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New double-murder trial set in April after mistrial declared | News - Vimarsana News

New double-murder trial set in April after mistrial declared | News

Damayjhon Quintez Gadson is charged with murdering Lashawn Gadson, 25, and Lori Gentile, 61. Is he guilty? A new jury is expected to decide his fate in April.

Berkeley County double murder trial underway | News - Vimarsana News

Berkeley County double murder trial underway | News

A double murder trial is underway in Berkeley County for the June 2020 shooting deaths of a 25-year-old sex worker and her 61-year-old driver on a rural road.

Former county clerk accused of stealing $272,000 - Vimarsana News

Former county clerk accused of stealing $272,000

Martinsburg, w.va. – A grand jury in Berkeley County has handed down a 41-count indictment against a former Berkeley County deputy clerk.

W. Virginia Supreme Court Sides with State Police in Civil Suit Alleging Excessive Force - Vimarsana News

W. Virginia Supreme Court Sides with State Police in Civil Suit Alleging Excessive Force

W. Virginia Supreme Court Sides with State Police in Civil Suit Alleging Excessive Force April 28, 2021 A circuit judge should have dismissed civil claims against West Virginia State Police by a teenager who alleged excessive force when he was beaten during a traffic stop while handcuffed, the state Supreme Court ruled last month. The high court ruled 3-2 in sending the lawsuit back to Berkeley County Circuit Court. The justices acted on a State Police appeal of a judge’s 2019 denial to dismiss the lawsuit. The lawsuit alleged State Police should be held ...

Berkeley BOE says settlement of Berkeley Heights litigation not subject to public records law - Vimarsana News

Berkeley BOE says settlement of Berkeley Heights litigation not subject to public records law

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