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A veteran police officer in Virginia was shot and killed Friday afternoon during a traffic stop, according to reports.

Gundalow Company announces Virtual Gundalow Gathering Series Staff Report PORTSMOUTH — The Gundalow Company has announced its Winter/Spring Virtual Gundalow Gatherings line up. Now, in its eighth year, the event shifts from gatherings in private homes across the Seacoast, to welcoming a wider audience via a Zoom-based event calendar.  "The initial roster of speakers will entertain and engage all audiences on a variety of topics," said Rich Clyborne, Executive Director of the Gundalow Company. "We wanted to make sure we continued this annual tradition; our gatherings are something many of...

Monadnock Ledger-Transcript Published: 8/11/2017 10:09:38 AM A wildlife biologist with New Hampshire Fish and Game has said that concerned citizens in a Jaffrey neighborhood have little to worry about regarding fisher sightings over the past month.  Patrick Tate, who is also the leader of the furbearer project, said that fishers — or fisher cats as some call them — do not pose much of a threat to humans, saying they typically do not go after prey larger than them.  “Their reputation in folklore is more aggressive than they are,” said Tate, who said a male fisher can weigh up to 12...

Jack Whomes arriving at the Royal Courts of Justice in London in 2006 - Credit: PA A man convicted of carrying out a triple gangland killing, known as the 'Essex Boys' murders, has been deemed suitable for release from prison by the parole board. Jack Whomes, formerly of Brockford, Suffolk, still protests his innocence after being jailed for life in 1998, alongside Michael Steele, for the murders of three men found shot dead in a Range Rover in Rettendon, Essex, in 1995. Prosecutors said the killings of Tony Tucker, Pat Tate, and Craig Rolfe took place after a row over a drug deal. The c...

Can be freed - Jack Whomes More than 25 years after the infamous Essex Boys murderers, one of the convicted killers can be freed. Patrick Tate, Anthony Tucker and Craig Rolfe were all shot dead while sat in a Range Rover down a farm track just 300 yards away from the busy A130 in Rettendon on December 6, 1995. Jack Whomes was convicted of murder three years later - along with Michael Steele - and sentenced to life in prison. However, the Parole Board has confirmed Whomes can be freed. Search - police look down a farm track where three bodies were found inside a Range Rover vehicle