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October 09, 2012 News & Features » News and Features

Body Count 

A spike in homicide leaves Richmond on edge.

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Alicia Rasin is unmoved. Sitting just beyond the firing line of television cameras at City Hall last week, the longtime activist doesn't stand up for the procession of white shirts — the police chief, commonwealth's attorney, the mayor and his senior…

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