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After Short Car Chase, Deputies Save Man's Life

Deputies are being credited with saving the life of a man after a brief car chase, according to the Stafford County Sheriff's Office.

The man was allegedly stabbed by his wife in self defense Saturday and fled in a car from police for some two miles before finally stopping. Stafford deputies broke a window to unlock the vehicle and then apparently helped save the bleeding driver's life by applying a tourniquet to his wound. >>> Read more.

Metro Sued for $200K Over Unwanted Hugs: Report

As if there weren't enough things going wrong for Metro, now WMATA has an embarrassing sexual harassment lawsuit on its hands -- and it's a doozy.

A Metro employee is reportedly suing the agency for at least $200,000 after she says a supervisor repeatedly tried to get her to hug him, and after she reported the behavior to her bosses, the agency retaliated against her. >>> Read more.

• Former Olympic figure skater will visit local businesses in Falls Church to get out the word about the Democratic presidential nominee.

• The man had "some sort of edged weapon" and threatened a police officer outside Inova Fairfax Hospital, police say.

• The Internal Revenue Service has advice on how to avoid being scammed.

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