"arrest" | Search

All results / Stories

Bunn Gets 20 Years in Prison for Sexual Assaults

Bunn Gets 20 Years in Prison for Sexual Assaults

Crime Reports

Crime Reports

Week in Loudoun

Week in Loudoun

Six Months in Jail For Friend's Death

Six Months in Jail For Friend's Death

Arlington this Week

Arlington this Week

Roper Sentenced to 115 Years in Prison

Convicted of five crimes in 1991 Chantilly rape.

Roper Sentenced to 115 Years in Prison

Roundups

Roundups

Burdis Pleads Guilty to Murder

Chantilly man convicted of killing John Michael Shirley at Fair Lakes home.

Burdis Pleads Guilty to Murder

Week in Reston

Week in Reston

Six Months in Jail For Friend's Death

Six Months in Jail For Friend's Death

Week in Herndon

Week in Herndon

Roundups

Roundups

Burdis Pleads Guilty: Fair Lakes Murder

Man shot, stabbed two people in horrific attack.

Burdis Pleads Guilty: Fair Lakes Murder

This Week in Potomac 11-8-06

This Week in Potomac 11-8-06

Tease photo

Scandal Highlights Child Sex Abuse

Fairfax County police say reports, concerns rose in wake of scandal.

The fallout from the Penn State child sex abuse scandal — arrests, firings and the disgrace of a sports icon — has also promoted a heightened awareness of child sexual abuse.

Centre View Roundups, Nov. 29, 2012

Centre View Roundups for Nov. 29, 2012: Sexual Battery Is Charged; Man Charged with Embezzling; Free Carseat Inspections ; Clifton Horse Parade; CLRC Open House Dec. 1; FCPS Superintendent Search; Police Collect Children’s Gifts; Adopt a Shelter Animal; Centreville Elementary Seeks Grant; Christmas Tree Fire Safety; WFCM Seeks Food, Volunteers; Meals on Wheels Volunteers; Women's Self Defense Program

October 8: This Week in Potomac

October 8: This Week in Potomac

Crime Report

Crime Report

Tease photo

Police Practices Improve, Citizens Demand More

Board cites progress on Police Practices improvements, but some citizens demand more.

Alternatives to Police Intervention

Behavioral specialists deescalate mental health crisis calls without the need for arrest or hospitalization about half the time.

Behavioral health