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FROM Prince William County Police Department Reports 11/26/16 / Breaking News / Manassas / People & Places / Police & Fire Beat /
On November 26, detectives from the Prince William County Police Homicide Unit identified and arrested the suspect involved in the murder of an adult man, later identified as Samuel Enrique Godoy-Figueroa, which occurred in the 8000 block of Stream Walk Ln in Manassas on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 24.
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FROM Prince William County Police Department Reports 11/25/16 / Health & Safety / People & Places / Police & Fire Beat /
Prince William County Police Department’s Crime Prevention Unit advises steps you can take to reduce the chance that your deliveries will be stolen.
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11/25/16 / History / Manassas / Military / People & Places /
On Wednesday, Dec.7, as part of the Freedom Museum’s Pearl Harbor commemoration, LTC Ruth Anderson, USAF, (Ret) and Steve Krawczyk, Pearl Harbor survivor, will speak about the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
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FROM Manassas City Police Reports 11/25/16 / Manassas / People & Places / Police & Fire Beat /
On November 25, 2016 at approximately 1 a.m. Manassas City police officers responded to the 9200 block of Byrd Drive for a report of a shooting. Officers arrived and located a male suffering from several gunshot wounds. The victim was transported to an area hospital and pronounced dead a short time later.
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FROM Prince William County Police Department Reports 11/25/16 / Manassas / People & Places / Police & Fire Beat /
Homicide Investigation – On November 24 at 8:20PM, officers responded to the 8000 block of Stream Walk Ln in Manassas (20109) to investigate a reported stabbing.
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FROM Prince William County Police Department Reports 11/24/16 / Health & Safety / People & Places / Police & Fire Beat / Woodbridge /
Prince William County VA Police Department's crime log for Wednesday, Nov. 23, 2016.
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FROM Virginia Attorney General's Office 11/24/16 / Health & Safety / History / People & Places / Real Estate / State Government /
In a case before the Virginia Court of Appeals, Attorney General Mark R. Herring's office has successfully defended Virginia's statute that bans "displaying [a] noose on property of another or a highway or other public place with intent to intimidate." The Court found that the statute does not violate the First Amendment of the United States Constitution, and that display of a noose on private property can still constitute display in a "public place."
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FROM the Office of US Senator Mark Warner 11/24/16 / Federal Government / Health & Safety / Money & Taxes / People & Places /
U.S. Senator Mark Warner (D-Va.) reports he is a co-sponsor of legislation to ensure that federal employees who are killed in the line of duty receive death gratuities and funeral expenses.
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