Man faces charges for stealing narcotics at Pasco pharmacy, police say
Edmund Pendleton forced the employee to open the safe where dozens of narcotic medications were stored, police said.
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Edmund Pendleton, 50, faces charges, according to the New Port Richey Police Department. [ Pasco County Sheriff s Office ]
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Police have identified and arrested a suspect in a robbery at a local pharmacy, according to the New Port Richey Police Department.
Edmund Pendleton, 50, faces charges of armed robbery, kidnapping, grand theft after police say he entered the Mass Pharmacy and used a firearm to threaten an employee for narcotic medication, according to a news release. He forced the employee to open the safe where dozens of narcotic medications were stored, police said.
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Artsline - Celebrate Memorial Day with History, Heroes, and Story!
Portrait of Union spy, Elizabeth Van Lew. Richmond Storyhouse offers a historical walking tour of her Churchill neighborhood.
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“A hero is someone who has given his or her life to something bigger than oneself.” ~Joseph Campbell
As we celebrate Memorial Day, what a great time to reflect on the heroes in our communities and the ways we honor them. This week and weekend you’ll find celebrations and commemorations of women spies, brave soldiers, and personal stories of heroes who saved the day in ordinary ways. From the beginnings of our nation to the present day battles we fight, Virginia’s history is replete with those who are sure to inspire. Get out and engage!
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George Wythe was a member of the House of Burgesses (1754–1755, 1758, 1761–1766) and the Conventions of 1776, 1787, 1788, a member of the Second Continental Congress during the American Revolution (1775–1783), Speaker of the House of Delegates (1777–1778), and judge of the High Court of Chancery (1778–1806). His signature is first among Virginians on the Declaration of Independence. Born in Elizabeth City County, Wythe was educated by his mother and read the law under the guidance of an uncle, eventually building a lucrative practice in Williamsburg, where he mentored a young Thomas Jefferson. He supported independence during the Revolution and served on a General Assembly committee with Jefferson and others charged with revising Virginia’s laws. In 1778, the assembly elected Wythe to serve on the newly created High Court of Chancery, where he stayed the rest of his life, even after receiving offers of seats on higher courts. He twice used his position to rule th