Fugitive Captured in Southern West Virginia
AP reports a Indiana child molestation suspect, Jonathan D. England, 30, was arrested in Hinton by FBI and local police. He faces extradition and eight felony counts in Daviess County.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 2002
Page
5
AP reports a Indiana child molestation suspect, Jonathan D. England, 30, was arrested in Hinton by FBI and local police. He faces extradition and eight felony counts in Daviess County.
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West Virginia Attorney General Darrell V. McGraw Jr. condemned Gov. Bob Wise for jokingly saying he would go to jail rather than spend more on education. McGraw urged adherence to the constitution which he says prioritizes education funding as a core duty, while noting planned 10 percent budget cuts. The Ohio County meeting with Judge Arthur Recht precedes potential fall hearings over mandated teacher hires amid a $200 million deficit.
Homer Carr, former Monroe County school bus driver, appeals state Supreme Court to overturn firing for immorality after a 1999 conviction for third degree sexual abuse and battery. Carr contends judge erred, citing Maier's investigation and alleged misconduct by the prior administrator.
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Richmond asked Goochland County Commonwealth's Attorney Edward Carpenter to investigate allegations that Richmond priest Rev. John E. Leonard sexually abused teenage boys in the 1970s. The diocese said its inquiry cleared Leonard and will share collected materials, while acknowledging limited resources for the criminal probe.
Roanoke General District Court chief clerk Ron Albright was reprimanded by a state Supreme Court panel for conduct during a tirade against two veteran employees, deputies Mary Waddell and Shirley Livengood, who retired citing ongoing abuse and suffered post-traumatic stress disorder after years of outbursts. Waddell and Livengood, with 26 and 17 years of service respectively, described yelling and throwing objects, saying they could not return to work after the March 7 incident.
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