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West Virginia search continues for former Virginia Tech professor missing for three weeks

Investigators are still following the case of 86-year-old Siegfried Holzer who left his Christiansburg home Feb. 22 and never returned.

Danville Police Department practices de-escalation tactics, use of force with real-life virtual simulations

The Danville Police Department is emphasizing the importance of their virtual training program, MILO.

Bryan Kohberger appears to have this in common with convicted serial killers

Kohberger is accused of killing four college students in Moscow, Idaho.

Roanoke County Police Chief Howard Hall to retire after 36 years of service

After 36 years in law enforcement, Roanoke County Police Chief Howard Hall is turning in his badge.

Lynchburg Police Department works to reduce violent crime

The Lynchburg Police Department is working to reduce violent crime in the community with its newly announced crisis response team and partnerships.

Lynchburg Police Department welcomes 11 new officers

The job is just beginning for the new officers. Their next step in the process is going through some in-house training.

Police searching for Michigan mother of 8 missing for days

Law enforcement in Portage are growing increasingly worried as they search for a mother of eight who has been missing since Saturday.

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Four Alleghany County Sheriff’s Deputies honored with Medals of Valor

The deputies were honored for their bravery and courage at an incident in March of this year.

Martinsville Chief of Police G. E. ‘Eddie’ Cassady to retire, effective Jan. 1, 2023

The City of Martinsville will be looking for a new Chief of Police now that the current Chief of Police, G. E. “Eddie” Cassady, has announced his retirement.

Lynchburg police investigate shooting

Detectives said around 10:36 Saturday evening, police responded to the 900 block of Pierce Street for reports of shots being fired and a vehicle leaving the scene.

‘All of us want to get home at night’: Urging drivers to be aware of Virginia’s Move Over law

With the badge comes risks.

‘All of us want to get home at night’: Urging drivers to be aware of Virginia’s Move Over law

With the badge comes risks.

Law enforcement agencies announce nominations for ‘Aftermath K9 Grant’

Four local law enforcement agencies have K9 units competing for the 2022 Aftermath K9 Grant.

Juvenile charged after stabbing Henrico middle school student, police say

A 7th-grade student is facing several charges after allegedly stabbing another middle school student in a locker room at Brookland Middle School, according to Henrico County Police.

Virginia officials, Roanoke leaders discuss violent crime solutions

Attorney General Jason Miyares, former Governor George Allen, local law enforcement, and other leaders gathered to address the issue

Danville police utilize simulation training for quick, effective response

For law enforcement, making split-second decisions in life-or-death scenarios comes with the territory. That’s why at the Danville Police Department, using the MILO simulator is a crucial part of their initial and remedial training.

Lynchburg Police holds ceremony for new headquarters

City leaders and law enforcement held a groundbreaking ceremony Friday morning for the new headquarters.

The Deep Blue Ridge: Survivor of sexual assault uses faith in God to serve victims of human trafficking

A Roanoke survivor of sexual assault is using her traumatizing experience to connect with and serve other victims of sexual assault and human trafficking through her non-profit, The Lampstand.

Roanoke County Police Chief set to retire effective in 2023

On Thursday, Roanoke County Chief of Police Howard Hall announced that his retirement will be effective on Jan. 1, 2023.

Lynchburg Police Department hosts special academy for people in the area

The Lynchburg Police Department is hosting a special academy, but not for recruits.

Lynchburg leaders discuss school safety during joint meeting

Lynchburg City Council and the School Board held a joint meeting and discussed a feasible and affordable master plan for the entire district.

Community honors legacy of Danville woman by holding engagement walk

One step at a time, Danville Police officers continue to build relationships with their community by hosting engagement neighborhood walks.

Bedford takes major step in building new police station, moving out of ‘crammed’ headquarters

In their current space, workstations are on top of one another, visitors have to sit on a narrow bench in a tight hallway, the locker room barely fits two officers, and there are no weight rooms or showers.

City of Roanoke E-911 center survey opens, officials ask for community input to improve services

City officials said that the survey is an effort to determine the effectiveness of E-911 services provided to citizens.

Roanoke City Sheriff’s Office to launch (R) I.G.N.I.T.E.

Making the Roanoke City Jail a place of transformation – on Tuesday, the Roanoke City Sheriff unveiled a new program he hopes can do just that.

Amherst leaders approve funds for more school resource officers

Amherst County Public Schools will see more school resource officers soon, thanks to a ruling by the Amherst County Board of Supervisors.

Lynchburg Police Department to host first-ever ‘Cops N Bobbers’ fishing event

The Lynchburg Police Department is looking to cast a line and reel in a better relationship with the community by hosting its first-ever fishing event.

Police: Man charged after assaulting Roanoke City Police Officer, stealing patrol car

A man has been arrested after assaulting a police officer, stealing the patrol car, and crashing, the Roanoke Police Department said.

Danville Police move into brand new headquarters

After seven years of planning and construction, Danville police are finally moving into their new headquarters.

Attorney Gen. Jason Miyares meets with law enforcement in Martinsville

The attorney general wants his office to have a strong relationship with law enforcement throughout the commonwealth.

Woman arrested after slapping, kicking deputy

A woman has been arrested after assaulting a deputy in Campbell County, the Campbell County Sheriff’s Office said.

Roanoke area neighborhoods celebrate National Night Out

A solid relationship between neighborhoods and public safety agencies is critical to maintaining a safe and healthy community, and National Night Out emphasizes just that.

Here’s a list of National Night Out events in Southwest, Central Virginia

Here’s where you can find National Night Out events near you this year.

Radford authorities take part in active threat trainings

On Friday, the Radford City Police Department said they’ve been participating in active threat trainings throughout July, with more coming up soon.

Henry County deputies to see raises soon

Around 97 deputies will be eligible for the increases, costing, in total, $121,270, and an additional $50,044 in local funds were needed from the Reserve to fund those increases.

One in custody after homicide investigation in Campbell County

On Wednesday around 3:41 p.m., the Campbell County Sheriff’s Office said they responded to Maragon Lane in Evington for a person’s check.

Virginia State Police warning residents of phone scams

Virginia State Police is warning residents of phone scams targeting sex offenders in the area.

Battle of the Badges Blood Drive surpasses goal

The organization surpassed its goal, bringing 57 people in to donate.

Roanoke leaders look to new initiatives to help curb gun violence

To help, Roanoke City leaders are adopting an approach used in Chicago. Commission Chairman Joe Cobb said it’s called “Operation Pinpoint.”

Battle of the Badges: Blood drive competition set for Wednesday in Lynchburg

John Lynch Lodge #34 of the Fraternal Order of Police will be hosting a blood drive on July 20, 2022.

Former City of Salem Sheriff, Everett Obenshain, passes away, officials say

He served as Sheriff for over 30 years in the City of Salem

Former police officer weighs in on delayed law enforcement response in Uvalde school shooting

10 News wants to warn you that you may find some of this video disturbing. WSLS believes it is important to show the video because the events of that day have been under intense scrutiny. WSLS has chosen not to air or publish the story with the audio due to the sensitivity of this – but it is available through a number of other outlets if you wish to view it in its entirety.

Advance Auto Parts gifts Roanoke authorities $2,500 of gift cards to increase safety

As part of its 90th-anniversary celebrations, Advance Auto Parts gifted Roanoke Police and Fire departments with $2,500 of gift cards to increase community safety.

Botetourt County Sheriff’s office to get new police cars

The Botetourt County Sheriff’s is giving its patrol cars a new, or rather old, look – They are introducing a new black and white patrol fleet.

Blackburg Police Department debuts new state-of-the-art police station

The $16 million, 37,000 square-foot facility located in Downtown Blacksburg is just blocks from the previous station.

Virginia bill will prohibit traffic quotas, arrests for police job performance

Governor Glenn Youngkin signed Bill Senate Bill 327 and it is expected to help improve community relations between police and the public.

Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin amends bill lifting facial recognition technology ban

Governor Glenn Youngkin is amending a controversial bill that could lift a partial ban on facial recognition technology in Virginia.

New Bedford police chief says he’s ‘excited to be able to come back home’ to serve his community

Captain Ronnie Lewis will become Bedford’s thirteenth police chief in nearly a century.

‘It’s never easy’: Law enforcement react to Bridgewater College shooting that killed two officers

The tragic event is a somber reminder of the daily dangers facing those who work in public safety.

Virginia law enforcement may see pay raises thanks to Gov. Northam’s final two-year budget proposal

If all goes according to plan, the pay raises could be here in July.

Gov. Northam announces $233 million in budget to increase pay for state law enforcement

Governor Ralph Northam announced today on his Thank You, Virginia Tour that his two-year state budget will include an investment of more than a $223 million in public safety.

Ask Help Desk: Can an Apple Watch replace a wearable medical alert device?

At Help Desk, we tackle your most pressing personal technology questions, starting with an Apple Watch for falls and downing invading drones.

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More Police Agencies Adopt Program Meant To Hold Officers Accountable

Active Bystandership for Law Enforcement is implemented in more than 175 police and sheriff departments across the country.

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Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s plans to curb Chicago summer violence includes focus on 15 high-violence beats

Facing pressure to reduce skyrocketing Chicago violence, Mayor Lori Lightfoot on Friday said her administration will focus this summer on 15 police beats that she said account for a major chunk of the city’s street crime. Police will work in these areas but the city also will team up with community groups, libraries, and other providers to mentor young people as part of Lightfoot’s summer strategy, mirroring her administration’s previous approach to Chicago violence. The beats are largely concentrated on the South and West Sides, ranging from Austin, North Lawndale and West Humboldt Park to South Chicago, Roseland and Auburn Gresham.

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Ford City Mall shopper shot, seriously injured during ‘alarming, but isolated’ incident, officials say

Local law enforcement cleared the mall to resume business, though some retailers decided to close for the remainder of the day, and have certified that there is no present or immediate danger to the public, the statement said.

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Law enforcement gearing up for Super Bowl 50

Key law enforcement officials are working around the clock and around San Francisco's Levi's Stadium to make sure Sunday's big game is safe. Michelle Miller spoke with Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson about Super Bowl security.

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U.S. law enforcement warned of possible ISIS terror plot

American law enforcement officials have been warned of a possible ISIS terror plot against the U.S. military and law enforcement facilities. Jeff Pegues reports on the developments.

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FBI warns U.S. law enforcement to be vigilant

FBI warns U.S. law enforcement to be vigilant Following the two hostage crises in France, the FBI is warning American law enforcement to be alert. U.S. officials are studying the attack in France, as it has every terrorist strike since 9/11. Jeff Pegues reports.

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