Crime


Alexandria school buses take test runs around the city after Snowmageddon left schools closed for weeks. Wednesday, a bus monitor pled guilty to abusing a special needs student in October. (Photo/Austin Danforth)

Abuse on the bus

David Sachs

School employee pleads guilty to assaulting special needs student more

La. fugitive found guilty in September murder case

Times Staff

Jose Alberto Osorio Jr. convicted of first-degree murder in connection with the September 2009 shooting of Sylvester Muskelly more

It's more than just words for these inmates

Austin Danforth

New Alexandria jail program lets prisoners record and send books to their children more

Guilty plea for disguised armed robber

David Sachs

Andualem Tesema Kusa, 27, of Falls Church, pled guilty last week in an Alexandria federal court to his role in a string of armed robberies. more

Illegal machine guns get walker three years

Austin Danforth

After pleading guilty in September, John M. Walker of Alexandria was sentenced last week for making Uzis. more

Prosecutor will not pursue murder charge

David Sachs

Deputy Commonwealth's attorney says she cannot prove case more

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