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State charges dropped, federal charges being pursued in Lynchburg drug case
State prosecutors dropped their charges against Lynchburg defendants implicated in the largest drug bust in the city’s history.
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Man convicted in Sussex Street slaying gets second hearing before appeals court
A Fairfax County man convicted in the 2002 Sussex Street slayings could be executed in spite of evidence he is mentally retarded.
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Lawsuit involving former Bedford deputy will be open, judge rules
A civil lawsuit filed against a former Bedford County deputy accused of having a sexual relationship with a teenage girl will be public despite of the nature of the allegations, a judge ruled Friday.
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Nelson County woman killed in wreck remembered
A purple cross and a bouquet of flowers mark the spot where Constance Bradshaw, a beloved member of the Nelson County community, died last Friday.
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Bedford man sentenced in Goode store robbery
The Bedford man who robbed the Goode Country Crossroad store last year was sentenced to 30 years in prison Tuesday.
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Bedford County man accused in double shooting gets 2nd lawyer
A Bedford County man accused of gunning down his brother and nephew in August was granted a second court-appointed lawyer Tuesday morning.
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Total of 8 fatal crashes in Lynchburg area in two weeks
Two more traffic-related deaths Thursday evening and Friday add to the grim toll of fatalities over the past two weeks on Lynchburg-area roads.
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Jury: Max punishment in Campbell County cigs theft
Detailing Keith Hill’s history of burglary and other theft cases from 1982 through 2010 on Wednesday morning, Commonwealth’s Attorney Paul McAndrews asked jurors, “Have we had enough yet?”
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Speight murder trial won't begin next month as scheduled
The Spout Spring man accused of gunning down eight people at his home in 2010 will not go to trial next month as scheduled, Appomattox County Commonwealth’s Attorney Darrel Puckett said Wednesday.
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Bedford man convicted in regional cigarette theft conspiracy
A Bedford man accused in a regional cigarette theft conspiracy was convicted in a jury trial here Tuesday.
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Former Bedford deputy indicted on indecent liberties charges
A Bedford County grand jury Tuesday indicted a former school resource officer accused of having a sexual relationship with a student.
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Search warrant seeks phone records of driver in deadly crash
Virginia State Police were granted a search warrant Thursday to look at the cell phone records of the driver who hit and killed a Gladstone man and injured a state trooper.
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Lovingston couple wins state Supreme Court case
The Supreme Court of Virginia ruled in favor of a Lovingston-area couple in their fight against the foreclosure of their property.
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Former Bedford deputy convicted in wrong-way U.S. 29 chase
A former Bedford County Sheriff’s Office investigator admitted Thursday he was drunk when he drove his patrol car the wrong way 11 miles on U.S. 29 last year, but denied he intentionally fled from police.
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Timberlake Road to be shut down for fatal crash reconstruction
Lynchburg police are taking the unusual step of closing part of Timberlake Road on Saturday to investigate a fatal wreck there last week.
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Man indicted on charge of impersonating Secret Service agent
A Falls Church man has been indicted on charges he traveled around the Lynchburg area impersonating a U.S. Secret Service agent.
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Woman pleads guilty to tax fraud in lake mortgage scheme
A fourth member of an $11 million mortgage fraud scheme pleaded guilty to related tax fraud in federal court in Lynchburg Tuesday.
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$10K reward offered in Amherst County hiker homicide case
Scott Lilly, 30, of Indiana, was found partially buried off the old hotel hiking trail in the Mt. Pleasant scenic area last year.
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Rustburg man indicted in DUI deaths of Lynchburg siblings
A Rustburg man accused of drunk driving in the deaths of two Lynchburg siblings will go to trial in June after being indicted this week.
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Conference helps officials learn to combat 'shaken baby' syndrome
Social service workers, medical professionals and law enforcement officials are getting together next month to learn how to work together better to fight abusive head trauma.
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