Peter Dujardin is a reporter at the Daily Press, where he has dedicated over 20 years to covering courts and criminal justice issues, including policing, criminal and civil cases in both state and federal courts. His work often intersects with topics such as crime, law enforcement, and legal matters in Virginia. Peter's reporting has been featured in prominent publications including ArcaMax Publishing, Yahoo News, and The Washington Post.
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By: Peter Dujardin
Flock Safety cameras are all the rage among police agencies, used to track down stolen cars and missing people, and solve crimes ranging from break-ins to homicides. But the spike in the cameras — and the huge amount of data they amass — is sparking concerns.
By: Peter Dujardin
The city of Norfolk on Monday asked a federal judge to toss a lawsuit asserting that the city's Flock Safety program is unconstitutional.
By: Peter Dujardin
A federal appeals court has reinstated a lawsuit contending Norfolk police officers conspired to retaliate against a man for challenging an officer’s testimony in a prior court case. The 4th …
By: Peter Dujardin
A federal appeals court has reinstated a lawsuit contending Norfolk police officers conspired to retaliate against a man for challenging an officer’s testimony in a prior court case.
By: Peter Dujardin
Loading your audio article A second man has died in the triple shooting early Sunday in Newport News — with police still trying to find those responsible.
By: Peter Dujardin
NORFOLK — A federal appeals court has ordered an extremely rare third sentencing hearing for a man convicted in a drug conspiracy case.
By: Peter Dujardin
An ominous text message set off a chain of events that led to a standoff with police at City Center that ended in gunshots three hours later.
By: Peter Dujardin
The 12-member jury deliberated for about two hours before finding Jean C. Alcindor Jr., of Hampton, not guilty of the attempted malicious wounding of Master Police Officer David Daniel in 2023.
By: Peter Dujardin
David Lee Merryman, 59 — who owns more than 60 residential properties in Newport News and Hampton — was charged in January in a wide-ranging indictment that many tenants say stemmed from years of a…
By: Peter Dujardin
Essonie “Soni” Lennon was convicted in July of first-degree murder and other counts in the killing of 24-year-old Michael Anthony “Neb” Neblett.
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