Prosecution rests case in Hunters Ridge murder
In Harrisonburg prosecutors rest after eyewitness testimony in the Kaman Iman slaying. They focus on social media posts cellphone data and jailhouse informants against Olmedo Pena Pinedo 26 charged with first degree murder two counts armed robbery assault by mob and firearm use for the Oct 19 2017 shooting at the Hunters Ridge apartment complex. Witness Tiffany Mathias Bowman 18 testified she stole 5600 from Pinedo s cousin and that defeat led to a drug deal robbery plan involving Alberto Pinedo Lafferty Jr and Shane Pouncey. Lafferty and Pinedo allegedly boxed in Bowman s car and fired at Imani who died May 10. Lafferty Pinedo and Pouncey fled police arrested Pinedo Nov 14 2017 in Beckley West Virginia. Lafferty is charged with principal in the second degree to first degree murder and conspiracy to commit armed robbery.
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Nation bids goodbye to Bush at Washington memorial
President George H W Bush is honored at Washington National Cathedral with three former presidents in attendance as the nation pays tribute to his lifetime of public service. George W Bush praises his father as the brightest of a thousand points of light before a final Houston burial.
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RCPS Considers Therapy Dog Policy Update
Rockingham County School Board will review a proposed policy to allow therapy dogs in schools and permit students to bring their own. A therapy dog must be trained and certified, vaccinated, leashed, and allowed only in approved areas with prior parent notice.
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Lawmakers discuss I-81 and education needs in Shenandoah Valley
Three state lawmakers from the Shenandoah Valley spoke at a Harrisonburg breakfast about upcoming session priorities. They highlighted Interstate 81 improvements and funding options, including potential tolls and a regional gas tax, with CTB plans presented to the General Assembly. Tax increases were anticipated to fund about 2 billion dollars in capital projects.
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