He has no plans to go to jail. And the two biggest shows on the campaign trail. Tonight Bernie Sanders draws a big crowd in virginia, while donald trump delivers a message to protesters. News4 at 11 starts now. First tonight ainge aer over the treatment of a mentally ill inmate in Fairfax County, and over the video that shows some of her final moments. Tonight hundreds gathered to protest the Natasha Mckenna case, and they found an open microphone tonight at a meeting on Police Practices in the county. News4s Jackie Bensen was there. She joins us live with the story. Jackie . Reporter well, jim, that video touched a very painful nerve in this crowd, especially among the African American women. Now one protester brought this packed room to silence as she read from an 18th century virginia slavery law. Thinking casual killing act of 1705 from this state is specifically showing up in this case of Natasha Mckenna. Natasha, were here to take you out. And it reads if any slave resists his ma
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Barbara Faye “Nan” Johnson, 74, passed away on Sunday, December 20, 2020. The family has entrusted Heartland Funeral and Cremations with arrangements. Condolences to the family can be left at www.heartlndfuneralhome.net.
She was born February 2, 1946 to RV and Geraldine Fuqua. She earned a Licensed Vocational Nursing Certificate and spent most of her life caring for others.
Barbara married Jimmy Johnson in 2010. She professed her love for Christ at an early age. She was an active member of the Salt Branch Cowboy Church in Merkel, Texas. She loved working both inside and outside of the church, often leaving blessings in the form of flowers. She especially loved praising the Lord with her glorious voice and musical talents.