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Virginia State Police reminds drivers to plan a Super Bowl sober ride - Vimarsana News

Virginia State Police reminds drivers to plan a Super Bowl sober ride

RICHMOND, VA (WVNS) — With Super Bowl LVIII right around the corner, fans are pumped and ready, which means a sober plan should be made to ensure a safe ride home for you and others. This means the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles and Virginia State Police are keeping a close eye and are urging […]

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Virginia State Police increasing patrols on Super Bowl Sunday - Vimarsana News

Virginia State Police increasing patrols on Super Bowl Sunday

In a joint release, Virginia State Police (VSP) and the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) reminded folks of the dangers of drinking and driving.

Grisly details revealed in federal lawsuit about catfishing cop - Vimarsana News

Grisly details revealed in federal lawsuit about catfishing cop

A federal lawsuit filed by the teenager kidnapped by "catfish" cop Austin Lee Edwards answers questions about the grisly crime, including how they met, why he killed her family and where he planned to take the girl after kidnapping her.

VSP announces human trafficking arrests, highlight tip line - Vimarsana News

VSP announces human trafficking arrests, highlight tip line

The emphasis on the tip line came as police announced a successful undercover operation that resulted in multiple arrests connected to human trafficking and sex crimes in Chesterfield, Hanover and

Traffic and weather projections for Va. Thanksgiving travel - Vimarsana News

Traffic and weather projections for Va. Thanksgiving travel

The Thanksgiving holiday annually ranks among the busiest travel periods in the United States, and millions of Americans are expected to flood airports and highways in record numbers this week.