Portsmouth, Virginia

Pat Robertson Steps Down As Host Of Long-Running ’700 Club’

The televangelist announced his departure from the show on the 60th anniversary of the day the Christian Broadcasting Network debuted.
By Ben Finley, AP

Judge Rejects Cops' Bid To Usurp Prosecutor's Power In Confederate Monument Cases

Portsmouth, Virginia, police can't subpoena city prosecutor Stephanie Morales in questionable felony cases and thereby remove her from the matter.
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Police Chief Praised Officer For Political Attack On Senator They Charged With Felonies

Portsmouth, Virginia, chief Angela Greene thanked a sergeant for blasting state Sen. Louise Lucas and then signed off on his charging her under an obscure law.
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Top Cop Ousted After Charging Civil Rights Leaders In Confederate Monument Case

Portsmouth Chief Angela Greene allowed a police sergeant with a grudge to bring felony charges against a state senator, civil rights leaders and public defenders.
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Cop Who Charged Black Senator With ‘Injuring’ Confederate Statues Nurtured A Long Grudge

Portsmouth Police Department Sgt. Kevin McGee was under investigation for authoring a heated letter blasting Virginia Sen. Louise Lucas (D) and others.
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Sergeant Who Charged Virginia Senator With Felonies Called Her Cop Criticism 'Repulsive'

Portsmouth police Sgt. Kevin McGee is pressing rare "injury to a monument" charges against politicians, civil rights leaders and public defenders.
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