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December Trial Set for Ashburn Stabbing Case; Defense to Push for Plea Deal

2021-01-132021-01-13 LoudounNow 1 Comment

The 18-year-old Ashburn man facing felony charges from a May 2020 stabbing incident could wait in jail until December for

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11 Regional Police Departments Form Investigative Team

2021-01-122021-01-12 LoudounNow 0 Comments

Nearly a dozen regional police departments—two in Loudoun—are poised to get some help when investigating officer-involved shootings that result in

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Grand Jury Indicts 3 in Sterling Hotel Stabbing Case

2021-01-112021-01-15 LoudounNow 0 Comments

A Loudoun grand jury today indicted Daren Burr, James Burr and Tyrell Jefferson on charges of felony aggravated malicious wounding

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FOP Launches GoFundMe for Loudoun Deputy Injured in Walmart Shooting

2021-01-072021-01-08 LoudounNow 0 Comments

The Dulles Fraternal Order of Police has launched a GoFundMe page to help the sheriff’s deputy injured in the weekend

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May Preliminary Hearing Set for Walmart Shooter

2021-01-072021-01-07 LoudounNow 0 Comments

Steven E. Thodos was arraigned in General District Court today on 11 felony charges following a shootout with Sheriff’s Office

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Herndon Man Charged in Sterling Mugging

2021-01-072021-01-07 LoudounNow 0 Comments

Sheriff’s Office investigators have arrested an 18-year-old Herndon man suspected of robbing a person in a late-night attack. According to

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Leesburg Man Pleads Guilty to Housemate’s Murder

2021-01-072021-01-07 LoudounNow 0 Comments

Joseph E. Lucio III pleaded guilty today to the second-degree murder of his housemate nine months ago. He will return

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Sterling Man Charged With 11 Felonies Following Walmart Shootout

2021-01-062021-01-07 LoudounNow 4 Comments

A Sterling man has been charged with 11 felonies after a shootout at the Sterling Walmart on Saturday sent three

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Loudoun’s Chief Prosecutor Joins Push to End Death Penalty, Minimum Sentences

2021-01-062021-01-12 Patrick Szabo 3 Comments

With Democrats in control of the Virginia General Assembly the push for criminal justice reforms will continue during the upcoming

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17 Firefighter/EMTs Graduate 40th Recruit Academy

2021-01-062021-01-06 LoudounNow 0 Comments

Seventeen Firefighter/Emergency Medical Technician graduated from Loudoun County Fire and Rescue’s 40th recruit class on Monday, Jan. 4. In lieu

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McNerney: 10 Months of COVID: My Observations

2021-01-21 LoudounNow 1

For the past 10 months, we have endured an experience that very few of us predicted, much less prepared for. We have experienced the closing of businesses, restaurants, and school buildings. We have been told to stay in our homes and stop spending time with family and friends. We have faced extreme anxiety for the health of ourselves and our loved ones for months at a time.

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