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Suspect in Virginia State University Shooting Arrested After 14-Hour Manhunt
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Suspect in Virginia State University Shooting Arrested After 14-Hour Manhunt

Camron Harris, a 19-year-old from Henrico, Virginia, was arrested on Saturday after police found him hiding in a closet at Virginia State University (VSU). The arrest followed an overnight shooting that wounded five people, one critically. Harris, who is not a student, faces eight felony charges. The incident occurred near the Quad Annexes dormitories just before the new academic term began.

Five shot at Virginia State University hours after freshman welcome event
crime2 months ago

Five shot at Virginia State University hours after freshman welcome event

Five people were shot near dormitories at Virginia State University (VSU) in Ettrick, Virginia, early Saturday morning. One victim is in critical condition, while the other four sustained non-life-threatening injuries. Multiple suspects remain at large, and no arrests have been made. The incident occurred just hours after a freshman welcome event and days before the start of the new academic term.

Virginia State University shooting leaves five wounded; 19-year-old suspect arrested
crime2 months ago

Virginia State University shooting leaves five wounded; 19-year-old suspect arrested

Five people were injured in an early morning shooting at Virginia State University (VSU) in Ettrick, Virginia, with one victim in critical condition. Police arrested 19-year-old Camron Harris, who was found hiding in a dormitory closet. The incident occurred just before the start of the academic year, prompting a temporary campus lockdown and a significant law enforcement presence.

Former SC Deputies Arrested for Misconduct and Fake Emergency Calls
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Former SC Deputies Arrested for Misconduct and Fake Emergency Calls

Three Chesterfield County Sheriff’s deputies in South Carolina face felony and misconduct charges, including criminal conspiracy and breach of peace, after allegedly making prank phone calls to other law enforcement agencies reporting hoax emergencies. The deputies surrendered to SLED agents and are free on no-cash bonds awaiting trial. If convicted, they could face fines and imprisonment. The sheriff suspended the deputies and refused to comment, while SLED completed its investigation and provided details of the allegations.