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Get Involved: This Week’s Community Events at FCPD

Fairfax County – The Fairfax County Police Department actively engages with the community by participating in and hosting a variety of events. These include police district station events, community meetings, and ongoing programs. Getting involved in your community provides numerous benefits, including enhancing public safety, preventing crime, and fostering stronger relationships with your local first responders. Check out some of

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Man Arrested After Shooting Gun in a Crowded Bar

Mason District Police District – The Fairfax County Police Department arrested a man after a reckless discharge in a business after hours. On July 16, around 4 a.m., officers responded to the Lion’s Den Lounge, 5820 Seminary Road, in Bailey’s Crossroads, for a shooting. Detectives determined Abdulkerim Halid, 25, of Arlington, got into a dispute with a group of men

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Combatting the Fentanyl Problem Through Awareness & Community Resources

Fairfax, VA – The Fairfax County Police Department (FCPD) and the Fairfax County Opioid and Substance Use Task Force have been working diligently to combat the problem of fentanyl in Fairfax County. In recent years, fentanyl, a potent, synthetic opioid, has been found in drugs marketed to youth and adults and has become a concerning issue. FCPD works collaboratively with

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Revving Up Road Safety in Fairfax County

West Springfield Police District – Starting today, the Fairfax County Police Department (FCPD) is kicking off a week of heightened road safety. FCPD Motors and Patrol officers will be participating in a High Visibility Enforcement (HIVE) initiative — a program to deter and change dangerous traffic behaviors on Fairfax County roads – across the county. In addition, this week, community

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Help Protect Your Motorcycle from Theft So You Can Enjoy More Time on the Road.

Fairfax, VA – The delightful days of summer present an opportunity to enjoy a motorcycle ride, but motorcycle owners should know there is a higher chance of theft once they hit the road. July is the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) National Vehicle Theft Prevention Month. The average motorcycle costs range between $4,000 and $20,000 making them a premium

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