Crimes
1/8/2020, Department Store Kempsville: Help is needed to identify the below pictured females. The suspect 1 in the grey jacket selected various items valuing $584.00 and placed them into a hamper. She then exited the store and a second female in a red shirt entered. Suspect 2 then grabbed the hamper and ran out of the store as suspect 1 was keeping watch. Vehicle: Red Ford Fusion 
On 12/29/19, at 8:39 a.m., the driver of the pictured vehicle got out of his car and fired multiple shots from a handgun at the victim’s vehicle after a road rage incident. Suspect was a black male with a thin build, wearing a beige jacket and a beanie cap. There was another black male in the passenger seat riding with the suspect. Suspect’s vehicle is believed to be an Acura TL with LED lights and Virginia tags.
On 12/28/19, at approximately 1:46 a.m., the victim had her wallet stolen from her vehicle parked outside her residence. At 3:59 a.m. on 12/28/19, the pictured suspects used multiple credit cards belonging to the victim attempting to purchase $300 in gift cards at the Walmart on N. Military Hwy. in Norfolk.
On 01/10/2020, the victim noticed her wallet was stolen from behind the counter of the doctor’s office where she works. The victim was then notified that her cards were used to attempt to buy 2 gift cards in the amount of $500 each at the Dollar General Store on Cromwell Dr., at 4:01 p.m. and at the 7-Eleven on West Little Creek Rd. at 4:33 p.m. The suspect got into the passenger rear seat of a dark (possibly grey) SUV leaving Dollar General.
On January 08, 2020, two black males pictured below entered the ABC store on Northampton. The black male in the plaid shirt grabbed two bottles of Hennessy off the shelf before simply walking out the door. The other black male asked the clerk if he just walked out with bottles while laughing and following. They left in a newer model white sedan. 
12/28/2019 Legacy Landing: This suspect took a necklace from the lobby of a retirement home. The necklace fell off the neck of the victim. The suspect is seen in a video picking the necklace up from the table and leaving the building with it. The necklace is sentimental to the Victim.
on 12/18/2019 & 12/21/2019 on Independence Blvd and also on Northampton Blvd; Suspect Attempted to pass a Counterfeit $50 and again on 12/21/2019 attempted to pass a $50 Counterfeit bill Suspect driving a Blue Chevy SUV or a dark colored SUV.
The victim’s credit card was stolen from her purse at the at a restaurant on Constitution Drive. Below pictured female and male used the victim’s stolen credit cards throughout the 3rd Precinct. Pictured is the logo from the hat the male is wearing and pictures from two of the stores where they used the stolen card.
Vehicle(s): White newer model SUV, possibly a Ford Edge? 
On 01/02/20, at 1910 hours, the suspect stole a bottle of Grey Goose and Crown Royal Liquor, valued at $120.00 from the ABC store on Northampton Blvd. The suspect fled in a grey 2 door, Honda Civic, VA License Plate VZW5719. The plates belong to a different vehicle. This same suspect then stole from 150 Central Park ABC
On 1/14/2020: Suspect walked into Home improvement store on Lynnhaven parkway and placed a Milwaukee Drill into his cart. After doing so he then conceals another drill into his coat pocket and walked out. LP was able to recover the merchandise, but still wishes to prosecute.
On 12/25/19, the pictured black male drove and parked a stolen vehicle in Norfolk. There was another vehicle that drove up with him and waited for him to leave the stolen vehicle there. Assistance is needed to identify the individual and/or the getaway vehicle (the car on the right).
On December 31, 2019, at approximately 1212 hours, the suspect entered the ABC Store, located at 2973 Shore Drive. He went through the aisles and concealed a $104.99 1.75L bottle of Patron and four 375ml bottles of D`usse worth $29.99 each. The subject left the store with the items without paying for them.
black male; 40-50 y.o., approximately 5’7”, 140 lbs., with a mustache, wearing a gray shirt, black jeans, black puffy jacket, red & gray striped beanie, and black shoes with a white sole.
On 12/23/2019 at a pizza place on Pleasure House Road, this suspect gained entry by breaking the glass door and robbed this restaurant.
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On 12/5/19, the pictured black male entered a shoe store at Landstown Commons and engaged with store clerks multiple times. The pictured black female entered a few minutes later and went to the women’s shoes area. The black male went to the back of the store and selected a pair of Nike shoes. He proceeded to cut tags and security devices off of the shoes and placed them under his hoodie. He then placed the empty box back on the shelf and proceeded to the front of the store. He appeared to make contact with the black female before again engaging the store employees at the register. The black female concealed a pair of women’s UGG boots and then both suspects quickly exited the store. The black female set off the security sensor at the door as she left. Both suspects entered a bronze or gold sedan and fled the area at a high rate of speed.
On 11/2/2019 through 12/16/2019; at the VB Farmers Market on Dam Neck, A suspect is seen using a yellow pick axe to gain entry into the businesses. Two males, one being a white male. Gain entry into numerous businesses in the Farmers Market. US Currency is taken. This has occurred numerous times since November. Video can be seen below. It is rather long however it shows the second suspect as well, at around 2:28 am. 1_02_R_12162019022528
Summary: On 12/05/2019, the women pictured took over $500 worth of “LOL Amazing Surprises” merchandise from Lynnhaven Barnes and Noble without payment.
Suspect 1: B/F, 25-30 yrs. old, 5’08”-5’10”, 160-170 lbs., wearing a white hoodie, black pants and black boots. Brown hair in a bun wearing a pink bandana
Suspect 2: B/F, 20-30 yrs. old, 5’05”-5”07”, 160-170lbs., wearing a black zip up jacket, ripped blue jeans and black/white tennis shoes. She had long, dark purple braids.
Suspect 3: B/F, 20-30 yrs. old, 5’07”-5’08”, 140-150 lbs., wearing blue jeans and a blue jean jacket. She wore a black beanie.
Summary: On 12/07/2019, the women pictured below took over $100 worth of “LOL Amazing Surprises” merchandise from Lynnhaven Barnes and Noble without payment.
Suspect 1: B/F, 23-26 yrs. old, wearing all black clothing and pink tennis shoes.
Suspect 2: B/F, 23-26 yrs. old, black pants, black shirt and jean jacket.
Suspect 3: B/F, 20-30 yrs. old, wearing red Adidas jogging outfit and black jacket. She wore black slippers.
Vehicle: Suspects left in a silver Acura.
On 11/24/19 victim left a credit card at Cracker Barrel. Approximately an hour later the victim received numerous notifications of purchases ($1,500 total) that were made at various stores in VAB. Suspects below seen making the purchases. Suspects would alternate who went into stores to make purchases. 
The pictured suspect, on 11/27/19 and 11/29/19, took a wallet from customers’ shopping carts at a grocery store in Hilltop. Upon obtaining the wallets, she then went to two Target locations and used the customers’ credit cards to make numerous gift card purchases.
Recently there have been several Walgreens in Virginia Beach and Norfolk reporting that 2 black females have been stealing LOL Dolls from the store. The pictures are from the Walgreens on Wesleyan Drive (12/13/19) and Wards Corner in Norfolk. The females left in a silver Pontiac.
on 12/25/19: The suspect depicted below entered a home Locust Gove Lane while the family was sleeping upstairs and attempted to steal their presents and TV, the residents woke up Christmas morning to find most of their Christmas presents on the rear patio and TV next to the rear door. The suspect was caught on camera at a home on Cinta Ct cutting the screen window and attempting to push the window open. Suspect left in an unknown direction.
On December 26, 2019, the victim posted her friends Xbox for sale on Instagram. The suspect, who she recognized as a former classmate of hers at Renaissance, sent her a message that he wanted to buy it for $180. At approximately 1920 hours the suspect arrived at the residence on Hawk Ave, got out of the passenger side of a white SUV and made contact with the victim. Both engaged in a brief conversation when the suspect reached for the Xbox, hitting the victim in the chest and knocking her backwards. The victim stated the suspect then snatched the Xbox from her hands. The victim described this as all happening in one motion. Nothing was said during the incident. The suspect then jumped back in the passenger side of the white SUV and the vehicle left the area.
The victim stated that she knows the suspect graduated from Renaissance last year from “AB” but doesn’t know his real name.
Suspect(s) / Vehicle(s): : Light Skin B/M, 17-19 y/o, 5’10-6’0, thin build, Medium afro, peach fuzz facial hair, wearing a black jacket and blue jeans. Passenger in a White SUV.
On 12/10/19, suspect went to the checkout counter at Food Lion on Shore Drive and asked for three cartons of cigarettes. The cashier rang up the items and put them in a bag. The suspect then asked for something behind the counter. When the employee turned around to get the item, the suspect grabbed a bag from the counter and realized he grabbed the wrong bag and put it back, then grabbed the bag with the cigarettes in it and ran out of the store. He is shown in the parking lot getting in the passenger side of a white vehicle.
On 11//20/19, victim left the back door leading into the garage unlocked overnight. When he got up the next morning, he noticed the door was open and that his car was missing from the driveway. The victim stated that he had left his car keys along with his wallet inside the garage on the counter. It appears the suspect or suspects crawled over the victim’s fence, opened the back door leading to the garage, and stole the victim’s wallet and car key. On 11/26/19, the pictured suspects entered an ABC Store in Norfolk to buy liquor. They left the ABC receipt inside the stolen vehicle which has since been recovered.
On 12/8/19, victim’s purse was stolen from her vehicle while at Red Wing Park. Shortly thereafter, the pictured suspects attempted to purchase $2,122.88 worth of merchandise from Best Buy at Landstown Commons. Victim’s card had already been deactivated, and the attempted charge was declined. Suspects then used a credit card that was stolen from someone else to complete the transaction.
On 12/7/19, the pictured suspects entered the Coin Wash located in the London Bridge Shopping Center where at 7:55 p.m. the two suspects removed and ran off with a coin-operated gumball machine. They returned at 9 p.m. and attempted to break into a candy machine with a broom but were unsuccessful.
on 12/18/2019: The person in these videos stole a package from a front porch in the 500 block of Tenbee lane. The truck appears to be a newer model Chevy Express with a ladder rack on top. The suspect appears to be a white male, balding, and his shoes are black high tops that are very loosely laced with the tongue hanging over the pant cuffs.
On 12/05/19, between approximately midnight and 5:45 a.m., unknown suspect(s) gained entry to the victim’s vehicle while it was parked in front of his apartment complex on Gas Light Lane. The suspect(s) stole his wallet containing his ID cards, bank cards, driver’s license, and government Citi Bank credit card. The pictured suspect attempted to use the Citi Bank card to purchase 2 Play Station 4s at 3:23 a.m., the same date, at the Janaf Walmart.
On 12/6/19: 2 black females entered the ABC store on Lynnhaven Pkwy. The 2 females were seen on security camera footage removing several bottles of alcohol from the store shelves. The suspects were seen placing the bottles of Hennessy, Dusse 750 ml and Patron 1.76 L in a large purse. 
On 11/18/19 at 2344 hours, the below pictured suspect broke a window entering the business on Pleasure House Road. The suspect initially tried to get access to the hidden cash drawer he then leaves the business and returns shortly with a crow bar gaining access to the drawer. Suspect: wearing light colored hoodie, brown boots, and gloves. Crime Solvers is hoping someone out there knows who did this Burglary. You cannot see anything in the pictures. Perhaps someone has heard the suspect talking about it.
On 12/2/19 at Lowes VB, Help is needed to identify the pictured male. The suspect was behind the victim in line. When the victim accidently left his wallet on the counter, the suspect picked it up and made no attempt to give it back. The victim’s credit card was then used at Taco Bell on Newtown Road.
On 11/22/19, at approximately 1 p.m., the pictured female concluded her business at the Civil Court Clerk counter, walked back over to the table she was using, and picked up a file folder belonging to someone else. The folder contained documents and personal information for the victim.
On 11/30/19, at approximately 1:16 p.m., the pictured female suspects stole televisions and other items valued over $500 from Target on Virginia Beach Blvd. They had stayed inside the store or parked outside for more than an hour before entering to steal merchandise. The suspect in the hat helped load things into a vehicle after the other suspect took items from the store using a shopping cart. Target loss prevention claims these two are hitting multiple stores in Virginia Beach.
On 12/10/19, the suspect in the red cap ( light-skinned or Hispanic black male) filled up a cart with merchandise in the Men’s Athletic Wear department. He then left the cart, exited the store, and drove off in a four-door, blue sedan believed to be a 2014 Hyundai Accent with VA tags. Approximately 15 to 20 minutes later, the second suspect entered the store, retrieved the clothes from the cart, and exited the store without paying. He got into the passenger side of the same vehicle Suspect 1 had driven off in earlier.
11/17/19: The individual pictured (wearing black and white Air Max 95’s) entered the 1st 7-11 location at approximately 0413hrs and passed sixteen (16) counterfeit $50 bills, three (3) counterfeit $20 bills and seven (7) counterfeit $10 bills to purchase two pre-paid Visa cards. The suspect attempted to distract the cashier while he was inspecting the currency. She then went to the second 7-11 location at approximately 0427hrs and passed ten (10) counterfeit $50 bills to purchase another pre-paid Visa card.
On 11/23/19, at approximately 0930 hours, the victim left his vehicle parked in the parking lot on Constitution Drive VAB. The pictured suspect struck the victims vehicle in the parking lot and left the scene. It appears the suspect was a contractor driving black Ford pickup truck which is also pictured below. This truck appeared to have a yellow/gold colored Virginia tag attached to the front and back with dark tinted windows. The truck may also have minor damage to the right front areas. 
On 12/4/19, at approximately 2:25 p.m., the pictured black male entered a sporting goods store at Lynnhaven Mall via the mall entrance. The suspect was wearing a white hoodie with black jeans and carrying a white bag. He made his way to the winter coats where he tried on a black Nike down-filled vest along with a white Nike jacket. The store manager saw him trying on the clothes but lost sight of him as he got closer. The manager then later saw a security tag hanging out of the white bag which the suspect tucked in quickly. The suspect exited the store by the mall entrance.
On 12/1/19, at approximately 2:58 p.m., a masked male entered the Red Barn, 2001 Indian River Rd., armed with a gun. The male grabbed the female clerk and dragged her towards the register. She was thrown into the Monster refrigerator and received minor injuries. The clerk’s husband entered the store and interrupted the suspect. The suspect then fled out of the back of the store in a black sedan. Nothing was stolen.
On 11/15/19: The suspect kicked the glass out of the front door of Nails and More then did the same next door at the Cricket Wireless store. The suspect attacked the cash register at the nail shop. He took over $800 from the register. The Cricket store didn’t have anything stolen. This suspect fits the description from other burglaries in this area. Suspect: Dark clothing face covered, Gloves, shoes with white borders. 
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On 10/27/19 this gentleman took a Craftsman Power Washer from the back of Aldo’s restaurant and placed it into a large dumpster in the back lot. He returned the next night, retrieved the power washer from the dumpster and rode away on his bright yellow Trek bike never to return.
On 11/12/19, an elderly man was proceeding across the crosswalk in the Lynnhaven Walmart parking lot when a white 4-door sedan (possibly a 2014 Honda Accord) struck him, causing him to fall to the ground. The pictured female driver yelled, “Sorry,” out the window and drove off. The victim sustained minor injuries from the incident. A witness stated the last four digits of the VA tag are possibly “6064”. The victim also stated there may be a dent on the hood of the suspect’s vehicle because he hit it with his cane as the driver drove off.
On 10/27/19, at approximately 3:36 p.m., the pictured vehicle is seen on camera going through Halstead at Spence Crossing construction site. A male and female were seen exiting the truck and walking around the job site. The site supervisor later found that two generators were missing.
On 10/28/19, at approximately 1912 hours, this suspect entered the ABC store in Salem Crossing. He selected two bottles of Paul Mason Brandy. He pocketed one bottle and acted as if he was going to pay for the other. Once at the counter, he put one bottle on the counter and left the store under the premise he was getting his wallet, he never returned. 
On 10/24/19 a male and female entered the Beads and Rocks store at 335 Virginia Beach Blvd. They made off with approximately $200 worth of beads and rocks. The male attempted to steal a large geode but was confronted by the manager. Meanwhile the female pictured crammed beads and rocks into her pockets and left the store. They were driving a newer model black Chevy Tahoe.
Suspect 1: B/M 30-40 y/o, dark skin tone, wearing black jacket/ black hat and light color cargo pants w/blue camo backpack
Suspect 2: B/F 25-35y/o, medium skin tone, heavyset, wearing a dark shirt with white “nope” written all over it, dark pants.
On September 07, 2019, an unidentified B/M entered the clothing store located at 4564 Virginia Beach Blvd and proceeded to select athletic wear and run out the store. He appears to have a large tattoo on the side of his neck. The suspect left the scene in a beige Acura with VA tag USF4041 
On October 30, 2019 at approximately 1700, the pictured adult male concealed one bottle of Hennessey liquor valued at $19.99 in his left pant pocket. He placed a second bottle of Hennessy on the sales counter as if he was going to pay for it. He mumbled an excuse to the sales associate and then fled the store on foot without paying for the concealed liquor. The direction of travel for the suspect was west.
On 9/25/19: A black female walked into Store on Diamond Springs Road filled her cart with misc. items. Suspect had cashier ring up all the items, bagged them up, and placed them back into her cart. The suspect then asked the cashier to grab another item, at which time she exited the store without paying for the items. She left the scene in a gold Hyundai SUV
On September 25, 2019, the suspects pictured used a stolen credit card in Norfolk that was taken from the victim’s vehicle in Virginia Beach.
Suspect #1: B/M, 18-23 YOA, about 5’8” 140 lbs. with black hair wearing black pants, and a black shirt with a rose.
Suspect #2: B/M, 18-23 YOA, about 5’5” 125 lbs. with black hair wearing black pants and a black shirt.
on 11/8/19: Unknown white male driver and unknown male passenger got out of a burnt orange colored Dodge Dakota 4 door pickup truck, grabbed the scooter and left the parking lot. scooter vid click here to see video.
Suspect(s) Unknown males
Vehicle(s): Dodge Dakota 4 door pickup
Summary: On 10/20/2019, the victim left his vehicle running at the pumps, while inside 7-11 paying for gas and merchandise. At approximately 0517 am hours, suspect #1 entered the 7-11 then exited getting into the passenger side of white SUV that was parked next to the victim’s vehicle a 2004 grey Lexus GS300. Suspect #2 wearing a red hoodie exited the driver’s side of the SUV and entered the driver’s side of the victim’s vehicle stealing it. Both vehicles then drove off. No license plate was able to be obtained on the suspect vehicle.
Suspect #1: B/M, age 25-30, height 5’08- 5’10”, weight 170, black hoodie with NASA Emblem on the front.
Suspect #2: U/M, , height 6’01”, weight unk, red hoodie
On October 16, 2019 approximately 0100-0200 hours numerous vehicle larcenies occurred in around Bloomsbury Cres., Hillsboro Quay, Grey Fox Lane. Medication, US Currency, phone chargers are some of the items stolen. If you recognize this individual, submit a tip to the crime solvers website or the P3 app on your smart phone.
Suspect: Black male mid 20’s to early 30’s with a goatee
On 11/1/19, at approximately 3:53 pm, a male and female entered the Sunglass Hut at Lynnhaven Mall with two young boys and a baby in a stroller. The male instructed the older boy (age 7-9) to steal sunglasses valued over $900 while the adults distracted the employees. They left in a white Toyota van.
UPDATE: One person identified. If you know the identity of the others submit an anonymous tip.
On September 14, 2019, at 9:16 p.m., five black females entered a department store located on Independence Blvd. where they proceeded to gather various items and fill up a shopping cart with approximately $303 in merchandise. They then proceeded past all points of sale without attempting to pay (2019-035371).
At approximately 10:15 p.m., the same five black females entered a department store located in Landstown Shopping Center where proceeded through multiple areas of the store and together gathered approximately $1,184 in clothing and shoes into a shopping cart and then proceeded past all points of sale without attempting to pay (2019-035363).
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Suspect 2
Suspects 1, 2 & 3
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Suspect 5
On 9/9/19, the pictured male made two unauthorized purchases using a debit card belonging to someone else, the first for $26.31 worth of gas from 7-Eleven at 1996 S. Independence Blvd., and the second attempted at Footaction in Lynnhaven Mall for $296.80. The second purchase was declined by the bank. A female employee at Footaction knows suspect by an alias of “Bust” or “Bus.”
On 10/19/19, victim reported her wallet was stolen from her vehicle while it was parked outside her residence. Within hours, the pictured suspects used several of her credit cards at 7-Eleven, 1510 Brambleton Ave., in Norfolk. A third male was with them but wasn’t on camera. They left in a white sedan. The cards were also used at 7-Eleven, 1200 Monticello Ave. in Norfolk.
October 5th, this suspect was caught on video checking out the victims house. It is unknown if suspect was attempting burglary. If you have any information please contact Crime Solvers to submit a tip.https://crimesolvers.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/Attempted-Burglary-1.mp4?_=1
On 10/23/19 at approximately 0351 hours, this suspect was seen on video walking up to vehicles and checking door handles. He stole the victim’s handgun from his unlocked vehicle a silver Toyota Camry in Lake Christopher. (The video does not show the vehicle, only the thief checking handles.) If you recognize this individual please submit a tip to Crime Solvers.
Please keep a look out for the below silver vehicle. It was involved in an attempted malicious wounding on 9/28/19 at Auburn Dr and S Military Hwy. It has black markings on the passenger side doors as well as minor damage to the rear passenger side wheel well. The vehicle will also possibly have minor front end damage. Any information that leads to an arrest could lead to a reward. 
On 10/16/19, 3 males entered a clothing store at Lynnhaven Mall. One grabbed a duffle bag and the other two retrieved clothing items and placed them in the bag. The two males exited out through the mall while the one with the duffle bag exited through the door that leads to the outside. All three left in a gray Honda Accord.
On 9/28/19, the victim forgot that she had placed her wallet on top of her vehicle while fueling on Brigands Way. The wallet fell to the ground and the victim exited the parking lot. A vehicle pulled into the pump area a couple of minutes later, and the front passenger picked up the wallet and put it in his back pocket as he walked to the store. The victim’s credit card was used less than an hour later at the Sunoco on George Washington Hwy. in Chesapeake. Click link below to view video.
On August 08, 2019 at approximately 1759, the pictured unidentified adult females Entered a grocery store on Independence blvd, gathered groceries and non-perishables, loaded laundry baskets, placed them in shopping carts and walked out of the store passing all points of sale without purchasing the merchandise. The two women got into car in the parking lot and fled the scene in an unknown direction. 
On 9/18/19, at approximately 9:50 a.m., at a crafts store on Virginia Beach Blvd., the pictured male concealed two floral arrangements valued at $30 each in a plastic bag and placed the bag in a shopping cart. He purchased one floral arrangement at the register and walked out of the store without paying for the concealed arrangements.
On 9/26/19, the pictured female entered the ABC Store on Northampton Blvd. to purchase alcohol. When asked to show ID, she didn’t have any, placed the bottles of alcohol back on the shelf, and left the building. Security camera footage shows that the suspect took a bottle of Crown Royal Vanilla off the shelf and placed it in her jacket prior to leaving the store.
On 10/19/19, The pictured suspect entered the Walgreens located at 2400 Atlantic Ave, went directly to the beer cooler, selected a 24 pack of Budweiser, passed all points of sale and exited the store without paying.
Suspect: W/M, 40-50 years old, cream colored long sleeve shirt, blue flannel pattern shorts and work boots. Suspect has a backpack with him.
On 10/12/19, a Hispanic female pulled up in the victim’s driveway on Atlantic Ave. and got out of the passenger door. She proceeded to the victim’s front door and out of camera view. She then went to the side gate and entered the victim’s backyard, proceeding to the victim’s breezeway. The female was unable to gain entry and then left the property in the same vehicle in which she arrived. The driver was never seen.
On 712/19, at approximately 7:38 p.m., the pictured black male entered Popeye’s Chicken, 812 Lynnhaven Pkwy., to complain about a very long wait time in the drive-thru and to demand a refund. The manager had a long line and before she could get to him to process a refund, the suspect started yelling in the lobby and telling other customers not to purchase items. He then threw a large glass jar filled with 100 jalapeños and smashed it on the ground. While walking toward the front door, he grabbed a metal chair and hurled it at the front door, causing all the glass in the door to shatter out of the frame. The damage was estimated to be $1,550 in total.
On 9/27/19, the pictured suspect was seen driving a white, possibly Chevy pickup with Maryland license plates. The pickup had Verizon magnetic stickers on the sides of the vehicle. The suspect approached one of the homeowners on Sydenham Trail and stated he needed to gain access to the backyard. The victim had a Ryobi impact drill and a Ryobi drill with battery stolen from his shed. Verizon could not confirm any work orders for this area.
On 10/15/19, the pictured suspect entered the 7-Eleven at 600 N. Birdneck Rd., reached over the counter, and stole the clerk’s purse. He then ran out of the store and fled the scene on a red moped. The victim was able to catch up to the suspect and take her purse back from him. Suspect had teeth missing in the front of his mouth.
On 9/19/19, the victim parked her vehicle in the Hilltop Walmart parking lot. The pictured suspect was parked next to the victim. Suspect left in his vehicle, striking the victim’s car which caused the victim’s bumper to be torn off her vehicle. The suspect continued driving, leaving the scene heading eastbound on Laskin Road.
On 9/24/19, the first pictured male entered the Wawa on Lynnhaven Pkwy., grabbed 3 cases of Bud Light, and left without paying.
And then a White male came in directly after this suspect and also took numerous cans of beer and placed them on his person and left without paying. 
The pictured white male is responsible for petit larceny thefts from WAWA, 5048 Ferrell Parkway in September.We have 4 different incidents, in 4 different ABC Stores around Virginia beach, of this person stealing Patron. The latest incident was two different stores on the same day, Oct 6th, 2019. If you recognize her please submit a tip to www.crimesolvers.com, download the P3 app on your smart phone to submit a tip, or call 1-888-LOCK-U-UP. It is easy to submit a tip and remain completely anonymous. And you can earn a reward.
On 09/19/19, at a department store on Independence Blvd, the pictured females loaded up a cart full of clothing, removed the sensors and concealed some of the merchandise in their purses. As they were leaving, the clerk approached them. One of the females pushed past the clerk. They left without paying for the items.
On 8/27/2019: The individual pictured went into a grocery store on Princess Anne Road and purchased a 40oz bottle of Icehouse beer with a counterfeit $50 bill. This suspect frequents this location and has been recognized by employees as the same individual who passed counterfeit currency in the past. 
On 9/30/19, at approximately 1200 hours, a black male suspect entered an unlocked door at a salon, ran by the victim to take a wallet containing credit cards and cash money. Video footage shows the suspect buying two PS4 video game systems at Walmart located at Virginia Beach Blvd near Town Center. 
On 10/3/19 at First Colonial Walmart: The Female and Male pictured entered the store together, removed a portable scanner from its packaging then concealed it. The two also took the hooded coat, removed the price tag and then the female put the hooded coat on under her coat. These two may live in the Plaza area of the city. They left the store in a gold Tahoe
On 9/28/19, at approximately 11:50 a.m., the pictured black males entered a parking lot on Lynnhaven Parkway riding a pink beach cruiser. The male on the handlebars jumped off, picked up the GT mountain bike, and rode off.
The bicycle stolen was a women’s GT mountain bike with a mint blue crossbar, a pink lower bar, and a wide beach cruiser seat, same model as the one pictured.
On 10/01/19, at approximately 12:45 p.m., the suspect driver hit the victim’s vehicle in the Pleasant Valley Shopping Center parking lot. A witness described the suspect as possibly a white female. The last three letters of the tag may be TRK. The suspect was last seen driving down Lynnhaven Pkwy. towards Indian River Rd.
On September 18, 2019, at approximately 1954 hours, two black females entered a clothing store located at Lynnhaven Mall. They proceeded to conceal approximately $1987 in clothing in shopping bags, they brought with them, in under 5 minutes and leave the store, never going towards the checkout counter.
Suspect 1: Black Female, 18-25 YOA, medium skin tone, with dark hair wearing a pink shirt with a white circle containing an upside down triangle on the back, white shorts, and black shoes
Suspect 2: Black Female, 18-25 YOA, medium skin tone, with pink hair, wearing a white shirt, grey pants (possibly leggings) with white and black strips from calf to ankle, and grey shoes
Not satisfied with the small bottle of Patron, this individual picked up the big bottle. On 9/23/19, the white female pictured walked in to the ABC on Ferrell Parkway and walked out with a bottle of Patron. However, she did not pay for the bottle that is valued at $104.
Do you know this person? Submit an anonymous tip online at Crimesolvers.com, download the P3 app on your smart phone, or call 1-888-LOCK-U-UP. You could be eligible for a reward when this individual is arrested.
On 3/7/19, at approximately 12:15 p.m., the pictured male followed the female victim inside a grocery store on Shore Drive. While shopping, the victim placed her purse in the shopping cart that she was using. At times, she gathered products from shelves and left her purse unattended. The suspect stole the victim’s wallet out of her purse when she wasn’t looking.
On 7/20/19, the victim’s vehicle key fob was removed from his locker at a fitness center on Virginia Beach Blvd. The suspect found the victim’s vehicle in the fitness center parking lot using the key fob, entered the victim’s vehicle, and stole the victim’s credit cards. The suspect then used the credit cards at Lynnhaven Mall and made two large purchases.
On 9/30/19, at approximately 3:15 p.m., a male entered a hardware store on Laskin Rd. and claimed that he had purchased items but had forgotten them and left the store. The male stated that he did not have a receipt because it was packed away in preparation for a trip. The male created a scene when the manager said she could not locate a transaction that matched the claims. The manager became distracted and gave the male $369.98 in cash. Since the event, the manager has been unable to locate any transaction to match.
Suspect is described as a white male, late 40’s–early 50’s, approximately 6 feet, 220 pounds. He was balding but had some dark hair. The suspect left the scene in a new model, black Chevrolet Silverado pickup, crew cab, bed appearing to have a tonneau cover, license 822-6884. Tag search was negative.
On 9/23/19, at 1:15 p.m., 2 unknown suspects stole the victim’s purse and credit cards from her vehicle. At 2:24 p.m., the pictured suspects attempted to use her stolen credit card to buy cigarettes at 7-Eleven, 5827 E. Virginia Beach Blvd., Norfolk. The suspects were in an older, green Toyota Camry.
On 09/05/19 at approximately 1852 hours, a white female driver was pulling out of a parking space when she hit a parked vehicle. The female driver never stopped and left the parking lot of Wegmans. The vehicle appears to be a Ford Escort License Plate, Possibly ***-1764, If you know this car, Contact Crime Solvers, via www.p3tips.com, Download the P3 app on your phone or call 1-888-LOCK-U-UP.
UPDATE: Suspect was identified and arrested based on crime solvers tip.
On September 19, 2019, the below suspect entered FootAction inside Lynnhaven Mall and stole approximately $1025 worth of Ethika boxer briefs. If you recognize this suspect, please contact Crime Solvers. You can submit a tip anonymously online or download the app on IPhone or Android
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UPDATE: Person identified as Marcia Sabrina Dumas.
Summary: On September 10, 2019 at 1200 hours, the suspect pictured concealed five Lancome perfume gift sets from Kohls on Princess Anne Road. She was originally compliant with Loss Prevention and then fled.
Suspect: W/F, 40-50 YOA, about 180 lbs. with blonde hair. Left in a white Chevy sedan.
Summary: On August 10, 2019, three males entered Target on Independence Blvd S . Two of the subjects collected game controllers, calculators, and a backpack. Loss prevention observed them conceal the items into the backpack. All three left all points of sale without attempting to pay
Suspect 1: B/M, 18-25 YOA, short black hair wearing a navy tank top, white washed jeans, and white shoes
Suspect 2: B/M, 18-25 YOA, short black hair, wearing a black & red hat, black t-shirt, black & red underwear, blue jeans, and black/red shoes
Suspect 3: B/M, 18-25 YOA, medium skin tone, thin build, with dark hair, wearing a black NY Yankees hat, black long sleeve shirt with “DEE$$”, camo pants, and black/white shoes 
Summary: At approximately 0230 hours on September 23rd a male broke the glass door at a business to gain entry. Once inside the male took the cash register and $100, which was inside the register. The male was captured on surveillance prior to the burglary coming from the area of the 7-11 at 325 N. Great Neck Road. There is a possibility that this individual is responsible for multiple burglaries in this general area. The stills displayed are from this specific incident.
The suspect wears dark clothes, white cloth over face, white soled shoes and white gloves with silicon palms.
Summary: On 08/13/2019, this woman took approximately $930 worth of merchandise from Target on Independence without payment.
Suspect: Black Female, 25-35 yrs old, white t-shirt with blue print: “SHOOT ‘TIL MY ARM FALLS OFF”, black pants, and black shoes. Long, dark hair, pulled back in a ponytail.
Vehicle: Suspect left the scene in a BLUE HYUNDAI SUV.
.On 9/9/19 these suspects stole three bags of golf clubs from Cypress Point Golf Club, near the 17th hole. We are looking for a w/m wearing teal colored shirt, left in a white Hyundai Sonata 4d possibly 2009-2012 with a dark sunroof. Two white males, one was driving. Click on the link to view the video
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On 9/18/19, at 2035 hours, the unknown suspect stole a bottle of Crown Royal Vanilla from the ABC store. This is the third time in the past couple months he has stolen bottles of liquor from the store. Employees claim he is a frequent customer inside the store. Store employees confronted him in the past, but he still comes in to steal
Summary: This suspect entered the 7-11 at 1010 Pacific Avenue. She was seen concealing a Hershey’s chocolate bar and two make up products. She passed all points of sale. The suspect left the scene on a black bicycle and was seen going towards the Seashire Inn.
Suspect(s): White Female, 30-40 y/o, 5’4’’-5’7’’, black shirt, blue jeans, black shoes, black purse, and has tattoos on her chest area. Suspect is possibly staying in the Seashire Inn as the complainant witnessed her taking a left into the parking lot of the Seashire.
On 09/05/19, and 09/06/19 a Black Male entered the ABC Store on 5832 Northampton blvd and stole alcohol by concealing it in his jacket. The same suspect returned the next day, chatted with a clerk, and then stole additional bottles of alcohol. He appeared to approach and leave the area on foot.
On 8/24/2019, The victim dropped his wallet in Panera. It was picked up then the credit cards were then used at multiple Walgreens and a Target locations for a total of thousands of dollars. There are multiple subjects who used different cards at various locations. If you recognize any of these men, click more info to sub
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on 9/6/19 a Male suspect walked into VA ABC located on Northampton Blvd, stuffs a bottle of Grey Goose Vodka down his pants, and walks out without paying. And here we are with the great pictures from the ABC Store. Do you recognize this man? Click on More Info to submit a tip online.
On Aug 26, 2019, This male, in his late 20’s to early 30’s, is seen on video concealing a bottle of alcohol and proceeding past all points of sale. At Holland Road ABC. Remember, ABC has some of the best cameras and video equipment. They will get your picture. Smile for the camera!
On 8/19/19, at approximately 1355 hours, This Individual entered the Walmart on 2021 Lynnhaven Parkway and stole a Virgin Mobile cell phone valued at $34.88
On 8/25/19, at approximately 6:29 a.m., the pictured suspect entered the 7-Eleven at 6673 Indian River Rd., shopped around, and went to pay for his items. While at the counter, he asked the clerk for some food from the grill. When the clerk walked away, the suspect grabbed a carton of Newport cigarettes and left the store without paying for them.
On 9/10/19, the pictured individual entered the Miller Mart at 627 Independence Blvd., walked around the store, then approached the counter and asked for 2 packs of Marlboro Red cigarettes. After the cashier gave the suspect his total, the suspect demanded cash from the register. The cashier refused to give him money, and the suspect started moving his hands around in his sweatshirt pocket, demanding money again. The cashier thought the suspect may have been moving around a weapon. The cashier refused and the suspect grabbed the cigarettes and ran from the store. The suspect had a cut under his right eye that was still bleeding.
On 8/24/19, at Sunsations, 3300 Atlantic Ave., a white female, blonde hair, black headband, and gray tank top, took a black knit purse hanging on the end of a clothing rack which had been placed there by the victim while she tried on a jacket. The suspect wore the purse along with her own backpack and left the store.
On 8/18/19, the pictured entered the ABC store in Providence Square, selected a bottle of brandy, and tucked the bottle into his shorts pocket. The male proceeded to grab another bottle and attempted to purchase it, but his card was declined. He then exited the store with the first bottle still in his pocket.
On 7/20/19, the pictured suspect entered the 7-Eleven at 1300 Great Neck Rd. at approximately 3:10 a.m., left $8 on the counter, retrieved a 12-pack of Modelo Beer, and then exited the store. The clerk could not sell him the beer after hours and the suspect did not leave enough money to pay for the beer.
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On August 2nd, 2019 a vehicle was broken into overnight. The car was locked, but the suspects broke the window to get in. Not long after, the victims received alerts from their financial institution that their credit card were being used. The image seen above, as well the attached video, show the person who made a purchase with the stolen card(s) for over $500.00. If you can identify this person. please let us now.
This was a strange crime. On August 12, 2019, these two men stole two LED light fixtures from a ballroom from one of our local oceanfront hotels. I don’t know why. If you think you can identify them, please contact us, let us know, and receive a cash reward if it results in an arrest. I do not think the man in the white T is “Weird Al” Yankovic.
I’m not sure if this is a secret to many out there, but ABC stores are FULL of very high quality cameras no matter what section of the store you are in, and they ALWAYS PROSECUTE. On July 31, 2019 this man put a bottle of Crown Royal into his pants waist band, then brought another item to the counter, where he realized he forgot his wallet! Right. He left the store to get his wallet, never came back, and stole the Crown Royal. Can you identify him? If so, let us know and receive a cash reward. Then you can buy your own bottle Crown Royal on us! By the way, the new Crown Royal infused with vanilla is AMAZING. (not an official endorsement).
These young adults look to be very amused to take advantage and steal from our local businesses. On August 9, 2019 they were trying on jewelry owned by a small retailer at one of our malls. As they held the items in hand under the guise of considering a purchase, they fled and stole the jewelry. Do you know who these young adults are? Can you identify them? If so, and your information leads to an arrest, receive a cash reward!
I see many crimes, but the ones that negatively impact a child’s innocence are the most offensive to me. On July 24, 2019 this woman, while in the guardian role of the pictured child stole another customer’s purse and wallet. The picture is fuzzy and cannot be improved, but maybe you can still recognize this woman based on other indicators. If so, please let us know and earn a cash reward.
UPDATE: Suspect identified and arrested on 10/4/19. 
Throughout this country many horrible crimes are committed, but statistically speaking, larceny is by far the most common crime, and therefore consumes the vast amount of police investigative resources. It also drives up everyday prices of consumable goods for everyone. When a person steals to feed themselves or their children, it is wrong, but the motivation can be understandable. When this woman pictured above stole EIGHT lobster tails from a local grocery store, it was just selfish and shameful. This offense occurred on August 16, 2019. Can you help us identify her?
On August 3, 2019 this woman stole the victim’s purse during a moment of distraction. Before the victim was able to contact financial institutions, the pictured female suspect attempted purchases with the credit cards at numerous locations in both Virginia Beach and Norfolk. Please help us identify her and if your information leads to an arrest, you can receive a cash reward.
On 8/03/2019, while patrons were working out at a local fitness center, this man rummaged through unlocked lockers and stole the victim’s credit cards. He then bought $3,859.85 worth of goods from a well-known computer/phone retailer. Please secure your belongings. Please check id’s on credit cards. PLEASE help to identify this individual and receive a cash reward if the tip leads to an arrest.
Have you ever been the victim of identity theft? It can consume dozens of hours your life to correct the damage it causes. This man used a stolen credit card at a number of different stores racking up a high dollar amount of fraudulent charges. Do you know him? Please let us know if you do, and receive a cash reward if your tip results in an arrest.
This man was observed to be using drugs in public in the Oceanfront area, where tourists come to visit with their children! When confronted by police he fled and was successful in getting away. He commented that he had “2 years over his head” in relation to past criminal convictions. While our detectives our looking thru past booking photos, maybe YOU can identify him and receive a cash reward first!
On 7/31/19, at Lynnhaven Mall, the victim’s truck was accidently left unlocked and his wallet containing credit cards was stolen. The suspects then went to the Apple Store and Macy’s located inside Lynnhaven Mall and made several fraudulent purchases using the victim’s credit cards.
On 8/4/19, two suspects entered Sports Alley on Atlantic Ave. and began stealing merchandise, hiding the items in the female’s large purse. The owner confronted the two suspects in the back of the store, at which time the male suspect got angry. An argument ensued and the male started to fight the store owners. The female took all the belongings she had and put them back on the shelf.
On 7/7/19, the victim was shopping in Food Lion on Virginia Beach Blvd. and had her purse in the shopping cart. When she went to pay, she discovered her wallet was missing. Management viewed the video which showed the pictured suspect taking the victim’s wallet from her open purse and then quickly walking out of the store.
On 8/2/19, the victim left his Amazon Kindle Fire in the play area of Lynnhaven Mall when he took his son to the restroom. When the victim returned, he found the Kindle Fire missing. Video surveillance of the play area revealed that the pictured female took the Kindle Fire when she left.
On 7/28/19, at approximately 2:30 p.m., the pictured suspects entered the Salem Crossing Walmart where the suspect in the hat was seen taking merchandise and placing it into plastic bags and then walking past the registers without paying. After being confronted by Loss Prevention, he left the cart full of merchandise, got into a Nissan Sentra, and left the area. The other suspect is only wanted for questioning.
On 6/17/19, the pictured males entered the ABC store on Independence Blvd. The white male concealed a bottle of Cîroc in his pants. Meanwhile, the black male attempted to purchase a bottle of alcohol but the credit card he used was declined. The white male left the store without paying for the Cîroc.
On 7/17/19, Victim left his wallet in his vehicle and believes he left the vehicle unlocked. He got a credit card alert that his credit card was used at Nancy’s Nook in Virginia Beach but the charges were declined. The pictured individuals are shown using the credit card.
On 7/6/19, the 3 pictured suspects stole the victim’s credit cards from her unlocked vehicle that was parked in front of her boyfriend’s apartment. The males used the credit card to purchased shoes from the DTLR store in Military Circle. They used the victim’s credit cards at other store totaling $1,000.
On 5/28/19, the pictured individual went into Care A Lot Pet Supply on Indian River Road and made a purchase in the amount of $133.30 with a credit card that came back as lost/stolen. On 6/23/19, the same individual went to the Care A Lot Pet Supply on Diamond Springs Rd. with the same modus operandi. This time the purchase amounted to $73.
On 7/6/19, the pictured suspect attempted to purchase a gift card with five counterfeit $50 bills. The cashier recognized immediately that there was an issue with the money, believing it was fake, and was in the process of notifying her manager. The suspect reached over, grabbed four of the bills, and began to walk out of the store. The cashier ended up giving the suspect back the fifth bill.
During the night on 6/25/19, multiple suspects were involved in multiple larcenies from vehicles on the Holland Road corridor. They took various types of items from the vehicles. The pictured individual is one of the suspects involved in these incidents. The suspects were in two vehicles, one of which was a white SUV.
On 7/27/19, the pictured individuals were outside the 7-Eleven, 1010 Pacific Ave., when a shooting took place. It is believed the individuals witnessed the shooters and possibly returned fire. They then ran into the 7-Eleven and quickly left as officers were arriving. A canvass was conducted and they were unable to be located. The male in the purple sweatshirt continued to index his waistband indicating that he may have been concealing a weapon.
The victim parked her vehicle at Red Wing Park on 7/14/19 between the hours of 4 and 5 p.m. At approximately 5:55 p.m., she received a text message from her bank about suspicious activity. The victim’s credit cards had been used to make a purchase at the Lynnhaven Mall Apple store for $4,185.94 and then an attempt at the MacArthur Mall Apple store for $3,814.94.
On 7/23/19, at approximately 11:30 a.m., the pictured suspect entered the Atlantic Union Bank on Indian River Rd. and handed the bank teller a handful of cash. He had a heavy Middle Eastern accent. He asked the teller to exchange the cash into $50’s. The teller did so and handed it to the suspect. The suspect then handed it back and asked to exchange it for Euros. The teller told him they could not do that there. Suspect asked for the original cash back. After receiving the original cash, he walked out. The teller recounted the $50’s and noticed she was short $1,500.
On 7/9/19, the victim was at her son’s baseball practice on Sandbridge Rd. When she returned to her vehicle, she found that someone had gone inside her purse and stolen several of her credit cards. The suspects then immediately went to the Apple Store at Lynnhaven Mall and purchased over $4,000 worth of iPhones and Apple Watches.
On 7/9/19, the victim met a suspect and invited him into his home. While the victim was in the shower, the suspect took a Vape Pen from inside and also took the victim’s car keys. Suspect then went into the victim’s car and stole his money clip with credit cards in it. Numerous credit cards were charged at various locations.
On 7/10/19, at approximately 12:15 a.m., the pictured Suspect approached the rear of Goodwill on S. Lynnhaven Rd. at the after-hours donation drop-off. After digging through the donations, he picked up an aluminum bat and began destroying items that had been donated. Suspect attempted to open the rear door, however it was locked. Suspect used the bat to destroy the security window in that door.
On 6/22/19, at approximately 10:54 a.m., the pictured white female and black female entered the CVS at 1701 Independence Blvd. and stole approximately $295.62 worth of merchandise. Both suspects left through the emergency exit in the back of the store, got into a red older-model SUV, and left the scene.
On 6/3/19, three black males walked to the Care-A-Lot Pet Supply on Diamond Springs Rd. with a grey Pitbull and were seen in the store together. Two of the men appeared to distract the clerk, and the third left the store, stealing Dyne supplement and a Macho Dog collar.
On 6/16/2019, a black male entered Abbey Road Restaurant on 22nd Street and sat down at the gaming system in the back corner where he used a $100 bill to “fish” the machine, inserting the bill, then pulling it out, re-inserting and so on. A black female sat near him and appeared to be the lookout. There were 2 other females that walked in with the “lookout” also.
The pictured male, driving a late-model blue Chevrolet Cavalier with rims, fled from a traffic stop, drove the car into a brick facade, ran into an occupied patrol vehicle, and hit more private property before getting away. The suspect is pictured below at a gas station making a purchase prior to the incident.
On 6/14/19, at approximately 11:30 p.m., a family consisting of 2 white males and 2 white females, with 5 children, entered TGI Friday’s on Lynnhaven Pkwy. They specifically requested to sit by the front door and then purchased various food and drink items totaling $219.49. They left at approximately 1:00 a.m. without paying their bill.
On 6/23/19, three suspects were seen on Ring security video to enter the victim’s car and rummage around in it. The owners manual for the vehicle was the only thing taken, and it was recovered lying in the road a short way from the victim’s home. The pictured suspect appears to be wearing a hoodie that says “Trigga Gang” with a hashtag that is illegible.
On 6/12/19, the pictured male entered a business on Newtown Rd. and played a gaming machine called “The Queen of Virginia Skill.” The individual played for a while, then left, later returning with two winning tickets. The tickets show a barcode and the dollar amount of the winnings. The business owner paid the individual $430.30 for one ticket and $500 for the second one. When the business contacted the owner of the machines to be reimbursed, the owner of the machines immediately noticed that both tickets were either fake or had been tampered with. The bar code showed $1 for each ticket.
On 6/10/19, at Walgreens on Nimmo Pkwy., the pictured suspects passed counterfeit $20 bills. Both suspects purchased small items to receive genuine currency as change. There was a third suspect described as a white male, 25-30 years old, goatee, wearing a black/white/gray sweater.
These four individuals were found to have used a persons stolen credit cards at a local business. They are responsible for additional crimes as well. The cards they used were taken from a vehicle while the residents slept. They left in the white car at the top of the picture. Help us to learn the identities of these thieves who are breaking into your cars as you sleep. Do you know them?
This thief struck twice, once on 6-12-2019 and again on 6-15-2019, both at the same location. On his first attempt he stole a pair of glasses, only to throw them away in the parking lot after discovering they were just reading glasses. Then upon his return, he stole a camera. Do you now who he is?
This suspect was discovered to have used counterfeit currency to make a purchase at a local business in Lynnhaven Mall. She used fake $100.00 dollar bills. Do you know who she is?
On 5/20/19, the pictured male entered the Salem Crossing Walmart and placed two air fryers and two car batteries in a shopping cart. He exited through the garden center without paying for the items. He left the parking lot in a white Volkswagen Passat with VA temporary tags.
On 6/17/19, the male pictured on the left purchased three laptops at the Lynnhaven Walmart. During the check-out process, the suspect used tactics to confuse the cashier and ultimately was able to short the business $1,299.81 on the purchase. On 6/22/19, the male pictured on the right purchased three laptops as well and used the same tactics as the suspect on 6/17/19. The business ended up losing $1,399.91 on this purchase.
On 5/25/19, the pictured male entered the Salem Crossing Walmart and proceeded to shop around the store. He went to the electronics department and removed a virtual reality kit valued at $399 from the display. He paid for the other items he had, but did not pay for the virtual reality kit.
On 6/15/19, several males went through vehicles in the Sherwood Lakes neighborhood and stole items out of a vehicle and also stole a 2015 white Honda Civic that was located in Norfolk a few days later. The EZ pass transactions show that the vehicle traveled across the Elizabeth River on 06/15/19 westbound at 7:15 pm and eastbound at 8:12 pm.
On 6/19/19 at 6:55 p.m., at the ABC Store on Holland Rd., the pictured suspect grabbed three 750ml bottles of Silver Patron Tequila (priced at $52.99 each) and walked out the front door without paying. The Assistant Manager chased him to the side of the building where he observed the suspect passing the bottles to an unknown male sitting in the driver seat of a white SUV. The suspect and SUV driver then fled the scene in different directions.
On 6/15/19, the pictured suspect entered the boat docks on Winston Salem Ave. at approximately 11:20 p.m. and exited at 11:38 p.m. While there, he spent a little bit of time fishing from the docks and then let himself onto someone’s boat where he stole a fishing pole valued at $250.
Take a close look at these pictures, because a tip resulting in the arrest of these people will earn a substantial cash reward! These dangerous individuals, a man and a woman, tied up a grocery store clerk with zip-ties and put him in a backroom. They robbed this person of his personal belongings, and then fled the scene in the pictured vehicle, believed to be a Nissan of some type. In the picture it appears silver, but it may also actually be gold in color. This occurred on June 19, 2019 at around 11:00 am in the 1200 block of Baker Road. Do you know this man or woman?
On 5/27/19, at 2 a.m., the pictured suspect broke into a vehicle on Baker Rd. to steal $3,800 worth of equipment (tools and an expensive meter used by COX Communications). Suspect has a tattoo on his left upper arm and drove a Hyundai Tucson newer model without a tag.
On 6/2/19 at around 7:51 p.m., a bald black male wearing a white shirt and driving a pickup truck stole items from a locked trailer on Diamond Springs Rd. The items stolen include lawn equipment such as weed eaters, backpack blowers, an edger, a trimmer, and a yellow 6- foot Werner fiberglass ladder.
On 5/24/19, at approximately 6:41 p.m., a black male was operating the pictured vehicle in the Atlantic Fun Park parking lot when he backed into an unoccupied vehicle causing damage to occur. The driver immediately fled the scene after the crash and did not report the incident. The vehicle is an early 2000’s Honda Civic that may have minor driver-side, rear-end damage.
On 4/22/19, the pictured suspect concealed merchandise inside a shopping bag at the Vans store located at 701 Lynnhaven Parkway. When confronted by a sales associate, the suspect became aggressive with her and began to leave the store. He then returned to the store, concealed more items in his bag, and fled the store on foot. While exiting, he pushed the sales associate out of the way.
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On 5/5/19, the pictured suspect was allowed into Body Fitness on Pleasure House Rd. by a member who assumed the suspect was a member as well. The suspect acted very erratically during his time in the gym as if he was intoxicated. He stole supplements, energy drinks, the flag and blue tablecloth. The suspect has a large, red peace sign tattoo on the back of his left arm.
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On 5/10/19, the victim went to Wawa, 5701 Northampton Blvd., and left her purse in her vehicle. The suspect went to her vehicle while she was inside and took her purse. The victim’s credit card was utilized a few minutes later at the Walgreens located at 5501 Wesleyan Drive.
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At approximately 3:20 a.m. on 4/18/19, the suspects were seen on video entering unlocked vehicles in the Pelican Watch Apartments complex. Wallets, credit cards, cash, and other various items were stolen from the vehicles.
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On 4/14/19, at approximately 6:30 p.m., the suspect entered the Smoke Shop on North Great Neck Rd., distracted the clerk, took the cash register, ran out of the door, got into his vehicle, and exited the parking lot. Suspect’s vehicle was a dark grey Toyota 4-Runner with a trash bag in the driver-side rear door window and several stickers on the windows.
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On 4/12/19, the victim parked her vehicle in front of the Sportsplex on Landstown Centre Way and ran into the complex to pick up her child from practice. She was gone about 10 minutes and during that time someone entered her vehicle, removed the SIM card from her cell phone, and took six credit cards. Transactions were made at two separate Walmarts in Chesapeake. The pictured female distracted the clerk in the self-checkout area while the two pictured men used the stolen credit cards.
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On 4/28/19 at approximately 12:25 a.m., officers responded to a firearm violation case in front of the Sandbridge Market. Callers heard about 10 shots followed by several vehicles fleeing west on Sandbridge Road.
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On 4/19/19, the 2 suspects entered the Salem Crossing Walmart and proceeded to the bedding and home goods section where they placed items valued at $1,221.71 into shopping carts and left without paying. The two came back to the Walmart on 4/20 and stole more items in the same fashion.
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On 4/21/19, the 2 suspects entered the Salem Crossing Walmart and proceeded to the home goods section. They both loaded a sewing machine and a KitchenAid mixer into a shopping cart and then exited the store without paying. The total value of the items taken was $1,227.48.
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On 4/18/19, the pictured suspects took a quarter-keg full of beer from the back of the delivery truck at 7-Eleven, 814 Baker Rd. The black male was last seen running towards Trafalgar Court with the keg.
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On 5/5/19, the victim found the suspect searching through his storage unit on Brighton Beach Place. The suspect claimed he was sent to clean the storage unit. The suspect then ran and the victim discovered that his property in the unit had been stolen.
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On 4/23/19, what appeared to be 2 black males exited the pictured vehicle and went to the back of the victim’s home on Glen Willow Dr. Once in the back, they broke the glass door and made entry into the home. The vehicle looks like an early 2000 or late model 1900’s Mercury Marquis.
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On 4/16/19, the suspect stole a female’s wallet from one of the offices in the business complex at 4455 South Blvd. He returned to the business a second time on 4/19/19 but was scared off by employees. He was seen driving a black Pontiac Trans-Am.
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On 4/14/19, the two pictured suspects approached the front of Dunkin’ Donuts, 5636 Princess Anne Rd., and took 2 bikes that were sitting out front. A citizen chased the suspects and retrieved one bike. The suspects fled the scene, one on foot and one on the stolen bike.
UPDATE: Person Identified as Kelly Marie Matthews, She has 3 warrants for her arrest. Do you know Kelly? Submit a tip anonymously. Virginia Beach Police needs assistance in identifying this suspect:
On 5/1/19, at 7-Eleven, 1010 Atlantic Ave., the pictured suspect placed a Hershey bar and pack of Sour Patch Kids in her bag and left without paying.
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On March 28, 2019, this male stole 2 bottles of Patron Tequila from the ABC store on Holland Road. He also stole 2 bottles of Dusse liquor from the ABC store at Salem Crossing on March 24, and on March 26, stole a bottle of Patron Tequila from the ABC store at Hilltop.
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On 3/17/19, a drop bag was stolen off of the table for the w-z drop bags at the Shamrock Marathon finish line area at 29th and Boardwalk. The drop bag contained a black zip-up fleece with the Tunnel Hill 100 race name on the front left and a Shamrock Marathon 2019 race shirt. The drop bag was labeled in black sharpie with the victim`s last name and bib number, and the top of the bag had the bib label for the bag tied to it.
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On 3/16/19, at Wawa, 5701 Northampton Blvd., the suspect became argumentative with a Wawa manager after the manager asked him to move to a different checkout line. Suspect chest-bumped the manager and knocked the manager’s hat off his head.
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On 4/10/19, in the 1300 block of Cologne Ct., the suspect made entry into an unlocked vehicle. A video shows that he attempted to get into 6 vehicles around the cul-de-sac. He made several attempts to hide his face during his crime spree.
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On 3/11/19, the driver of the pictured truck took a trailer from behind the Sacred Daggers tattoo shop located at 3972 Holland Road. The driver hooked the trailer to the truck and drove out from behind the shopping center. The driver is possibly a white male. The value of the trailer is $2,500.
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On 3/7/19, the victim had her vehicle broken into on Healthy Way. Among items stolen were credit cards. Soon after that, the pictured suspect used a stolen credit card to purchase a large quantity of Newport cigarettes at the Mount Trashmore 7-Eleven. The vehicle appears to be a red Chrysler 200.
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On 3/21/19, the pictured suspects pushed a shopping cart containing several items, including baby formula and alcohol, out of the Harris Teeter on Arctic Ave. without paying. Suspects were confronted by the manager and fled in a black Ford Fusion w/ Connecticut tags. The manager recovered over $200 worth of merchandise, but the suspects were able to load some in their vehicle prior to leaving.
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On 3/30/19, the pictured male entered the ABC store, 2085 Lynnhaven Pkwy., removed a bottle of Hennessy and a bottle of Hennessy Priviledge, concealed the 2 bottles in the front of his pants, and exited the store without paying.
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On 3/23/19, at 7-Eleven, 2093 Lynnhaven Pkwy., the pictured suspect became angry when his debit card failed to work after numerous attempts. He punched the front glass door on the way out causing $500 in damage and left in a white vehicle (pictured below).
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On 3/27/19, the pictured suspect entered the Salem Crossing Walmart and proceeded to the personal care section where he was observed on surveillance video concealing 3 men’s deodorants and 2 electric toothbrushes in his coat. He then exited the store without paying.
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On 3/15/19, at 2:20 p.m., the pictured suspects entered Grand Mart, 649 Newtown Rd., selected several packages of crab meat, and left the business without paying for them. They were seen getting into a silver Ford Explorer. They also had a young male child with them who was seated in the shopping cart.
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On 03/16/19 at approximately 12 p.m., the pictured suspect walked into the Sprint store, 2704 N. Mall Drive, with a model phone stolen from another location and asked the manager to see a brand new Samsung Galaxy S10 phone. The suspect distracted the manager, switched the model phone with the brand new phone, and then left the store leaving the model phone behind.
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On 3/10/19, at the Salem Crossing Walmart, the pictured suspect attempted to pass six counterfeit $50 bills. The individual is also suspected of passing counterfeit $50 bills on three prior days at the same location, and attempting to pass counterfeit currency at a different location.
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On 2/26/19, the pictured suspect entered the 7-Eleven at 814 Baker Rd., selected several items, and then left without paying for them. He was last seen crossing Baker Road and walking towards Lake Edwards Drive.
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On 2/18/19, the victim’s car window was broken out in the parking lot of One Life Fitness on General Booth Blvd. and the suspect stole the victim’s credit cards. He then attempted to use the credit cards at the Wawa on Northampton Blvd.
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On 2/13/19, the pictured individual entered the ABC store at Salem Crossing Shopping Center and stole a bottle of Red Stag Jim Beam. Management stated that he’s a repeat offender and has hit numerous locations. He usually keeps a hoodie pulled tight around his face to conceal his identity. On this day he was carrying two backpacks on his shoulder.
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Between the late night hours of 2/3/19 and early morning hours of 2/4/19, the victim had items stolen from the inside of her vehicle on Caribe Court. Her credit card was used a short time later at the Salem Crossing Walmart.
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On 1/3/19, the pictured suspects used a cloned credit card to purchase items from the Hilltop Walmart. The victim in this case is still in possession of the card and states she never lost it or lent it to anyone to use. There are several other purchases in this same area on this date.
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On 2/9/19, at approximately 5:50 a.m., the victim left his car keys on the ledge out front of the Salem Crossing Walmart while taking a break. The pictured male is seen on video entering the Walmart, hanging out for a bit, and then walking out and finding the victim’s keys. The suspect located the victim’s car and drove off in it.
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On 10/14/18, the pictured female entered Walgreens, 5501 Wesleyan Drive, took 2 cases of Corona beer, and exited out the emergency exit without paying. She got into the passenger side of what looks like a late 1990’s or early 2000’s Chevy truck, dark in color.
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On 10/22/18 at approximately 1 a.m., the pictured female approached the front register at Wawa, 2501 Virginia Beach Blvd., and when no employee was at the register, took an employee’s key chain from behind the counter. The key chain has a pink box cutter and 12 keys on it, including keys to 2 separate vehicles.
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On 3/5/19, at 7-Eleven, 300 Virginia Beach Blvd., the victim realized that he lost his wallet containing multiple Visa cards at the Exxon behind the 7-Eleven. A few hours later, Victim was notified by his bank that his cards were used for several transactions at the 7-Eleven and later at the Pier Gift Shop and Virginia Gift Shop.
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On 1/27/19 at 7 p.m., the pictured suspects were observed on camera looking into vehicles in the Target parking lot on First Colonial Rd. before busting out the passenger window of a Target employee’s car and taking her backpack from the passenger seat.
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On 1/22/19, at 2 p.m., at Pembroke Mall, 2 black males worked together to convince the victim to play a cash game. One of the males then took $400 from the victim’s hand and both males fled. The males then left in a silver Acura, along with another black male and black female who were with them. This group of suspects has been seen previously at Pembroke Mall.
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On 1/17/19, at approximately 1:30 p.m., at ALDI, 4803 Shore Drive, the pictured females gathered $200 worth of groceries, loaded a shopping tote carried by one suspect, and walked out of the store without purchasing the groceries. The suspects had an infant child with them.
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On 2/18/19, the victim believes she left her wallet in Aerie inside Lynnhaven Mall. She did not notice until a few hours later when she received notices from her bank that her credit cards were used at the Salem Crossing Walmart for multiple transactions. The pictured male is seen on video using the victim’s cards to make purchases as well as shoplifting multiple items that the card declined.
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The pictured vehicle was seen on Pandoria Ave. on the victim’s surveillance video prior to multiple vehicles being shot in the area. Several individuals were seen exiting the vehicle once it parked just outside of the cul-de-sac.
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On February 25, 2019, this female stole packages from the victim’s mailbox on 24th Street in Virginia Beach. It was reported thru NextDoor that a female of the same description had targeted other homes in the neighborhood.
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On 2/9/19, the pictured males entered the Burlington department store on Military Highway and while one acted as a lookout, the other roamed the employee areas of the store and concealed two small printing machines under his coat. Both men then exited the store. According to Loss Prevention, Burlington stores in North Carolina and Virginia have been victimized by these men on multiple occasions.
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The victim’s home on Lake James Drive was burglarized while she was out of the country. Security cameras captured images of unknown black males on her property on 2/1/19 and 2/2/19. One posed as a UPS delivery driver and wore a UPS jacket. UPS confirmed that no delivery attempts occurred at the victim’s address on the dates in question.
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On 10/30/18, at approximately 9 p.m., at Kohl’s on Princess Anne rd., Loss Prevention observed the pictured suspect enter the dressing room with a backpack, and holding a T-shirt and a hooded sweatshirt. When the suspect left the dressing room, he was no longer holding the items. Loss Prevention entered to see if the merchandise was left behind, but it wasn’t there.
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On 1/28/19, at the ABC Store, 1067 Independence Blvd., the pictured suspect was seen on video concealing a bottle of Hennessy and a bottle of Paul Masson Apple liquor in her handbag. She then left the store without paying for the items.
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On 1/17/19 at approximately 3 p.m., the pictured suspect walked out of ALDI grocery store on Thalia Road with a shopping cart full of groceries valued at $429.33 without paying for them. When confronted by store management, she refused to stop. She left in a black, 2012 Honda 4-door.
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On 01/27/19, the Loss Prevention officer at the Salem Crossing Walmart reviewed surveillance video and observed the suspects concealing items in bags while paying for other items. The 2 suspects then exited the store without paying for the items they concealed. The total number of items taken was 13 valued at $110.17. The suspects were observed fleeing in a dark-colored SUV.
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On 1/24/19, at approximately 5:45 p.m., the pictured suspect concealed 3 bottles of Hennessy alcohol in her purse and walked out of the ABC store at 3333 Virginia Beach Blvd. without paying, fleeing the scene on a moped.
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On 1/26/19, the victim parked her vehicle in the Target parking lot at 525 First Colonial Rd. and stood outside her vehicle smoking. The suspect approached from the opposite side of the vehicle, opened the door, and reached inside. When the victim confronted him, he told her he thought it was his vehicle. The victim drove to the front of the store and discovered her handbag had been taken. Loss Prevention found suspect and his vehicle on their camera system.
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On 1/31/19, the pictured suspect entered the Salem Crossing Walmart, went to the electronics department, loaded an HP desktop computer into a shopping cart, and proceeded to exit without paying. The door greeter attempted to stop him to ask for a receipt, but the suspect refused to stop. He was observed getting into a 2002 Isuzu Trooper.
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On 1/17/19, the victim was at Panera on Lynnhaven Parkway when someone stole her wallet off the ledge behind her while she played cards with her friends. While playing, she received a call from her bank stating someone used her credit card for a $2,857 purchase at Best Buy and that is when the victim noticed her wallet missing. The suspects purchased a Macbook and a Northface backpack. They attempted to purchase a second Mac, but that transaction was declined.
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On 1/19/19, the pictured male, accompanied by the pictured female, was seen on Top Golf surveillance stealing items from the victim’s vehicle. The suspects left the parking lot in a while minivan-style vehicle.
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On 2/3/19, at approximately 5 p.m., the pictured Specialized model Ruby Comp Compact bicycle valued at $3,500 was stolen from a garage on Little neck Road. The bicycle is equipped with KEO racing pedals and a trip computer mounted on the handlebar.
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On 2/8/19, at Target, 2060 S. Independence Blvd., the pictured suspect concealed merchandise valued at $130 on his person and attempted to leave the store. When stopped by Loss Prevention, the suspect returned the items and fled. He was last seen on a black moped.
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On 1/12/19, the victim left his cell phone, wallet, headphones, and truck keys on a table while he played games at Chuck E. Cheese, 2699 Lishelle Place. The pictured suspect is seen on video returning the wallet to the hostess, claiming to have found it, but he’s also seen putting the headphones into his pocket. The cell phone, headphones, and truck keys are missing.
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On 1/14/19, the pictured suspects arrived at the AT&T Store, 2712 N. Mall Drive, and loitered, creating a distraction for the employee while one of the suspects removed three iPhones from a display and concealed them in a jacket.
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On 12/24/18 at approximately 1:16 p.m., at Kohl’s, 4564 Virginia Beach Blvd., the pictured male concealed several pairs of children’s pants in the bag he was carrying and then exited without paying for the items.
On Sunday, June 8, 2008 at 2:40 am, Eric Carballo was shot while he exited a vehicle in the 500 block of Southgate Avenue in the Aragona section of Virginia Beach. He died from his injury. His body was transported to the State Medical Examiner’s Office where the cause of death was a gunshot wound with the manner of death a homicide.
On Wednesday, July 8, 2001, Carlos Ricardo Thomas, a 3 week old white male infant, was found unresponsive in his crib at his home located in the 3800 block of Old Forge Road. He was rushed to Children’s Hospital of the Kings Daughters where he was placed on life support. Unfortunately, three days later, Carlos died. The State Medical Examiner’s Office performed an autopsy and discovered signs of trauma. The death of baby Carlos was due to homicidal means.
On Monday, March 22, 1982, the Virginia Beach Fire Department was notified of a house fire in the 200 block of Green Springs Court. The Fire Department arrived on scene and was able to contain the fire to within a few rooms saving the house. Frederick Wells Sr., 48 years old, suffered burns over 80% of his body. Mr. Wells was transported to Norfolk General Hospital where he died 24 hours later. Police and Fire Investigators determined during a very exhaustive investigation, the fire was intentionally set and the death of Mr. Wells was declared a homicide.
On Monday evening, December 24, 1979, Brenda Bancroft was last seen by her family in the 4100 block of Thalia Drive. She had left her parent’s home driving her 1978 orange Datsun B-210 sedan and was due home later the same evening. She attended a Christmas Party at Admiral Nicks Restaurant located in the 8100 block of Shore Drive in Norfolk. A missing persons report was filed by family members. On Friday, December 28, 1979, Ms. Bancroft’s deceased body was found in the 500 block of Spring Lake Crescent which is a short distance from her home. Her body was transported to the State Medical Examiner’s Office where the cause of death was determined to be suffocation. As a result, Brenda’s death was ruled a homicide.
Brenda was a 20 year old white female who had light brown hair, blue eyes, 5’ 5’’ tall weighing 153 pounds. When Brenda did not wear her contacts, she wore prescription glasses.
