Arrington Pleads Guilty to Triple Life for Clover Hill Robbery
Javon Lamont Arrington, a Richmond Bloods member, walked into the Dry River Store on February 15, 2014, robbed it, and shot owners Eun Sim Kim and Jae Young Kim. He pleaded guilty in Rockingham County Circuit Court, receiving three life sentences plus 11 years, to be served consecutively, under a deal that avoided capital murder charges.
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Residents recall couple as jury calls for justice in Clover Hill shooting
In Clover Hill, patrons who knew Jae Young Kim and Eun Sim Kim from the Dry River Store praise the decision to seek death for Javon Lamont Arrington, who killed Eun Sim Kim and left a .45 round in her husband. The killer chose to pull the trigger, while the community mourns and calls for accountability.
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Valley Students Get SOL Retakes In Harrisonburg Area
More than two thousand students in Harrisonburg and Rockingham County retook Standards of Learning tests after a March policy change allowed retakes for near passing scores. In Harrisonburg 576 of 700 eligible pursued expedited retakes with 227 passing. in the county 1,835 eligible, 1,683 retook and 821 passed.
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Supreme Court Upholds Health Care Law in 6 3 Ruling
The Supreme Court rejected a major challenge to the Affordable Care Act, preserving health insurance subsidies for millions across states. The ruling, 6-3, affirms the administration’s tools to fight housing bias and marks a second victory for Obama in three years on politically charged tests.
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West Virginia IRS workers blamed for erasing emails
Investigators fault two IRS employees at a West Virginia computer center for erasing thousands of emails tied to the tea party scandal. The lead investigator says incompetence, not a criminal conspiracy, may explain the deletions, while House Republicans challenge the narrative.
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