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It. News4s Mark Segraves joins us from u. S. District court with a look at the fallout it caused. Mark . Reporter doreen sometime between 2013 and 2014 his Attorney Says that former special agent Matthew Lowry became addicted to painkillers and eventually heroin. Next week hes expected to walk into this federal courthouse and admit that he used his position as an fbi agent to go into fbi headquarters and take heroin out, take what he needed and then sneak the tainted evidence back into fbi headq...

North carolina. The u. S. Coast guard just released this video of a helicopter picking up the man. His name is lewis jordan. From the freighter. He was found sitting on the capsized hull of his sailboat. Said he ate fish to survive. Jordan left a marina where he lives in South Carolina back in january. A week later his family reported him missing. Tonight jordan was able to speak by phone to his father. Hey, dad. Hey, lewis. Man, nice to hear your voice. How are you feeling . Im doing great now....

The Arlington County Sheriff's Office is facing mounting pressure from personnel, inmates and the NAACP to address worsening conditions at the county jail.

Arlington, Virginia – “The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (“NAACP”) has been made aware of egregious civil rights violations in the Arlington County Detention Facility," stated Janette McCarthy Wallace, General Counsel of the NAACP. Today, via written letter, the National General Counsel for the nation’s oldest and largest civil rights organization formally

Arlington law enforcement officials are launching a program to help people with addictions get help without jail time. "Operation Safe Station" allows the Office of the Magistrate to waive charges on people with an addiction who turn themselves and their drugs in, and ask for help. "Forgoing a prosecution and connecting individuals to treatment professionals

Abonesh Woldegeorges was found unresponsive after being held in jail for two weeks, unable to afford the $500 bail.

Of the eight people who have died in the Arlington County jail in eight years, five appear to have been homeless, according to court records. Most recently, Abonesh Woldegeorges, a 73-year-old Black woman with no fixed address, died in the detention center on Sunday morning. She was found at Dulles International Airport four times between

A 73-year-old woman died this morning at the Arlington County jail. Abonesh Woldegeorges was found unresponsive in her cell around 7 a.m. and, despite resuscitation efforts, later pronounced dead, according to Arlington County police. Per scanner traffic, she was found bleeding on the floor of the cell, potentially after falling out of bed. Woldegeorges was

County officials have stripped a requirement that defendants plead guilty before becoming eligible for a jail diversion program for those with mental illnesses. Staffers note they made "significant changes" to a newly-released draft document for the proposed program after activists and local officials expressed concern over the guilty plea requirement, among other aspects to the program. "The

(Updated at noon) An anonymous Russian buyer has taken the website for Arlington's annual 9/11 Memorial 5K hostage, undermining registration for this year's race. When the domain name lapsed, this buyer took over the page, translated it into Russian and demanded a large sum of money from the race committee to return it, Race Director