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Man receives 3 life sentences for killing woman at gas station

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (WAVY) — A man convicted of killing a 65-year-old woman at a Harris Teeter gas station received three life sentences. Commonwealth’s Attorney for the city of Virginia Beach, Colin D. Stolle announced Tuesday that 25-year-old Darrius Cornell White, of Chesapeake, was sentenced for charges of aggravated murder, two counts robbery causing death […]

Jury convicts man for gas station killing in 2021

A jury convicted 24-year-old Darrius Cornell White on several charges for a killing at a gas station in 2021.

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New York man receives maximum sentence for role in fatal Virginia Beach hit-and-run

A New York man was sentenced to 10 years in prison in connection with a 2021 hit-and-run crash that left a motorcyclist dead.

Former VB Economic Development Director sentenced for embezzling nearly $80K in city funds

The former director of the Virginia Beach Department of Economic Development, was sentenced on four felony counts Monday for embezzling nearly $80K in city funds.

Virginia Beach man sentenced to 30 years after pleading guilty to husband's murder, hit-and-run

Commonwealth's attorney: Man involved in 2020 Virginia Beach traffic stop shot by own gun; Troopers won't face charges

Virginia Beach Commonwealth's Attorney's Office Still from witness video of the struggle between Coleman Sample and Virginia State Troopers in August 2020 By: Web Staff and last updated 2021-07-07 18:14:12-04 VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. - The Virginia Beach Commonwealth's Attorney's Office announced Wednesday it has completed its investigation into the August 2020 shooting of a man who died after being arrested by Virginia State Troopers during a traffic stop that led to a chase. Virginia Beach Commonwealth Attorney Colin D. Stolle said State Troopers "were not the proximate cause of the fatal gunshot" that killed 23-year-old Coleman Sample and that their use of force was justified in this incident.

Commonwealth's attorney: Officers justified in use of deadly force during Virginia Beach domestic incident; no charges to be sought

A recording of the 911 call, body camera footage, medical records, a toxicology report and various interviews were reviewed during the investigation.