Virginia Beach Police
Coverage of Virginia Beach Police in the Nexus archive.
- Man and boy injured in Virginia Beach scooter crash
Virginia Beach Police are investigating a crash involving a motorized scooter. The incident left both a boy and a man injured.
- Virginia Beach Police investigate shooting on Woolard Crescent
Virginia Beach Police are investigating a shooting that occurred on Woolard Crescent. The department was at the scene in the 800 block of Woolard Crescent as of 5:00 a.m. on Aug. 15.
- Illegally possessed firearms recovered by Virginia Beach Police
Virginia Beach Police recovered illegally possessed firearms through proactive patrols by their Bike Squad, which led to several low-level offenses potentially preventing larger-scale crime. The Ocean Front Community Oriented Policing (OCOP) Bike Squad conducted these patrols along the Oceanfront over the weekend.
- Man seriously injured in shooting on Atlantis Drive in Virginia Beach
A man was seriously injured in a shooting on Atlantis Drive in Virginia Beach around 1:30 p.m. Friday. Virginia Beach Police confirmed he was taken to the hospital with gunshot wounds. WAVY sent a crew to document the police response and scene.
- Man injured in shooting near London Bridge Shopping Center
A man was injured in a shooting on Virginia Beach Boulevard near the London Bridge Shopping Center. Virginia Beach Police are investigating the incident.
- Two adults, two dogs and a turtle displaced after house fire on Inglewood Lane in Virginia Beach
Two adults, two dogs, and a turtle were displaced after a house fire on Inglewood Lane in Virginia Beach. The incident occurred on July 26 around 7:05 p.m., prompting the involvement of local fire, EMS, and police departments.
- London Bridge Road closed in both directions following crash
A crash on London Bridge Road in Virginia Beach caused a road closure in both directions. Virginia Beach Police responded to the incident in the 1700 block and issued a traffic alert just before 11 a.m.
- VB man sentenced to 27 months for unlawful filming
Aloysius Albritton was sentenced to 27 months in jail after pleading guilty to 16 counts of unlawful filming in public restrooms, gas stations, hardware stores, and malls. A Virginia Beach Police officer testified there were over 200 videos on his phone.
- Virginia Beach police seek suspect in Rolex swindle
Virginia Beach police are searching for a suspect accused of swindling a seller for a Rolex in June. The case involves a fraudulent transaction related to a luxury watch.
- Two treated for minor injuries after boat capsizes near Second Island
Two people were treated for minor injuries after a boat capsized near Second Island of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel on July 3. Virginia Beach authorities, including police, fire, and EMS, responded to the incident.
- VB apartment residents report damaged vehicles
Residents of Pembroke Town Center Apartments in Virginia Beach reported damaged vehicles to police around 8:30 a.m. last Saturday. Virginia Beach Police confirmed the damage but have not yet disclosed the number of affected vehicles.
- Virginia Beach police investigate barricaded subject on London Bridge Road
Virginia Beach police are investigating a barricaded subject in a vehicle on London Bridge Road. The incident involves a subject who has barricaded themselves, prompting an ongoing police response.
- Gunshot victim reported on West Kendall Circle in Virginia Beach
Virginia Beach Police are investigating a report of a gunshot victim in the 2100 block of West Kendall Circle. Officials have stated that the incident is isolated and does not pose a threat to the community.
- New report: Virginia is improving children’s health outcomes, and more headlines
A new report highlights that Virginia is improving children's health outcomes, though challenges remain. Other headlines mention legal actions, immigration delays, law enforcement efforts, and weather forecasts.
- An 1870 law and its impact on voting in Virginia today and more state headlines
A 1870 law's impact on voting in Virginia is discussed alongside updates on energy deals, a review of a Republican nomination process, a new state laboratory, and a police initiative.