CHESTERFIELD, VA (WWBT) - A Chesterfield teenager has been arrested in Pennsylvania after police say he tried to shoot another man back in February.

19-year-old Anthony Holmes moved to Pennsylvania after the incident. He even enrolled in a Pennsylvania high school before his arrest.

Holmes is sitting in a Pennsylvania jail tonight, facing a variety of charges ranging from assault and battery to use of a firearm in commission of a felony.

This all started back in February when Holmes was attending a Super Bowl party along the 2800 block of Brampton Way in Chesterfield County. Police say another man at the party offended his own girlfriend and then got into a fight with Holmes that eventually spilled out onto the street.

That fight eventually spilled over to Cogbill Road and that's when police say Holmes opened fire. No one was hurt during the shooting. Police say the victim was then assaulted outside a Shell station on Cogbill Road.

The Richmond Kickers are pleased to announce the U12 Girls Elite claimed the 2011 State Cup Championship Sunday with an emphatic 10-2 victory over Ashburn Arsenal at Ukrop Park.  With head coach Mike Burke at the helm, the girls advanced to the final Sunday after blanking the Suffolk Explosion, 7-0, on Saturday.  The Kickers will now compete in the US Youth Soccer Region 1 Championship tournament July 1-5 in Lancaster, PA.

"Attractive soccer prevailed this past weekend,” commented Burke.  “The girls played some exceptional soccer, emphasizing the Kickers philosophy that if you can control the ball, you can control the score.  The girls proved that you can still win competitive games by playing beautiful soccer.”

The Kickers girls took the lead 25 seconds into the showcase game when Riley Cook connected on a well-placed through ball from Laurel Ness.  After a surprise equalizer five minutes later, Ness launched a 20-yard rocket into the far ri

CHESTERFIELD, VA (WWBT) – A close call for a Chesterfield toddler, found wandering alone Monday morning near a busy roadway.

The boy was discovered near Meadowdale Boulevard, which runs through the Regency Lake Apartments. Not long after, the boy's mother was placed in handcuffs. So far, the charge is unrelated to the wandering child, but police say that case is still developing.

In handcuffs, this woman walked out of the leasing office into the back of a county police car. Police wanted to know why -just hours earlier- her two year old son was found wandering near this busy boulevard, where Reggie Hicks lives.

"I think it's awful. Two year olds shouldn't be out here by theyself anyway," Hicks said, after reporters told him about the news.