Accident at the intersection of Brent Point Road and Arkendale Road. A car stalled on the tracks and was struck by a train. The occupants were not in the car and there are no reported injuries.
Police say driver followed GPS directions and turned onto the tracks. Fortunately no train was involved.
From Fredericksburg Police: After working all day, the best thing to come home to is family. ❤️
Police say the incident happened in the parking lot of the 190 Garrisonville Road McDonalds about 9:09 on Saturday night.
The suspect is currently charged with felony eluding, assault on a law enforcement officer, felony hit and run, grand larceny, reckless driving, traffic light violations and passing on the double yellow.
Building a better Caroline. Literally! The Caroline Sheriff’s Office pitches in and helps Habitat for Humanity of Caroline at one of five work sites around the county.
Looking for a good team building event? Consider Habitat for Humanity of Caroline County. The Caroline County Sheriff’s Office has been helping with the building of a home in Lake Caroline. It’s one of five homes Habitat for Caroline is currently working on in the county.
Investigators located and seized evidence of possession, reproduction, and distribution of child pornography.
Through the rear-window, the victim then saw the suspect reach down and raise a rifle.
The Orange County Sheriff’s Office says 60-year old Shawn Deehan owns the business “The Perfect Dog.”
The Sheriff’s Office was notified by off-sight security that live security footage was showing a suspect unlawfully on the property
The caller reported hearing a saw and seeing a man dressed in all black with a backpack being picked up by a white Honda Accord that had been circling the area.
City Police Chief Brian Layton answers questions about what happens next with the Police Executive Research Forum report.
Fredericksburg Police Chief Brian Layton told City Council last week that he has formed three committees to study the Police Executive Research Forum (PERF) report on the city’s response to protests last summer.
The Stafford Sheriff’s Office says no law enforcement officer will seek monetary reimbursement to remove warrants or avoid charges.
Police say a female suspect is in custody after she struck a male acquaintance with her vehicle and fled the scene.
Timothy Teti charged with driving under the influence, child endangerment, and reckless driving
Police say they were helped in the pursuit because the suspect was wearing a neon-colore sweat suit
City Police say they’ll never call demanding money
Stafford Sheriff’s Office responds to social media post. Says there’s no threat to the community.
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