Stafford County Crime

Deputy R.L. Beasley responded to a larceny. Staff advised seven catalytic converters had disappeared from seven different RVs. 2/7/25 9:01 a.m.  

Deputy J.A. Albright responded to a fraud. The victim advised she received notification about potentially fraudulent charges. After confirming the suspected charges were not hers,

Deputy S.A. Edwards was at the intersection of Courthouse Road and Wyche Road. While traveling through the intersection with the green light, another vehicle with

Deputy T.R.D. Berry responded to an auto accident. The driver advised he hit something “likely expensive” but was unsure as to what it was. The

Sergeant B.U. Demirci observed a Nissan fail to come to a complete stop and conducted a traffic stop. During their conversation, it was discovered the

Deputies received a call of a shooting. The caller advised her boyfriend just shot her. Deputies responded to the residence the caller provided only to

7:05 p.m. First Sergeant D.F. Purcell and Deputy M.A. Pearce responded to a breaking and entering. The victim’s advised they arrived home and noticed signs

Deputy C.D. Sullivan responded to a vandalism. The victim had the rear window of their vehicle smashed out overnight. 2/1/25 9:48 a.m.

Deputy P.J. Leon responded to a loud disturbance. It was advised a male was “arguing loudly” with a female outside. Deputies made contact with both