Virginia: DACA Recipient Facing More Than 20 Charges of Child Pornography

Arrest of DACA Recipient on Child Pornography Charges Jorge Gilberto Zamorano-Burciaga, a 36-year-old from Mexico who was granted Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) status in 2013, has been charged with over 20 counts related to the possession and distribution of child pornography in Virginia. This comes as Governor Abigail Spanberger has ceased collaboration with […]
Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones investigates Greene County sheriff regarding ICE stops

Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones is facing backlash over two issues concerning the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement policies. One is a civil rights investigation into the traffic-stop practices of a rural sheriff who has been working with ICE, while the other involves a legal challenge regarding federal access to commercial driver records. Virginia House Minority […]
Prison in Virginia confiscates $324K worth of meth and cellphones following a drone delivery

DOJ Indicts 12 in Alleged Prison Drone Smuggling Operation The Justice Department has filed charges against 12 individuals connected to an intricate drone smuggling scheme, which reportedly brought dangerous contraband into federal prisons in several states. Former federal prosecutor Jim Trusty commented on the difficulties in capturing these drones, which were allegedly responsible for 38 […]
Salvadoran immigrant charged with selling drugs near a Virginia high school

Illegal Immigrant Charged with Murder in California After Jail Release A Venezuelan man is facing murder charges in California after allegedly stabbing a father to death in a sanctuary city. This incident occurred just one day after a local judge had released the suspect on his own recognizance. Now, federal authorities are urging Governor Gavin […]
Murder suspect from Virginia flees mental health facility to Tajikistan

The individual suspected of murder fled the U.S. last month after receiving a 48-hour pass from a mental health facility in Virginia. This person had previously been granted permission to leave the facility for unsupervised visits and was residing in a taxpayer-funded apartment during the holiday season. Abdulloj Toshprozoda departed the U.S. on July 6, […]
Man from Virginia escapes the US during 48-hour hospital leave following murder case

A man from Virginia, who was declared not guilty by reason of insanity in a murder case from 2019, managed to leave the United States and board a one-way flight to Tajikistan. This occurred on a 48-hour leave that was sanctioned by a state mental health facility, as per court documents. Abduloy Toshprozoda exited the […]
Suspect in Virginia State University shooting captured following manhunt

Virginia State Police apprehended a 19-year-old named Camron Harris on Saturday for his involvement in a shooting at Virginia State University. Authorities confirmed that Harris, a resident of Henrico, Virginia, is not a student at the institution. The incident resulted in five injuries, with one individual in critical condition. Though the identities of the victims […]
Shooting at Virginia State University: 19-year-old man taken into custody related to the event

Virginia State University Shooting Early Saturday morning, at least five individuals were shot at Virginia State University (VSU), with one person reported in critical condition, as stated by university officials and the VSU Police Department. Police apprehended a 19-year-old named Camron Harris from Henrico, Virginia, after discovering him concealed in a dormitory closet on campus. […]
Enrollment in Virginia and Maryland Schools is Decreasing, but Falling Birth Rates Are Only Part of the Explanation

Declining Enrollment in Maryland and Virginia Public Schools There’s a bit of a puzzle when we look at public school enrollment drops in Maryland and Virginia. While public schools seem to be losing students, homeschooling is on the rise. Reports indicate that experts attribute the decline in enrollment rates to factors like lower birth rates, […]
Businesses Retreat Following West Virginia AG’s Investigation into Debanking

Financial Companies Doubt Discrimination Against Firearms Industry Three financial services firms informed West Virginia Attorney General J.B. McCaskey in a letter on Monday that they do not engage in discrimination against businesses in the firearms sector. This preemptive move appears to have averted a potential lawsuit. On July 30, McCaskey announced he would look into […]