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Deadly Police Chase | FBI Impersonator Plea | House Party Shooting: VA Weekend News
A police car chase ended in tragedy, an accused FBI impersonator entered a plea and Data Center Alley was debated in VA this weekend.
Virginia's data centers were celebrated (though not necessarily by their neighbors), five were hurt at a shooting at a house party and a police chase ended in three deaths. These and other stories were among the top headlines in Virginia over the weekend.
'Loudoun County Iced Tea' Featured At DC Pro-Data Center Party As Some VA Residents Fume: Report
Virginia, home to perhaps the world’s largest concentration of data centers, was very much on the menu at a party celebrating data centers in Washington, DC, on Saturday.
3 Killed In I-395 Exit Ramp Crash After Police Pursuit From Alexandria
Three people died and a fourth remained hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after a police pursuit from Alexandria ended in a crash on the Interstate 395 exit ramp at Shirlington Road early Monday, Virginia State Police said.
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5 Injured In Shooting After Arlington House Party Dispute: Police
Five people were injured after a gunman opened fire inside an Arlington home following a dispute at a house party early Saturday, authorities said.
Annandale Man Pleads Guilty To Posing As FBI Agent At Fairfax County Polling Place
An Annandale man has pleaded guilty to posing as an FBI agent at a Fairfax County polling place during the 2024 presidential election, according to federal prosecutors.
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Police Shoot Man Accused Of Holding Wife Hostage In Richmond Apartment: Report
Richmond police shot and wounded a man accused of holding his wife hostage in a home, according to reports.
VA Firefighter Identified As Victim In Hit-And-Run Motorcycle Crash: Report
The man killed in a hit-and-run accident in Richmond late Friday night has been identified as a Henrico County firefighter, according to reports.
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