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Judge H. Thomas Padrick, Jr. said in court Wednesday he did not take this ruling to dismiss lightly.

The judge dismissed the voluntary manslaughter charge against Vincent McClean. The defense said the evidence did not support the charge.

It was the second time in less than a year that retired Portsmouth police officer Vincent McClean was found not guilty of assault charges that prosecutors had sought against him. A jury acquitted him the first case and this time the judge tossed the charges before the case even went to the jury.

The FOP responded to a grand jury's decision to indict Vincent McClean a second time, accusing the Commonwealth's Attorney’s office of an "underlying vendetta."

The Portsmouth Circuit Court Clerk’s office confirmed on Friday a new charge against Vincent McClean, a now retired Portsmouth police officer, for voluntary manslaughter in connection to the death of Carmeita Vangilder, a pregnant woman who died while in police custody. A grand jury filed the new indictment against McClean on Thursday, the same day he was acquitted of other manslaughter ...

A grand jury indicted Vincent McClean just hours after another jury found him not guilty of manslaughter in the death of 28-year-old Willie Marable.

Officers charged a retired policeman in the death of a pregnant woman in custody on the same day he was found not guilty of voluntary manslaughter.

The news of the latest grand jury indictment filed against retired officer Vincent McClean came shortly after he was acquitted of manslaughter charges in Portsmouth Circuit Court.

The voluntary manslaughter trial began Wednesday for a former Portsmouth police officer in connection to the officer-involved shooting that killed Willie Marable in 2018 on Navajo Trail.

Former Portsmouth Police Officer Vincent McClean was indicted in the death of a woman, just hours after he was found not guilty of manslaughter for a 2018 shooting.