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Crime Report Recap: Firearm Focus in Virginia Beach
- 2024/12/30
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Given the constraints and the need for specific, up-to-date information, the following digest is based on the available data from the Virginia Beach Police Department's public resources:
- **December 16, 2024**: An arrest was made in a barricade incident on Garden Grove Court. The suspect was taken into custody after a standoff with police. The incident is under further investigation[3].
- **December 11, 2024**: Four individuals were arrested and a stolen firearm was recovered during a police operation. The suspects are facing various charges related to the possession of stolen property and firearms. The case is ongoing[3].
For detailed crime reports and data, residents can access the Virginia Beach Police Department's ePRO system for historical data prior to December 2022 and the Open Data portal for current crime data[2][5].
Residents can report non-emergency crimes to the Crime Reporting Unit by calling (757) 385-5000[4].
**Significant Trends or Patterns**: There has been an increase in firearm-related incidents and recoveries, indicating a focus on addressing illegal firearm possession.
**Emergency Contact Information for Tips**: For non-emergency reports and tips, please call (757) 385-5000. For emergencies, dial 911.
- **December 16, 2024**: An arrest was made in a barricade incident on Garden Grove Court. The suspect was taken into custody after a standoff with police. The incident is under further investigation[3].
- **December 11, 2024**: Four individuals were arrested and a stolen firearm was recovered during a police operation. The suspects are facing various charges related to the possession of stolen property and firearms. The case is ongoing[3].
For detailed crime reports and data, residents can access the Virginia Beach Police Department's ePRO system for historical data prior to December 2022 and the Open Data portal for current crime data[2][5].
Residents can report non-emergency crimes to the Crime Reporting Unit by calling (757) 385-5000[4].
**Significant Trends or Patterns**: There has been an increase in firearm-related incidents and recoveries, indicating a focus on addressing illegal firearm possession.
**Emergency Contact Information for Tips**: For non-emergency reports and tips, please call (757) 385-5000. For emergencies, dial 911.