UPDATE: The City of Virginia Beach will pay Wayne Lynch a $3 million settlement in a wrongful death lawsuit against the city and the police officer who killed his son. Lynch is the father of Donovon Lynch, 25, who was shot and killed by officer Solomon Simmons on March 26, 2021, at the Oceanfront. Continue reading Virginia Beach reaches $3M settlement with Donovon Lynch’s father in wrongful death lawsuit
(WTKR.com) NEW ORLEANS, La. – The families of three Americans — including two from Virginia Beach —who died from carbon monoxide poisoning while staying at an Airbnb rental in Mexico City in October announced Thursday they are suing the homestay company. Attorney L. Chris Stewart announced during a press conference in New Orleans that the families were filing a lawsuit against the Airbnb, citing the … Continue reading Families of travelers who died at Mexico City Airbnb, including two from VB, are suing the company
(13NewsNow.com) The press conference comes days after the Lynch family named Fairfax as lead counsel in their lawsuit against the City of Virginia Beach. VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — For the first time since 13News Now reported on former Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax becoming the lead attorney for the family of Donovon Lynch, he stood alongside them in that new role and publicly addressed media … Continue reading ‘No accountability’ | Justin Fairfax speaks for first time as lead attorney in wrongful death lawsuit filed by Donovon Lynch’s family
An intense search was underway for the brother of a newly married man who was recently found murdered beside his wife in the home they shared in Virginia Beach. Talon Rodgers and Alisa Wash, both 23, were found fatally shot inside their unit in the Thalia Gardens Apartments and Townhomes complex on Monday, just more than three weeks after their wedding. Police in a recent … Continue reading Police search for brother of man found murdered beside new wife in Virginia Beach…
13NewsNow.com Pembroke Mall General Manager Mark Sandy said more than 40 businesses have left so far. VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — Dozens of Virginia Beach business owners are packing up and leaving Pembroke Mall. A $200 million redevelopment plan means several businesses have to leave the mall on Jan. 31. John Schaefer, a customer, said he came to the mall to eat and walk down memory … Continue reading It’s the last week for business owners at Pembroke Mall in Virginia Beach
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