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The lawyer for a Virginia man charged with the 2018 armed murders of an Aldie woman and her adult son has asked a circuit court judge to grant pretrial release to Brian Welsh, because of the "unprecedented and extraordinarily dangerous nature of the COVID 19 pandemic."

Credit: The lawyer for a Virginia man charged with the 2018 armed murders of an Aldie woman and her adult son has asked a circuit court judge to grant pretrial release to Brian Welsh, because of the "unprecedented and extraordinarily dangerous nature of the COVID-19 pandemic."

Coronavirus risk prompts request to release Loudoun Co. double-murder suspect until trial

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Prince William Co. student, school staff member test positive for coronavirus

Alexandria closes outdoor spaces due to coronavirus

Local emergency room doctor pleads with public not to hoard medical supplies

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Alexandria settles on Potomac Yard entrance design

Police try to identify teens who taped themselves coughing on produce in Va. grocery store