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Police Seek Evidence From Chantilly Man

Police Seek Evidence From Chantilly Man

Week in Fairfax Station

Week in Fairfax Station

Chantilly Man Is Charged with Rape

Chantilly Man Is Charged with Rape

Man Pleads Guilty to Solicitation

Man Pleads Guilty to Solicitation

Creel Is Given Probation, Suspended Jail Sentence

Creel Is Given Probation, Suspended Jail Sentence

Fifth Murder Marks End of the Year

Inner City housing project becomes murder scene a second time.

Fifth Murder Marks End of the Year

Suggs Sentenced to 30 Years

Suggs Sentenced to 30 Years

Teens Linked to Drive-By Shootings

Teens Linked to Drive-By Shootings

Sons Plead Guilty in Father's Gambling Ring

Illegal gambling operation focused on football and basketball.

Sons Plead Guilty in Father's Gambling Ring

Chantilly Man Is Charged with Rape

Chantilly Man Is Charged with Rape

McClendon in Trouble With the Law Again

McClendon in Trouble With the Law Again

Crime

Crime

Creel Given Probation

Potomac man receives suspended jail sentence after pleading guilty to electronic solicitation of a minor.

Creel Given Probation

Sons Plead Guilty in Father's Gambling Ring

Illegal gambling operation focused on football and basketball.

Sons Plead Guilty in Father's Gambling Ring

Week in Springfield

Week in Springfield

Week in Fairfax

Fairfax County police have charged a church youth-group volunteer with two counts of aggravated sexual battery. He is James West, 23, formerly of 5616 Hope Park Road in Fairfax. He wasn’t a member of the paid staff of the King’s Chapel Church, 12925 Braddock Road, but volunteered there for several years. However, police began an investigation after receiving a call from the parents of a 14-year-old who reportedly said that West had given him or her—and other teens—a massage. After questioning the teenager further, the parents learned of the alleged abuses and contacted police on Aug. 3.

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Family PASS to Host Soiree

Fundraiser will help serve families facing homelessness.

A mother of four children, Josephine Rivera didn’t have many options after becoming a victim of domestic abuse. After her husband was arrested, she was forced to support those children, ages 8 to 18, on an $8 an hour salary, and she soon found herself homeless. 

Arlington Crime Report March 6

Crime report for the Arlington area.

Week in Springfield

Week in Springfield

‘Unwavering Motivation to Keep Residents, Neighborhoods Safe’ in Sully District

Viar is Sully District Station’s Officer of the Quarter.

PFC Henry Viar has been named the Sully District Police Station’s Officer of the Quarter for the fourth quarter of 2020.