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| New Virginia State Police superintendent sworn in State Police Lt. Col. Gary Settle took the oath of office Thursday, taking over the top job from retiring Col. W. Steven Flaherty. Settle is a 32-year law enforcement veteran who previously served as the director for the agency's Bureau of Criminal Investigation. He will lead a department with 2,118 sworn ...
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| Former VA police officer indicted, allegedly struck patient A former Veterans Affairs police officer has been indicted on federal charges alleging that he repeatedly struck a patient outside a VA hospital in Indianapolis. Twenty-year-old Michael Kaim was indicted Wednesday by a federal grand jury on civil rights and obstruction charges. The Indianapolis Star ...
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| Police: Man arrested after chase from Appomattox to Rustburg According to state police, they ended up in the 5900 block of Red House Road in Campbell County. Police put down spike strips, but say the man was able to avoid them by going behind a house. State Police say they were able to stop him in the driveway. The man has not been identified, and police ...
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| Tractor-trailer driver arrested for 2017 wreck that killed family of four Bertram Copeland, 41, of Rockford, Ill., is charged with four counts of negligent homicide and reckless driving, Sgt. C.F. Kane, with the West Virginia State Police Turnpike detachment, said. "This arrest is a result of a prior investigation conducted by Cpl. B.J. Garretson, where a tractor-trailer driven by ...
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| Workhouse Prison Museum In June of 1917 the police crackdown of the protesters began. Protesters were arrested for "obstructing traffic" and sentenced to upwards of 60 days in jail. Most of the women arrested were sent to the Occoquan Workhouse in Virginia. The conditions were deplorable. All prisoners at Occoquan were ...
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| Richmond Police help blind woman living in storage unit in freezing temps RICHMOND, Va. -- Richmond Police said that they recently found a woman staying in a storage unit in below freezing temperatures. Police said that Second Precinct Officer Jason Reese recently responded to a call for a welfare check for a reported blind, wheelchair bound amputee who was stranded.
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| Facebook Feedback for Jan. 20: Colonial Williamsburg, new NNPD K9 dogs, snow, Buckroe ... In a reader poll, USA Today has named Colonial Williamsburg its top Virginia attraction. Second through fifth were Virginia Creeper Trail in Abingdon, Thomas Jefferson's Poplar Forest, Natural Bridge State Park and Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge. Cecil Lewis: It's a very nice attraction but it's all ...
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