The United States Marshals Service came to northern Virginia in June of last year to track down a man they believe is guilty of theft. The item he supposedly stole was a first edition Book of Mormon, which was owned by an elderly female bookstore owner living outside of the state.
Former police chief accepts guilt for drug-related charges
The former police chief in Pennington Gap, Virginia, recently admitted to distributing prescription drugs in addition to orchestrating the robbery of a popular pharmacy chain with other individuals. With an overwhelming amount of evidence weighing against the man, he owned up to the drug-related offenses, which included conspiracy to possess with the intent to distribute oxycodone and burglary.
Richmond man pleads guilty after van theft
A man from Richmond, Virginia, decided that he would not try to fight his criminal charges, instead, pleading guilty in a federal court. The 49-year-old man was recently accused of stealing a truck. However, this was not just any ordinary auto theft.
Manassas juveniles arrested for carjacking
Police rounded up three boys and one girl in Manassas, charging them for their alleged roles in a recent carjacking. The subsequent juvenile theft crime charges ranged from carjacking and use of a firearm in commission of a felony to receiving stolen property.
Senator to enter plea in DUI case
When public officials are charged with crimes, sometimes it is better to deal with the issue quietly, forgoing a public trial.
