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Richmond police have racked up over 100 red light camera tickets and warnings, data shows

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By Samuel Parker Verified
| Roanoke Times Verified
RICHMOND — In the seven months since city officials installed red light cameras at select Richmond intersections, those cameras have issued over 100 warnings and citations to Richmond police officers, data shows. Last year, officials announced a program that would see red light cameras installed at 10 intersections across the city as part of Vision Zero: an ongoing effort to reduce pedestrian deaths and injuries.
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Councilwoman calls for investigation into housing authority over allegations of sexual favors

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By Samuel Parker Verified
| Roanoke Times Verified
RICHMOND — Councilwoman Kenya Gibson is seeking an independent investigation into allegations that maintenance workers employed by the Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority traded maintenance work for sexual favors from public housing residents. “I cannot begin to express how disturbing it was to read the allegations of sexual misconduct by RRHA employees,” Gibson wrote in a fiery Tuesday memo to senior RRHA officials.
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Henrico officials announce county's ninth rabies case of the year

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By Samuel Parker Verified
| Richmond Times-Dispatch Verified
Henrico County officials on Friday announced the county’s ninth rabies case of 2026. Officials said Henrico police responded to the 800 block of Dirk Drive on Aug. 30 in response to a report of possible rabies exposure involving two dogs and a raccoon. The raccoon was submitted to a state lab, where it tested positive for rabies. The dogs have been quarantined on the owner’s property, officials said. No other animals or people were exposed.
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