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Six-Month Sentence For Window Peeping
Six-Month Sentence For Window Peeping
Sheffler is Charged with 3 Offenses
Sheffler is Charged with 3 Offenses
Warnings on Vehicle Break-ins
Warnings on Vehicle Break-ins
Abduction Ordeal Ends In New Jersey
Abduction Ordeal Ends In New Jersey
Two Bank-Robbery Charges Go to Grand Jury
Two Bank-Robbery Charges Go to Grand Jury
2nd Robbery at BB&T Bank
2nd Robbery at BB&T Bank
Charge Goes to Grand Jury
Charge Goes to Grand Jury
Shelter Assault Results in Charges
Police Question How Homeless Man, Woman Got in Offices
Shelter Assault Results in Charges
Sheriff Investigating Hate Crime
Sheriff Investigating Hate Crime
Two Charged With Malicious Wounding
Two Charged With Malicious Wounding
Local Man Indicted For Grand Larceny
Local Man Indicted For Grand Larceny
Ross Wanted by Police
Ross Wanted by Police
Two Bank-Robbery Charges Go to Grand Jury
Two Bank-Robbery Charges Go to Grand Jury
Woman Charged With Fraud, Theft
Karen Macrae held without bond until August hearing.
Woman Charged With Fraud, Theft
Suggs Faces Life in Prison
Suggs Faces Life in Prison
Suspects Sought
Suspects Sought
Potomac Teens Robbed
Potomac Teens Robbed
Week In McLean
Week In McLean
Fundraiser in Honor Of Ryan Lopynski
Goal is to purchase EKG machines
On April 26, 2009, Ryan Lopynski was a freshman at Virginia Tech with his whole life ahead of him. He’d come home to Clifton’s Hampton Chase community to see his family and look for a summer job. But while showering before going to see his sister’s basketball game, he suffered a fatal heart attack. The specific cause of his death is still unknown, although it was discovered posthumously that Ryan had an enlarged heart.
Steiding Named Officer of Month
PFC Adrian Steiding is the Sully District Police Station’s Officer of the Month for May. He was honored during his evening roll call. Lt. Rich Morvillo, assistant station commander, presented an example of Steiding’s work illustrating why he was selected.