony charges related to threats of school violence.
Apparent victims are students with disabilities ranging from 4-5 years of age.
Police Chief Layton appeared before City Council to propose putting a pair of grants toward the lease of eight cameras.
First deployment for team under agreement with VDEM.
School and law enforcement officials released a joint statement informing the community about recent threats.
Trevor Reid, 21, died in a motorcycle accident Saturday in Spotsylvania County.
Officials: expect increased law enforcement presence at Courtland High School this week.
Board of supervisors tables approving a contract with company to install speed cameras in school zones.
New equipment at Pratt Park approved, plus pharmacy services for first responders.
The victim, 19-year-old Christian Whalen, was reportedly trying to break up an altercation when he was shot.
Authorities believe there may be more victims in Caroline County, Fredericksburg and Northern Virginia.
Report includes statements from witnesses who heard noises from plane before July crash.
A multi-agency investigation led by VDH found no reason for advisory to continue; source of odor not determined.
Executive Director Mike Harvey says ground will be broken next month.
The $81,000 grant will aid the FXBG Teen Steering Committee in developing a strategic five-year plan aimed at combating teenage violence. It is to be presented to the City Council Aug. 27.
Comprehensive water sampling during the past three days do not indicate a public health risk.
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