Stafford County Crime

Deputy C.S. Harding responded to a fraud. The victim advised he received a call from someone posing as a law enforcement officer. The fake officer

Deputy R. Tully responded to a fraud. The victim advised her credit card was lost and there were fraudulent charges placed on it. 11/27/24 2:35

Deputy N.D. Fonseca responded to a fraud. The victim advised he received a message on his computer about an error with his investment account. Using

Sergeant A.T. Leckemby was traveling on Ramoth Church Road when the vehicle behind him had their high beams on and veered over the double yellow

Deputy P.J. Leon responded to a single vehicle auto accident. A truck had serious damage, including three of the four tires being off the vehicle.

Deputy P.J. Leon responded to a disturbance. The victim advised an ex-girlfriend egged his door. She would then take a screwdriver to the door knob

Deputy I.E. Baldi responded to a public intoxication call. Staff advised a male collecting donations was “highly intoxicated.” Deputy Baldi made contact with the suspect

Deputy S.A. Hensley responded to a larceny. The victim advised his Toyota, which had been parked in the parking lot for a year, was suddenly

Detective H.D. Young received information that a skimmer device was placed on a card terminal at the business. The device used to steal credit card

Deputy R.T. Philippsen was traveling Southbound on Richmond Highway when he observed a vehicle attempting to cross straight across the intersection. The problem with this