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Police seek help identifying person of interest in 'REPORT TO DEPORT' graffiti on Mount Jefferson Park pathway
Alexandria police say they are investigating the messages, which include "ICE" and a phone number, as an incident of bias
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City Council to consider appointing interim policing auditor Tuesday
The meeting also includes updates on license plate readers and the Duke Street plan, and a developer’s request for a tax abatement on 91 affordable apartments on Elbert Avenue
Alexandria woman among 2 former FBI officials charged with false statements to Congress
Nikki Floris, who led the FBI's Foreign Influence Task Force, is accused of lying about the task force's role in Hunter Biden investigations; her attorneys call the charges "nonsense"
Allan Tucker's mother sues two Alexandria officers and the city over his death in police custody
The federal lawsuit, filed on what would have been his 34th birthday, alleges officers drove past a hospital as he asked to go there, then left him in a patrol car outside the jail until he stopped moving.
Alexandria police still haven’t decided who will review their license plate reader audits
The department says state law bars a traditional outside audit. A national survey released Monday found independent audits are the safeguard the public wants most.
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Correction: Early voting continues through Saturday, Oct. 31
In-person early voting continues through Saturday, Oct. 31, at both locations.
Daily Briefing: Saturday, Oct. 24
Your weekend guide; an Alexandria woman is charged with lying to Congress; council picks a policing auditor Tuesday
Barnes, Barrett pace stingy Raptors to a 112-102 win over the Wizards
Trae Young had 22 points and 12 assists for the Wizards, who trailed throughout and were down by 17 in the second quarter before closing within a point in the third.
City Council to consider appointing interim policing auditor Tuesday
The meeting also includes updates on license plate readers and the Duke Street plan, and a developer’s request for a tax abatement on 91 affordable apartments on Elbert Avenue