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Louisa woman, ‘pop-up’ market drug dealer, faces up to 160-year sentence after record-breaking seizureLouisa Deputy Commonwealth’s Attorney Robert Wood added that this “psilocyn” is known colloquially as “magic mushrooms” or just mushrooms. It is an illegal psychedelic drug. As the task ...
according to the Louisa County Deputy Commonwealth’s Attorney. In November 2020, a child under the age of 13 said she had been sexually assaulted by Raymond Kilburn, 59, of Mineral, at a ...
According to Louisa Commonwealth's Attorney Rusty McGuire, the former church secretary faces 280 years in prison for stealing from the church and its members. Ragland, 64, was recently convicted ...
Louisa Commonwealth Attorney Tom Garrett has a new job. In January when the General Assembly reports to Richmond, he will be Sen. Garrett after defeating Lynchburg businessman Bert Dodson for the ...
An owner of a Charlottesville-based head shop chain has been sentenced to 15 months behind bars after Louisa County authorities say her operation there amounted to a farmers market-style drug den.
Edwin Consolvo, an assistant commonwealth attorney in Louisa, announced his candidacy for Greene County’s Commonwealth Attorney on Tuesday to a crowd of approximately 50 people in front of the ...
LOUISA COUNTY, Va. (WRIC) — A Louisa County woman could be sentenced to up to 160 years in prison after she was convicted Monday of dealing psychedelic drugs and marijuana at a weekly “pop-up ...
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