Ground broken for new crime lab

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State officials broke ground Tuesday on a new $65 million forensic science laboratory for the Northern Virginia area that will boost the commonwealth’s crime-fighting ability.

Built to reflect 21st-century threats, the new facility in Manassas will be Virginia’s first lab to have an area where autopsies can be performed on people who have been exposed to anthrax and other toxic agents.

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