Rolin Hill died less than a week after suffering a medical emergency at the Virginia Beach Correctional Center. The medical examiner said his death was a homicide.

Five deputies who worked at the Virginia Beach Correctional Center have been fired after the death of inmate Rolin Hill back in June. “Based on updates from the Virginia State Police in the Rolin Hill case,

Mike Leek, 50, and son Logan Leek, 18 share a passion to protect and serve their community. The two are vying to become deputy sheriffs with the Virginia Beach Sheriffs Office, and they began their 17-week training in the 58th Basic Academy Class,

The death of a man who died several days after being restrained by deputies at the Virginia Beach jail has been ruled a homicide, and the city’s sheriff announced Friday that five deputies involved in the incident have been terminated.

The death of a Virginia Beach inmate has been ruled a homicide. The Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in Norfolk shared the update with 10 On Your Side on Friday afternoon, saying Rolin Hill died back in June from “positional and mechanical asphyxia due to restraint with neck and torso compression.

The death of a man who was in Virginia Beach Sheriff's Office custody back in June has been ruled a homicide. Read more: