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Seven newcomers seeking seats on Manassas City Council - Vimarsana News

Seven newcomers seeking seats on Manassas City Council

Seven newcomers are seeking one of the four seats on Manassas City Council that are up for election this year.

Father remembers CVPA shooting 1 year later - Vimarsana News

Father remembers CVPA shooting 1 year later

A former student at the St. Louis high school opened fire in the teen’s classroom on Oct. 24, 2022.

Source: ksdk.com
Jury returns for second day of deliberations in murder case from 2020 gun buy gone awry - Vimarsana News

Jury returns for second day of deliberations in murder case from 2020 gun buy gone awry

The jury will return to work Tuesday morning as it deliberates the fates of two men charged with murder and robbery.

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State rests its case in 2020 murder trial of Ty'Shaun Sylvester and Jessie Harper - Vimarsana News

State rests its case in 2020 murder trial of Ty'Shaun Sylvester and Jessie Harper

The trial for two Columbus men facing murder charges in the 2020 shooting death of another Columbus man wrapped up its fourth day. Ty'Shaun Sylvester and Jessie Harper are charged in connection with the April 2020 shooting death of Quincey Atkins on Cusseta Road. The state rested its case, but not before calling GBI ballistics expert Catherine Jordan to stand. They dismissed her, but then prosecutors wanted to ask a couple of more questions. Jordan had to chase her down before she left the Government Center.

Source: wrbl.com
'We know they lie.' Attorneys focus on witnesses as Columbus murder trial winds down - Vimarsana News

'We know they lie.' Attorneys focus on witnesses as Columbus murder trial winds down

“They are reluctant to testify because they are scared to death,” a prosecutor said of two witnesses to Quincy Atkins’ homicide.

Source: yahoo.com