Real Time Crime Center

Virginia Beach Police Chief Paul Neudigate discussed the creation of VBPD's Real Time Crime Center, technology initiatives, and other issues affecting policing in Virginia Beach during an interview with WAVY's Andy Fox as part of the Inside the Investigation show.

Cedric Ford was shot by a homeowner during an attempted burglary on Ware Avenue in Gastonia, contradicting his initial claim of being shot in a drive-by. Ford and his girlfriend were arrested for burglary and obstruction after police used gunshot detection technology to uncover the truth.

A 23-year-old man, Dailyn Young, faces attempted murder charges after a June road rage shooting on Charlotte's I-485, where a passenger was injured. Police tracked a stolen vehicle linked to the incident and arrested Young following a chase, recovering a 9mm handgun and live ammunition in the car.

Ali Hchaili is accused of stealing an elderly woman's purse and running her over, leading to her death, according to prosecutors. He previously targeted another elderly woman, stealing her purse after a bank withdrawal. Hchaili faces murder and robbery charges with bails set at $1.25 million and $50,000 respectively.

Ali Hchaili is accused of stealing an elderly woman’s purse and running over her with his vehicle, causing her death, according to prosecutors. He allegedly committed a similar robbery against another elderly woman five days prior. Hchaili faces murder and robbery charges with cash-only bail set at $1.25 million and $50,000 respectively.

Ali Hchaili is accused of stealing an elderly woman’s purse in Glendale, AZ, and later running her over with his vehicle, causing her death. Prosecutors allege he previously targeted another elderly woman by following her after a bank withdrawal and stealing her purse. Hchaili faces murder and robbery charges with bails set at $1.25 million and $50,000 respectively.

A new law enforcement drone will be deployed in Anaheim this June as part of a month-long assessment for the Drones As First Responders program. The drones, operated by Anaheim Police Department Real Time Crime Center officers, will launch from Anaheim City Hall East to respond to calls.