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Trooper Pleads to Felony After Threat Notes
A Virginia trooper, Logan Pingley, 31, struck a plea deal after leaving menacing notes on a woman’s door—messages like “F around and find out”—claiming he meant them for her boyfriend, whom he thought was evading cops. Prosecutors acknowledged his service but said he should’ve known better. The victim approved the deal, hoping to move on, though she may pursue civil action. If Pingley stays compliant for four months, does 60 hours of community service, pays court costs, and writes an apology, the felony will drop to a misdemeanor—avoiding up to five years in prison. His next court date is…
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