(WCHV) The man who robbed and attacked an elderly woman at a Buckingham County store has been sentenced
Officials say Malcolm Mosley will serve five years in prison and will be put on probation when he gets out. Store owner larry baber says he is thankful that he bought the security system that lead to his arrest.
Baber says his 78 year old mother hasn’t been the same since the robbery, but he hopes this will bring her closure.
Officials say mosley could face up to 25 years in prison if he violates his probation.
(WCHV) A jury has sentenced a Louisa county man to serve two life terms for abusing a child
Prosecutors say 50 year old Clevis Conn was found guilty of three sex offences that occurred during two assaults in 2008. They say conn had previously been convicted of murder and other sex offences. Officials say the jury wants conn to serve consecutive life sentences in prison with no possibility for parole.
The search is on to replace retiring Madison County schools superintendent Brenda tanner
The school board says they know what kind of leader they are looking for
That’s board chair jeff early. School board officials say they held a private meeting Tuesday to go over applications with the Virginia school board association. They say the board will determine who they feel is appropriate to interview and they will go from there. Early says the board hopes to name a new superintendent by may.
Fluvanna County school officials are also looking to replace retiring superintendent Tom Smith. They say smith’s last day will be june 30th.
(WCHV) Piedmont Virginia Community College 26th annual job fair will be Wednesday
Officials say the job fair is from ten to two in the afternoon in the main building of the pvcc campus. they say around 900 people attended last years event and organizers say they are expecting a big crowd this year too
(WCHV) Albemarle County Police increase security at the fashion square mall after last Friday night’s fight among teenagers
Police say the fight was not gang related but they will have more police presence at the mall. Police say they will keep a watch over the back entrance near the cts bus stop where the fight took place. They say the investigation is ongoing and police are working closely with Albemarle county schools in handling the case.
Attacker's Sentence Brings Relief, Worry for Victims
The man who robbed a Buckingham County store and attacked an elderly clerk has been sentenced to five years in prison. The store's owner, who is the victim's son, said he doesn't think five years is a long enough sentence for the crime he committed.
UVa LGBT Students Discuss Cuccinelli's Policy
Members of the LGBT community at the University of Virginia met Tuesday to discuss a move by state Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli. He sent a letter to public universities, including UVa., saying they cannot create their own discrimination policies.
TV Anchor Preps for Live On-Air Colonoscopy
Much like life, live television can be unpredictable. Wednesday morning, one of televisions famous faces will do something that has never been done before. Harry Smith, co-anchor of CBS's "The Early Show," will undergo a colonoscopy live on network television.
