Category Archives: auto theft

FCPD’s ACE Unit Shifts into High Gear Against Auto Thefts

Fairfax County, VA – At the forefront of tackling auto theft crimes across Fairfax County is FCPD’s Auto Crimes Enforcement (ACE) Unit, specializing in investigating and thwarting auto theft organizations, street level auto thefts, and other vehicle-related crimes. Who is the “ACE” Unit? Staffed by two supervisors and six detectives, the ACE Unit is dedicated to addressing criminal activities linked

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Update: K9 Tracks Stolen Vehicle Suspect who Crashed Car and Caught Home on Fire

West Springfield Police District – Detectives from our Criminal Investigation Division have charged two adults for their involvement in a stolen vehicle case that resulted in a home catching fire. Through further investigation and the discovery of critical evidence, detectives determined additional suspects involved in the case. As the investigation into Nico Doublet, the individual previously arrested in this case,

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ACE Detectives Spot Stolen Car and Make Proactive Arrest 

Franconia Police District – Detectives from our Auto Crimes Enforcement (ACE) unit noticed clues leading them to the recovery of a stolen car. On August 9, detectives from our ACE unit were proactively patrolling the Gunston Plaza in Lorton. A detective noticed a parked vehicle with a broken window covered by a plastic bag. Recognizing this is often associated with

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AUGUST ALERT: FCPD’s Summer Crime Enforcement Targets Vehicle-Related Thefts

Fairfax, VA – To kick off the month of August, FCPD’s 2023 Summer Crime Prevention Initiative will tackle vehicle-related thefts throughout the county with the education and empowerment of community members to safeguard their property while ensuring the criminals responsible are brought to justice. The Summer Crime Prevention team will intensify its efforts to prevent theft from vehicles and vehicle

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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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