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Rape Verdict: Not Guilty

Nelson Romero found not guilty after withdrawing "no contest" plea.

Rape Verdict: Not Guilty

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Case Closed

In unanimous vote, Det. Gary Lose is named Vienna's Officer of the Year.

Case Closed

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Double Murder

Two days after a double shooting, police officers arrest a 19-year-old resident of Chatham Square.

Double Murder

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Incidents From Oct. 26-Nov. 1

Incidents From Oct. 26-Nov. 1

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Centreville: ‘She Started Shoving Me’

Kathy Smith assaulted while campaigning; woman arrested.

Add political campaigning to the list of things that can be hazardous to one’s health. At least that’s what Fairfax County Board of Supervisors hopeful Kathy Smith found out last Saturday. “I’m OK,” she said afterward. “But it was a scary situation.” So scary, in fact, that a local woman was arrested and charged with assaulting her and preventing her from making a 911 call.

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Week in Vienna

Felony Hit-Run Is Charged Vienna police have charged a 53-year-old Vienna man with felony hit and run and reckless driving. He is Danilo Amaya-Hernandez of Glengyle Drive. He was arrested in connection with an incident that happened April 27 at 9:56 a.m. on Maple Avenue near James Madison Drive W.

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Springfield, Lorton Crime and Public Safety Roundups

Springfield, Lorton Crime and Public Safety Roundups

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Loudoun Week

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Confusion, Anger, Agenda Difficulties in Fairfax County

Public safety committee meeting focuses on ICE, without ICE at the table.

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A Mother’s Grief: Arrest in Hall Homicide

An arrest in Saquan Hall homicide brings cycle of revenge to a close, but no satisfaction.

In the days after Saquan Hall’s murder, his mother, Patrice Hall, learned details about the shooting. She learned how he was shot once, stumbled, fell, and how the man who killed her son came up and shot him again in the head. The details, Patrice Hall says, that no mother should ever have to learn about her son.