Razor Blade Attached To Political Sign Cuts Woman | Patch PM

Annandale VA

05 November, 2020

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Here are some of the share-worthy stories from Virginia and DC Patches to talk about tonight: Woman Cut By Razor Blade Taped To Political Sign: PoliceArlington County Police are warning the public to use caution when removing political signs after a local woman reported being cut by a razor blade taped to a sign, according to a police release. Fairfax County Police Chief Announces Plan To RetireFairfax County Police Chief Edwin C. Roessler Jr. announced his intent to retire in February 2021. Travelers Must Be Tested For COVID-19 Before Visiting DCMayor Muriel Bowser issued an updated travel advisory Thursday requiring travelers to be tested for COVID-19, the virus associated with the new coronavirus, 72 hours before coming to the District. If the traveler tests positive for the disease, they should not travel to D.C. Families File Lawsuit After TJ Admissions Test EliminatedOn Wednesday, 17 families and students filed a lawsuit in circuit against the Fairfax County School Board and Superintendent Scott Brabrand in relation to the elimination of the admissions test at Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology. New Coronavirus Cases, Hospitalizations Trending Up In VirginiaAn additional 1,366 coronavirus cases were reported by the Virginia Department of Health on Thursday, bringing the seven-day average of new cases to 1,288. 'Coronavirus Be Damned. We're Going Go The ER' Chelsea Proctor's back began to hurt around the time the coronavirus pandemic started in January and coincided with her aging out of her parents' health insurance. Teenager Flown To Hospital After Manassas Area Shooting: PoliceA teenager who was shot Wednesday night was found in an intersection in the Manassas area and then flown to an area hospital, according to the Prince William County Police Department. The 16-year-old male is expected to survive his gunshot wounds, the police said. Also Worth a Look TodayPet Valu Stores To Close, Including Alexandria LocationsAlexandria School District Brings Back First In-Person StudentsAdrienne McCormick, 65, of Dunn LoringWoofie's To Host Annual Paws & Claus Charity Event In AshburnLoudoun Invites Public To Take Housing Needs SurveyBarton Lot Closes As Other Parking Options Open In FredericksburgHerndon Man Charged With Robbing Fellow Passenger On BusVictim Identified In Hillbrook Fatal Shooting: DC PoliceMan Grabs Buttocks Of Woman Jogging Near Pentagon CityArlington Coronavirus: No New Deaths; 41 Additional CasesShooting On Georgia Avenue Leaves 1 Dead, 1 InjuredWoman Arrested After Taking A Swing At Police Officer: ReportSanta To Have Contact-Free Visits At Tysons Corner CenterHomer's Owners Keep Searching For Missing Dog In Haymarket AreaAcross AmericaBiden's Electoral Vote Count Increases As Trump Fights In CourtNew Study Explains Why Children Are Less Affected By CoronavirusWhat To Know If Presidential Election Results Go To Supreme CourtPA Election Results: Trump's Lead Over Biden NarrowingGA Election Results: Fulton Counted; Biden Gains; Trump Lawsuit