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3 men are indicted as part of cockfighting investigation in Pungo (opens the original)
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Three men were arrested in August and charged with animal fighting over a year after Virginia Beach police found more than 200 birds, including more than 30 gamecocks, at a 40-acre property in Pungo. An animal control officer, in late November 2024, received a call about three seemingly stray dogs on Princess Anne Road. The dogs — a rottweiler and two great pyrenees — belonged to Ruben Leon at 627 Princess Anne Road, according to a search warrant filed in August 2025. When the officer dropped th
Portsmouth police find man’s dismembered, burned remains in backyard of home (opens the original)
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After searching a home on Elliott Avenue for days, Portsmouth police announced Wednesday that they had found the dismembered remains of a man in the backyard and charged the homeowner with murder. Concealed by the piles of debris in the home’s backyard were the remains of Gordon Randolph Tillman Jr. Tillman was reported missing by his brother, Raymond Kevin Poole, on September 2. Poole told police Tillman had last been seen the previous day, and gave them a series of places his brother frequente
Judge grants ex-Maury star fifth year of college eligibility as lawsuit against NCAA continues (opens the original)
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A Portsmouth judge temporarily granted a former Maury High baseball star a chance to play a fifth season at Longwood University after he sued the NCAA over its new eligibility rules that grant athletes five years to play five seasons. The complaint filed by Alvin “Tre” Keels III, a Portsmouth resident, is among a flood of similar claims filed nationwide to challenge the NCAA’s new age-based eligibility guidelines. The rule, which went into effect in August, gives collegiate athletes five years t
Judge vacates murder conviction, orders new trial after questions raised about medical examiner (opens the original)
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A judge in Virginia Beach ordered a new trial for a man convicted of murder in light of questions about the forensic board certification of a medical examiner who testified for the prosecution. In January, a jury convicted 20-year-old Chesapeake native Aarion Hopkins of first-degree murder. Assistant chief medical examiner Fernanda da Silva Lameira told jurors that a 20-year-old died from gunshot wounds. She also testified that she was a board-certified forensic pathologist. Roger Whitus, Hopkin
Virginia Beach judge vacates murder conviction, orders new trial after questions raised about medical examiner (opens the original)
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A judge in Virginia Beach ordered a new trial for a man convicted of murder in light of questions about the forensic board certification of a medical examiner who testified for the prosecution. In January, a jury convicted 20-year-old Chesapeake native Aarion Hopkins of first-degree murder. Assistant chief medical examiner Fernanda da Silva Lameira told jurors that a 20-year-old died from gunshot wounds. She also testified that she was a board-certified forensic pathologist. Roger Whitus, Hopkin
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