A man who spent 14 years working as an evidence clerk at the Stafford County Sheriff’s Office is out of a job after a coin went missing.
A letter to attorneys who have all plead cases inside the Stafford County Courthouse were notified via a letter from Commonwealth Attorney Eric Olsen on Wednesday of an internal investigation that led the employee’s firing.
Someone broke into a Battlefield High School trailer and took a generator.
According to Prince William police, officers were called to the high school in Haymarket on August 12, for a burglary.
A man has been charged, following a sexual assault at a Walmart in Dumfries.
Prince William police were called to the Walmart at 17041 Jefferson Davis Highway on July 10 for the incident.
Someone took $13,300 worth of refrigerant from a government building in Manassas.
Officers responded to a call at the Department of Public Works building on 9412 Peabody Street for a burglary, according to Manassas City police.
A trip to a Woodbridge hookah bar turned sour after two women got into a fight.
Prince William police were called to the Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center on Opitz Boulevard for a stabbing incident.
A call about a missing vehicle turned into so much more in Dumfries.
On the morning of August 9, Prince William police were called to a home on Isle Royal Terrace in Dumfries about an unauthorized use of a vehicle.
Someone stopped at Bobby Flay’s burger restaurant in Woodbridge – but not for a bite to eat.
On the morning of August 8, Prince William police were called to the Bobby’s Burger Palace location at Potomac Mills Mall for a burglary.
A man was stabbed outside a Walmart store in North Stafford.
It happened at 1:29 a.m. Sunday at the Walmart at 217 Garrisonville Road. The victim was riding in the passenger seat of a car and had been stopped at a nearby 7-Eleven store at 201 Garrisonville Road to get gas.
An individual attempted to break into Beville Middle School in Dale City.
According to Prince William police, they received a call for an attempted burglary at the school on the afternoon of August 6.
Can I use the parking lot of a county police station to lawfully buy or sell items to or from a stranger (such as through Craigslist or other online forum)?
Yes. Both county police stations and parking lots are open to the public 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and can be used to conduct these lawful transactions. It should be noted that the department does not assume responsibility over the sale of these items and cannot guarantee a crime will not occur, even if the transaction occurs in the parking lot of one of our facilities. This is only suggested as a deterrent towards those who may be intending to commit a crime. If a crime does occur, please report the matter promptly to police.
