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<title>Circumstances kept slaying suspect Hagans free (Prosecutorial Incompetence in Virginia)</title>
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<description>VIRGINIA BEACH - Christopher E. Hagans might have been in jail last weekend, when a woman was killed at a Hilltop shopping center, if prosecutors had asked a judge to put him there based on an earlier theft conviction. Hagans&#x26;#x27; defense attorney said Wednesday that the judge in that case probably would have kept Hagans in jail if prosecutors had asked. Prosecutors said Wednesday that they didn&#x26;#x27;t ask because they didn&#x26;#x27;t know the extent of Hagans&#x26;#x27; criminal record. &#x26;#x22;We should have moved to revoke his bond, had we known these other crimes had been committed,&#x26;#x22; Commonwealth&#x26;#x27;s Attorney Harvey Bryant said...</description>
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