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The Albemarle Commonweath’s Attorney’s office has filed five more felony charges against Slade Allen Woodson stemming from the I-64 shootings that took place in the early hours of March 27. Woodson now faces 15 felony counts in Albemarle, plus two felony counts in Waynesboro.
 Slade Allen Woodson now faces 15 felony charges in Albemarle County stemming from the I-64 shootings. |
The five newest charges include the discharge of a firearm. Additional information on those charges are forthcoming from county police.
Woodson appeared via video in the Albemarle County General District Court this morning, wearing an orange jumpsuit, sitting at the head of a wooden table in a cinderblock room. During the five minute hearing, Woodson requested a court-appointed lawyer, claiming that he had only $100 to $200 and "an old Dodge and a car" worth less than $1,500 apiece.
