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Phones down, eyes up: Where police will crack down on distracted driving in the DC area
An informal NBC Washington survey asked: Have you noticed more people using their cellphones while driving? 85% of people said yes and that it’s out of control.
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NHTSA launches new campaign against distracted driving
Fairfax County police said it’s stepping up its enforcement of distracted driving. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration also put out an advertisement warning of its dangers. Transportation Reporter Adam Tuss reports.
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1 man dead, another hurt after they shot each other in Fairfax County, police say
One man died and a second man has life-threatening injuries after they argued and opened fire at each other in the Woodlawn area of Fairfax County, off Route 1, police say. News4’s Juliana Valencia reports.
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Reston overnight shelter closes months after tent encampment cleared
Fairfax County officials say all along the plan was to close it April 1, which is the end of the season for hypothermia shelters. But advocated say they had a different expectation. News4’s Julie Carey reports.
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Fairfax gun store broken in to for 3rd time in 2 years
Three teenagers broke into a gun store in Fairfax County, Virginia, early Monday. Northern Virginia Bureau Reporter Drew Wilder has surveillance video of the brazen burglary.
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Fairfax County gun store burglary leaves glass shattered, door blown off hinges
Two teenagers were arrested after a burglary left a gun store in Fairfax County with the front doors blown off its hinges and glass on the ground, according to police.
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Fairfax County gun store burglary leaves door blown off, glass scattered
At 1 a.m. on Monday, a burglary took place at Dominion Defense in Fairfax County in Virginia, according to police. Video shows the door shattered on the ground and off its hinges inside the store. Two people are now in custody, according to police. News4’s Joseph Olmo reports.
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16-year-old suspect arrested for racist and antisemitic graffiti in Fairfax County
A Northern Virginia community is coming together after being hit by hate. Over the weekend, members of a youth group at Burke Presbyterian Church made a sign that reads, “You are loved” days after racist graffiti appeared on fencing feet from the house of worship. “You can’t just let silence or a shrug be your only response…” said Becca...
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16-year-old suspect arrested for racist and antisemitic graffiti in Fairfax County
A 16-year-old was arrested after being suspected accused of going on a rampage destroying property and spray painting racist and antisemitic graffiti. News4’s Walter Morris reports.
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Virginia contractor accused of taking money for work never done
A Fairfax County, Virginia, contractor faces criminal charges for allegedly taking money from clients but never doing any work. Dr. Stephanie Waggel, whose allegations are not part of the criminal charges, said she hired Scott Tripp of Capital Pro Services to remodel her Ashburn psychiatric practice. But he didn’t do a minute of construction work on a $100,000 project even…
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Virginia contractor accused of taking money for work never done
A Fairfax County, Virginia, contractor faces criminal charges for allegedly taking money from clients but never doing any work. Northern Virginia Bureau Chief Julie Carey reports.
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‘Over the line': Fairfax County police investigate racist, antisemitic graffiti
Fairfax County police are investigating racist and antisemitic graffiti spray painted near a school bus stop in Burke, Virginia. The graffiti was discovered Wednesday morning on utility boxes and neighborhood signs at the corner of Burke Centre Parkway and Wheaton Drive. “It’s just sad that people think that’s okay,” neighbor Taylor Dixon said. Workers were out early covering up...
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Fairfax County police investigate racist, antisemitic graffiti found in Burke
Fairfax County police are investigating racist and antisemitic graffiti spray painted near a school bus stop in Burke, Virginia. News4’s Jessica Albert reports.
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Killer sentenced to 70 years in Virginia cold case murder
More than three decades after a young mother was stabbed to death in her Springfield, Virginia, home with her toddler nearby in her crib, her killer was sentenced to the maximum 70 years in prison. Northern Virginia Bureau Chief Julie Carey reports.
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Wally the Beaver's life saved by petition drive
A petition drive may have saved a beaver who made its home at a Northern Virginia lake. Wally the Beaver took up residence at Kingstowne Lake in Fairfax County in September. “I was excited, yeah,” said Andrew Berman of Friends of Kingstown Lake. “I love coming to the lake and seeing all the wildlife.” While Wally is seldom seen, its...
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Wally the Beaver's life saved by petition drive
A petition drive may have saved a beaver who made its home at a Northern Virginia lake. Northern Virginia Bureau Chief Julie Carey reports.
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Youngkin commutes sentence of ex-officer who killed Tysons shoplifting suspect
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin commuted the prison sentence of a former Fairfax County officer who shot and killed an unarmed man suspected of shoplifting at a mall in Tysons in 2023.
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Youngkin commutes sentence of ex-officer who killed Tysons shoplifting suspect
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin commuted the prison sentence of a former Fairfax County officer who shot and killed an unarmed man suspected of shoplifting at a mall in Tysons in 2023. He called the sentence “unjust,” as the ex-officer’s lawyer told News4 the commutation is “a tremendous relief.”
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Ex-Fairfax County officer who killed suspect near mall sentenced to 3 years in prison
A former Fairfax County police sergeant who shot and killed an unarmed shoplifting suspect outside a mall in Northern Virginia in 2023 was sentenced to three years in prison. News4’s Julie Carey tells what happened in court.
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Ex-officer sentenced to 3 years in prison after Tysons mall killing of shoplifting suspect
A former Fairfax County police sergeant who shot and killed an unarmed shoplifting suspect outside a mall in Northern Virginia in 2023 was sentenced to three years imprisonment.