Four Battlefield High School students were charged with destruction of property and conspiracy to commit a felon after spray painting offensive images and words on the football field and bleachers, plus placing dismembered parts of a roadkill raccoon around the area.
(WTOP)
Fashion designer Kate Spade, 55, was found dead in her Manhattan home on Tuesday. Spade reportedly hung herself. A note was found at the scene.
(The Washington Post)
A news release on Tuesday said that an off duty Prince William deputy was “justified” in attempting to shoot a Manassas 19-year-old who has since been charged with both assault on a law enforcement officer and assault by mob, but accidentally shooting an adult male instead. The adult male sustained non-life threatening injuries.
(WTOP)
Since May, thefts have been reported at 10 Arlington Public Schools, prompting the Arlington County Police Department to warn school staff members to lock up their personal items and to make sure that visitors have a good reason for being there.
(WJLA)
The Amber Alert issued for 7-month-old Emma Grace Kennedy has been cancelled after the baby was found safe and her abductor (and father), Carl Ray Kennedy, arrested.
(INSIDENOVA)
Tuesday, Prince William County detectives found human remains near the 14800 block of Glenkirk Road, Nokesville, while searching for missing 16-year-old Palmer Curtis Marsh. The remains could not be immediately identified and have been taken to the medical examiner’s office in Manassas.
(Potomac Local)
At the June 26 32nd Annual Women of Vision ceremony, three Arlington women (artist Sushmita Mazumdar, Postpartum Support Virginia’s founder Adrienne Griffen, and Lauren Stienstra from the Arlington County Department of Public Safety, Communications and Emergency Management) will be recognized by the Arlington Commission on the Status of Women.
(ARL Now)
