Deputy K.W. Suter responded to an afternoon assault. It was advised that a known male assaulted the victim during a verbal altercation. Warrants were obtained,

Deputy C.D. Sullivan responded to a construction conundrum. It was advised copper pipe and wiring were stolen from a construction site. 1/9/25 12:35 p.m.  

Deputy J.J. Holetzky responded to a fake flooring fraud. The victim advised she paid an individual in advance to have flooring replaced back in September.

Deputy E.L. Shelton responded to an unfortunate Uber undertaking. The caller, an Uber driver, advised he reached his passenger’s destination. Whence there, the passenger refused

Deputy B.E. Vaughn responded to an easy warrant service. The suspect called the Sheriff’s Office to inquire if he was wanted. Turns out, he was

Deputy D.A. Robertson was on scene of a disturbance. While there, he made contact with a male who was wanted not only out of Stafford

Deputy W.A. Bolinsky responded to a warrant service. The female in question was wanted out of Stafford County for four credit card related offenses. When

Deputy W.E. Trainor responded to a threat against the school. Staff received information that a student threatened to shoot up the school, specifically “the mean

Deputy A.J. Charoenthep responded to a disturbance. The caller advised she was locked out of her house. When Deputy Charoenthep arrived on scene, he discovered

Deputy M.A. Pearce responded to yet another Target larceny. Staff advised a female suspect was concealing items in her purse. Deputy Pearce would observe the