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Va. Mayor Charged in Meth-for-Sex Sting; Officer Shoots, Kills Man; Skimmers at Gas Pumps: News Nearby
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- Loudoun Deputy Fatally Shoots Aldie Man: LCSO
- Washington Redskins' Next Stadium: Virginia in 'Very Serious' Talks
- Maureen McDonnell's Felony Corruption Conviction Tossed By Federal Appeals Court
Virginia Mayor Traded Meth for Sex, Caught in Sting: Police
Fairfax City Mayor Scott Silverthorne is accused of offering meth to undercover officers in exchange for a sexual encounter, according to Fairfax County Police. He is one of three suspects arrested in the bust, investigators announced Friday morning.
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According to investigators, Silverthorne allegedly offered the meth in exchange for what he believed would be a group sexual encounter Thursday at a Tysons Corner hotel. >>> Read more.
Skimming Devices Found at Caroline Gas Station: Sheriff's Office
A gas station skimmer was located this week in Caroline County, according to local law enforcement. A routine inspection Tuesday found a skimming device planted in three of the pumps, according to the Caroline County Sheriff's Office.
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"Unfortunately, in this case, there was not much our citizens could do to prevent becoming a victim," Sheriff Tony Lippa said. "The devices recovered in this case were installed inside the pumps and were not visible." >>> Read more.
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- Dulles Plane Pull Set for Sept. 17
- 13 Wanted Fugitives in Virginia
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