Burglaries, assaults and other incidents that occurred in and around Fredericksburg this week.
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Burglaries, assaults and other incidents that occurred in and around Fredericksburg this week.
Incidents on this map represent a block number or a street, not exact addresses. Where an arrest is mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction. For more information about the incidents referenced in this article, see:
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Burglaries, assaults and other incidents that occurred in and around Fredericksburg this week.
Incidents on this map represent a block number or a street, not exact addresses. Where an arrest is mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction. For more information about the incidents referenced in this article, see:
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Burglaries, assaults and other incidents that occurred in and around Fredericksburg this week.
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Fredericksburg Police say suspects have been identified and the investigation is ongoing.
Downtown vandals wreaked havoc on three blocks of downtown Fredericksburg early Friday morning, according to Fredericksburg City Police. Officers received reports at 2:30 a.m. of two male subjects breaking glass in the 900 block of Caroline Street, according to FCPD spokesperson Natatia L. Bledsoe. "They found a trail of destruction leading from the 600 block, through Market Square, and ending near Hyperion Espresso at William and Princess Anne Streets," according to a FCPD release. Windows were shattered at 829 Caroline Street and 106 George Street, along with broken sidewalk benches and planters, trees pulled from the ground and damaged downspouts, according to Bledsoe. Two suspects have been identified and the investigation is ongoing…
Part of national drive to allow anonymous drop-off for unwanted prescriptions.
Fredericksburg Police Department is participating in the national DEA Drug Take-Back Initiative from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, April 27. Individuals may safely and anonymously drop off your unused and unwanted prescription medications at Police Headquarters, 2200 Cowan Blvd, Fire Station 1 on Princess Anne Street or the Tomkins-Martin building at Mary Washington Hospital. Disposing of your medications in this way helps to keep potentially harmful narcotics out of the hands of children and abusers.
The bills passed initial inspection by cashiers, according to Fredericksburg Police.
Fredericksburg Police detectives are investigating at least two cases this week where counterfeit bills were used at area stores. The manager at the A.C. Moore on Carl D. Dilver Pkwy reported Tuesday morning that an unknown man had used a counterfeit bill to pay for his purchase. Two hours later, the owner of Tropical Smoothie on Central Park Blvd. told police that an unknown man had used a counterfeit bill at his business. Police believe the two cases are related. In both cases, the counterfeit currency passed the initial testing by the cashier, according to police spokesperson Natatia Bledsoe. Other Fredericksburg Reports VANDALISM: Trinity Church, 825 College Ave, 3/31 – 4/24 8:50 a.m. A member reported that unknown persons pulled …
Burglaries, assaults and other incidents that occurred in and around Fredericksburg this week.
Incidents on this map represent a block number or a street, not exact addresses. Where an arrest is mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction. For more information about the incidents referenced in this article, see:
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Burglaries, assaults and other incidents that occurred in and around Fredericksburg this week.
Incidents on this map represent a block number or a street, not exact addresses. Where an arrest is mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction. For more information about the incidents referenced in this article, see:
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Incidents that occurred in and around Fredericksburg this week.
Headlines from this week's police and fire coverage at Fredericskburg Patch: Police: Robbers in Wawa Assault Run Out of Gas — Two men were arrested early Friday in Fredericksburg, when their get-away car ran out of gas. Sheriff's Office: Charges Against Jeffries Expected — Fauquier County Sheriff's Office expects "charges coming in the near future" related to double homicide. Days Inn Stabbings Case Unresolved — The victims of and participants in Monday's altercation are not cooperating with law enforcement. Triple Stabbing at Fredericksburg Days Inn — Spotsylvania Sheriff's Office officials are still investigating Monday morning's altercation.
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