Body-Cam Footage Released After Fatal Shooting By Cop: Patch PM

Here are the share-worthy stories from Washington, D.C., and northern Virginia Patches to talk about tonight:

Updated: Body-Cam Video Released In DC Fatal Shooting Case

Metropolitan Police Department released body-cam footage Thursday in connection with Wednesday's fatal shooting of 18-year-old Deon Kay. The video was released pursuit to the D.C. City Council's Comprehensive Policing and Justice Reform Second Emergency Amendment Act of 2020.

Buckle Up, Stay Sober On Labor Day Weekend: VA State Police

Road trips have been the primary mode of transportation for families across Virginia since the start of the coronavirus crisis and AAA is expecting that trend to continue during Labor Day weekend. With Labor Day traffic deaths on the rise for the past three years, the Virginia State Police is urging drivers to stay alert, stay sober and wear their seatbelts.

VA Colleges Report Coronavirus Spikes; JMU Goes Mostly Virtual

The Virginia Department of Health reported 1,126 new cases of the coronavirus on Thursday, bringing the cumulative total to 123,668 cases. There were 11 new deaths reported on Thursday, and a total of 2,652 people with the virus have died. In all, 9,741 hospitalizations have been reported.

Bowser: Trump Threat To Defund 'Anarchist' Cities Political Stunt

Mayor Muriel Bowser called President Trump's request to review funding for what he called "anarchist cities" a political stunt.

Texas Man Dies After Being Struck By 2 Vehicles On I-395

Detectives with the Major Crash Investigation Unit of the Metropolitan Police Department identified the victim Wednesday in a traffic fatality that occurred Aug. 23 on I-395, according to a release. MPD identified the decedent as Caleb Herndon, 21, of Baytown, Texas.

Alexandria City Council To Consider Catholic U Satellite Campus

A special use permit for a satellite campus of Catholic University of America (CUA) is going through the approval process in Alexandria. On Tuesday, the Planning Commission recommended the proposal, and the City Council public hearing is scheduled for Sept. 12.

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• What's Open, Closed For Labor Day 2020 In Fairfax City
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• What's Open, Closed For Labor Day 2020 In Arlington
• What's Open, Closed For Labor Day 2020 In Reston

Across America

• Coronavirus Spikes At Illinois Colleges; Pritzker Hosts Memorial
• Nearly 400 Coronavirus Cases In Outbreak At SUNY Oneonta
• Whitmer Allows Gyms, Pools To Reopen Across Michigan
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