Baltimore's new top prosecutor has dropped all charges against a Black man who stood trial four times for the same killing, freeing him after seven years in custody.
On Thursday, Bee Line Towing owner Kevin Jones and his employees, along with Camm, picked up about 20 bikes from Walmart for some of Lynchburg's deserving students. In the past year, Camm, Lynchburg police and other organizations have gone into four elementary schools giving out 64 bikes to students who have shown improvement in behavior, attendance and grades. Teachers tell Camm the students are changing and other principals are now saying they want to see it in their schools. "We will continue this program because the schools said they see a really great need and improvement," Camm said. If you're interested in becoming a sponsor for BIKE (Believe In Kids Excelling) Program, contact Camm at ocovlynchburgva@gmail.com.
