CHESTERFIELD, VA (WWBT) - We have an update on the cross-dressing bank robber wanted in Chesterfield.

Police tell us he struck again Wednesday, but this time they caught him.

Police say the man in the dress, wearing a wig and carrying a purse, is 41-year-old David Whitfield.

He's accused of robbing the Village Bank on Robious Road Wednesday afternoon and the Suntrust on Huguenot last month.

Police also arrested his accused get-away driver, 38-year-old Denise Felton.

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MIDLOTHIAN – Reuse thrift store celebrates its six-month anniversary by thanking its customers for their patronage as well as welcome new shoppers to check out the store.

On May 26, 27 and 28, there will be free refreshments for customers who stop by as well as fun and games.  As usual, proceeds from purchases go to benefit Richmond Animal League. 

At Reuse, people can find a wide variety of household products, from dressers and tables to books and DVDs and even mini fridges.  Customers can also find designer brands, such as Vera Bradley.  The purpose is to go green and keep good, usable items from ending up in the landfill.

“At Reuse, we like to teach our customers there are ways to repurpose, reduce and recycle,” said manager Judith Almond.  “Green is in and it doesn’t get much greener than repurposing things.”

According to Almond, the business has been going well, with it picking up as time goes on.  The store also hos

                 It’s easy to understand the appeal of a declawed cat—no need to worry about clawed up furniture, carpet, or family members. But from a cat’s point of view, declawing probably doesn’t seem like such a great idea. Traditionally, the process of declawing a cat involves amputating the cat’s “finger” at the first knuckle joint, a painful and traumatizing process with a potentially long and difficult recovery, physically and behaviorally.

                  Some cats can develop behavior problems as a result of having been declawed—it may hurt the cat to scratch in his litter box so as a result he might start peeing elsewhere in the house. A declawed cat is also much more likely to bite, and cat bites can become badly infected.