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June 11, 2021
HENRY COUNTY, Va. – A Henry County man will be sentenced in September for the murder of a pregnant woman.
Thomas Christopher McDowell pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and two firearms-related charges in the February 2020 death of Krystal McReynolds of Bassett.
Warrants show that McReynolds identified McDowell as the shooter before she died. The 34-year-old was taken to Sovah Health in Martinsville and transferred to Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital, where she later died. McReynolds had been shot in the face with the bullet lodging in her neck.
According to the Henry County Sheriff’s Office, McReynolds was four to five months pregnant but lost the unborn child.
What does Virginiaâs new pot law mean for employers?
Beginning July 1 it will be legal in Virginia for an adult to possess up to an ounce of marijuana, and that change in the law is forcing K-9 police dogs across the state into early retirement.
Drug dogs have been trained to alert their handlers in the same manner on multiple drugs, making it impossible to know whether itâs marijuana or some still illegal narcotic being sniffed out. And dogs have no idea if the amount of marijuana they might detect would be within the legal limit.
Henry County Sheriffâs Office K-9 Kilo is being forced to retire because of changing marijuana laws in Virginia. Kilo (left) and K-9 Deputy Andrew Kinney.
What does Virginiaâs new pot law mean for employers?
Beginning July 1 it will be legal in Virginia for an adult to possess up to an ounce of marijuana, and that change in the law is forcing K-9 police dogs across the state into early retirement.
Drug dogs have been trained to alert their handlers in the same manner on multiple drugs, making it impossible to know whether itâs marijuana or some still illegal narcotic being sniffed out. And dogs have no idea if the amount of marijuana they might detect would be within the legal limit.
Henry County Sheriffâs Office K-9 Kilo is being forced to retire because of changing marijuana laws in Virginia. Kilo (left) and K-9 Deputy Andrew Kinney.