Standoff Ends as Litten Emerges from Trailer
Virginia State Police cameras showed Litten barricaded in a trailer closet during a standoff that began early Dec 7. He fired rounds at about 6:30 a.m. and deputies and a police officer were nearly struck. Chemical agents failed to force surrender. Litten exited about 1:30 p.m. He remains jailed on a prior felony drug case and is due in Harrisonburg Rockingham General District Court Jan 27. Shenandoah County Sheriff's Office arrested him on the warrant for failing to appear Oct 28.
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Litten
Virginia
Sheriff’s
New Market
Harrisonburg-Rockingham County General District
Shenandoah County
Harrisonburg-Rockingham County General District Court
Dozens of online sex crime arrests across seven states
NOVA ICAC task force arrested 18 men in December 2020 on more than 40 felony counts after an eight month probe by state police. Prosecutors seek 128 years total. convictions target online solicitation and distribution of child sexual abuse material with sentences nearing decades in prison. Other defendants include Jeremy Nugent Peters burg Alfred Friend Swanton and several others across Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia and Tennessee.
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Nova DC Internet
Harrisonburg
Rockingham County
Commonwealth
ICAC
Alycia M.P. Eldridge
Jeremy L. Nugent
Petersburg
Alfred Friend
Swanton
Maryland
Michael T. Poole
Chesterfield
Ilker Alan
Loudoun
Myles Russell Sr
Leesburg
Charles T. George
Glen Allen
Jared M. Lawrence
Derry
New Hampshire
Barry S. Woody
Martinsville
Cody W. Donelson
Kingsport
Tennessee
Benjamin C. Estes
Henderson
Shenandoah County weighs conservation easement plan
Shenandoah County Board backs Richard Hockman to donate development rights for 62 acre Massanutten Mountain property at 217 Pouts Hill Road near Strasburg to the Conservation Easement Authority. Final approval possible in 2028. easement would keep land intact, preserve forest, and shield Cedar Creek Battlefield area.
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Woodstock
Massanutten Mountain
Signal Knob
Strasburg
Tyler Hinkle
Hockman
Cedar Creek
District 6
Tim Taylor
Demolition decision on 131 East Main Street historic building
Front Royal board denied a certificate of appropriateness to demolish two rear sections of the 1879 era Murphy Theatre complex at 131 E Main St in the historic overlay district. The vote followed concerns over redevelopment and the building’s long heritage, with officials noting only demolition was under review and tax incentives exist for rehabilitation.
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E. Main St
East Main
Church Streets
Angela Toler
Collin Waters
Holly Rhodenhizer
Katherine Snyder
Gary D
Murphy Theatre
Front Royal
John Ware
Front Royal Methodist Church
Virginia
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Decatur
George I. Piet
Berkeley Springs
West Virginia
Dale W. Lore
Alloway
New Jersey
Jeffrey L. Levault
Woodbridge
Haydn M. Kamenicky
Fredericksburg
Charles E. Carr Jr
Johnson City
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State Department of Conservation and Recreation
Che Warren
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