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Biggest dealer in NC county who broke out of Va prison gets 25 years for selling fentanyl, cocaine, and crack

A felon who bragged about being the “biggest” drug dealer in Robeson County has been sentenced to 25 years in prison.

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A year after Ned Byrd was killed in the line of duty, a memorial is planned What to know

Here’s where the case against the two brothers charged with his murder stands.

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Piedmont Regional Jail escapees, alleged accomplices go to court

As people linked to the April 30 escape from Piedmont Regional Jail stand trial, court documents provide some more details.

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Virginia jail employees fired after 2 inmates escpae

"Human error led to the escapes and poor performance," Piedmont Regional Jail Superintendent Jerry Townsend said.

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New bill would make assaulting law enforcement officers a deportable offense

(The Center Square) – A new bill introduced in the U.S. Senate would make assaulting law enforcement officers and others a deportable offense.

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