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Breaking down Cory Bigsby's $80,000 bond - Vimarsana News

Breaking down Cory Bigsby's $80,000 bond

Many in the community are asking why he was granted bond on a murder charge but was repeatedly denied bond on the 30 counts of child neglect and abuse charges.

Virginia Beach surgeon convicted of drug possession, acquitted of stealing from patients - Vimarsana News

Virginia Beach surgeon convicted of drug possession, acquitted of stealing from patients

A federal jury on Thursday found Virginia Beach plastic surgeon John Mancoll guilty of illegally possessing two highly addictive painkillers but acquitted him of charges accusing him of stealing medications from two patients.

Nearly a year after US Navy chief's death, sister still seeks justice - Vimarsana News

Nearly a year after US Navy chief's death, sister still seeks justice

It's a case involving a US Navy chief who died after a dispute at a bar in 2022. July 5th of that year will be a day the family of U.S. Navy Chief Petty Officer Tyler Murphy never forgets.

Source: wtkr.com
Experts: Prosecuting 6-year-old alleged shooter is unlikely - Vimarsana News

Experts: Prosecuting 6-year-old alleged shooter is unlikely

A first-grade student at Richneck Elementary School in Newport News was taken into custody Friday after police said he shot his teacher inside a classroom. While children that young can be charged with a crime in Virginia, their path through the legal system is much different than it is for older children or adults.

Off-duty Norfolk police officer found not guilty of manslaughter - Vimarsana News

Off-duty Norfolk police officer found not guilty of manslaughter

A jury on Thursday handed down a not-guilty verdict in the case of Edmund Hoyt, an off-duty Norfolk police officer who had been previously charged with killing a Chesapeake man.

Source: wtkr.com