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Former James City County officer charged with misusing Flock camera system (opens the original)
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A former James City County police officer has been charged with misusing law enforcement information systems. Androu A. Eskandar is charged with five felony counts of computer invasion of privacy, three misdemeanor counts of computer invasion of privacy and five misdemeanor counts of improper use of the automated license plate reader system by law enforcement, according to James City County police. Eskandar, 30, is accused of accessing law enforcement information systems for purposes unrelated t
N.C. 12 on Pea Island fully open; normal ferry service to resume (opens the original)
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Following nearly a week of closures, N.C. 12 on Pea Island is fully open. With both directions available for travel again, the emergency ferry route service between Rodanthe and Stumpy Point will end Wednesday afternoon, according to the North Carolina Department of Transportation. The final departure from Stumpy Point will be at 2 p.m. and the final departure from Rodanthe will be at 3:30 p.m. The route, along with the regular Hatteras-Ocracoke route, has been ferrying critical goods and people
Chesapeake police seek man — considered armed and dangerous — in connection with woman’s killing (opens the original)
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CHESAPEAKE — Police are searching for a man wanted in connection with a woman’s death last week. Omar Malik Patterson, a 28-year-old, is wanted in connection with the killing of 31-year-old Laureen Brooks on Thursday in the 3900 block of Holly Cove Drive, according to a release. Brooks was found shot dead inside a home after a domestic assault report. Patterson fled the area following the shooting and is considered armed and dangerous, police said. Patterson is Black, approximately 5’8″ and 182
2 contractors died in Norfolk International Terminals accident, Port of Virginia says (opens the original)
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Two contractors performing maintenance and repair work at Norfolk International Terminals died following an accident that happened earlier this week, the Port of Virginia said Friday. On Wednesday, contractors with Maryland-based McLean Contracting Co. were involved in an accident at the South Berth. Emergency response teams were immediately notified and both workers were taken to local hospitals, according to the Port’s release. Details on what the workers were doing when the accident occurred
2 contractors died after Norfolk International Terminals accident, Port of Virginia says (opens the original)
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Two contractors performing maintenance and repair work at Norfolk International Terminals died following an accident that happened earlier this week, the Port of Virginia said Friday. On Wednesday, contractors with Maryland-based McLean Contracting Co. were involved in an accident at the South Berth. Emergency response teams were immediately notified and both workers were taken to local hospitals, according to the Port’s release. Details on what the workers were doing when the accident occurred
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