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wtkr.com > news > in-the-community > virginia-beach > oceanfront-shooting-suspect-from-richmond-denied-bond

Oceanfront shooting suspect from Richmond denied bond

4+ mon, 3+ week ago   (275+ words) VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — An 18-year-old Richmond high school student facing eight charges related to the April 11 shooting at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront was denied bond in court Friday morning. WTKR Virginia Beach reporter John Hood was in the bond hearing…...

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wtkr.com > news > crime > virginia-reports-decrease-in-homicides-in-24-but-significant-increase-in-hate-crimes

Virginia reports decrease in homicides in '24, but significant increase in hate crimes

8+ mon, 3+ week ago   (273+ words) Homicides were down in Virginia in 2024, but hate crimes — particularly against religious groups — rose sharply, according to a new report from Virginia State Police. Homicides were down in Virginia in 2024, but hate crimes — particularly against religious groups — rose…...