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Lock it Down: FCPD Tips to Drive Away Vehicle Thefts and Break Ins

Fairfax County, VA– As car owners, we often invest significant time and money into our vehicles. FCPD wants to help keep you and your vehicle safe. It is crucial to take proactive measures to safeguard our vehicles. Here are some safety tips reduce the likelihood of becoming a victim: By following these tips, you can significantly reduce the risk of

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FCPD Huddles Up for Super Bowl Safety: Tips for a Winning Game Day

Fairfax County, VA – As anticipation builds for the upcoming Super Bowl, the Fairfax County Police Department (FCPD) is committed to safeguarding the well-being of fans both during the game and beyond. To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all, check out some safety tips from the FCPD: Tips for a Safe Super Bowl: FCPD Super Bowl Preparedness: By

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A Lifeline in Critical Moments: Our Fairfax County Police Search and Rescue Team

Fairfax County, VA – When critical situations arise and lives are at risk, the Fairfax County Police Search and Rescue (SAR) team is called into action. Comprised of over 40 specially trained, supplemental officers (i.e., they hold other primary duties within the Department), the SAR team’s mission is to help find missing persons and support major crime investigations, and they

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Lifting Wallets and Not Weights: 2 Women Arrested for Gym Credit Card Larcenies

West Springfield Police District — Detectives from our Criminal Investigations Division have arrested two women in connection to a recent string of gym larcenies in Burke. On January 25, officers received multiple reports of larcenies from the women’s locker room at OneLife Fitness, 9250 Old Keene Mill Rd in Burke. After the thefts, the victims credit cards were used at

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UPDATE: Rose Ruse Burglars Charged and Awaiting Extradition

Fairfax County, VA – Detectives from our Criminal Investigations Division have charged four suspects in relation to the Rose Ruse series of burglaries that began in December of last year. To see Deputy Chief Brooke Wright’s presser, see the video below: In January, detectives identified a vehicle the suspects were driving. On January 17, it was discovered the vehicle was

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