Homecoming Hurdles For 11-Year-Old CF Transplant Survivor
An 11 year old lung transplant recipient from Hedgesville, Jordy Carper, is sent home after three weeks in Washington with cystic fibrosis, diabetes, weight loss, and left leg nerve damage from strokes. His mother Melissa notes a tough recovery ahead with diet changes and follow up at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles in mid May while family and politicians rally support. brothers Dylan and Trent anticipate home life.
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Washington
Melissa Carper
Jordy
National Children’s Medical Center
Washington, D.C
Hedgesville
Berkeley County
Childrens Hospital
Los Angeles
Cecil Underwood
Eastern Panhandle
Carper
Dylan
Trent
Five arrested in prank gone bad at Virginia college
Three Washington and Lee University students facing abduction and related charges along with two Sweet Briar College students charged with aggravated sexual battery after a fraternity prank escalated. The incident began at a Washington and Lee party and ended with an attempted restraint on two women who were driven to a remote county road. they escaped and authorities arrested the six suspects. Barker posted a 5000 dollar bond. no court date set.
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Washington & Lee University
West Virginia
Sweet Briar College
Washington & Lee
Lexington
Sigma Nu
Amherst County
Calif
Ryan William Walker
Woodstock
Chad Austin Castro
Buckhannon
Sweet Briar
Lisa Karen Williams
England
Jessica Saveaul
Maine
Lindy Inge
Barker
Man in Morgantown charged after high speed police chase
Leslie Morris, 21, of Morgantown tried to run down a police officer and fled north on Interstate 79 after gunshots were reported. Police pinned his car by tire deflation near Waynesburg, Pa. No injuries were reported and Morris faces fleeing, assaulting an officer, and reckless driving charges.
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Morgantown
Pennsylvania
Leslie Morris
Morgan
Gary Tibbs
Morris
Waynesburg
Tibbs
Police arrest two in Kingwood bank robbery
Authorities in Kingwood on Friday arrested two men tied to the One Valley Bank robbery. Brian Bolyard, 25, of Tunnelton, and Samuel Polce, 27, of McHenry, Md., face state charges after a joint effort by city, county, state and federal authorities. No one was injured and the amount stolen was not disclosed.
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Kingwood
One Valley Bank
Brian Bolyard
Tunnelton
Samuel Polce
McHenry
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