Feds charge Virginia lawmaker who was key to redistricting push

Federal prosecutors have criminally indicted Virginia Democratic state Senator Louise Lucas, along with her two daughters and a nephew. The group is accused of participating in a marijuana-dealing criminal enterprise involving money laundering and bribery. Lucas, 82, who played a key role in redistricting efforts, allegedly used her political position in the Virginia state senate to protect the operation. The longtime lawmaker self-surrendered to authorities on Thursday morning following the charges of racketeering and bribery.