LPD purchased the technology in 2019, and every officer goes through the training once or twice a year, regardless of how long they’ve been on the force.

You can remain anonymous, and you could be rewarded if your tip leads to an arrest and conviction.

Lynchburg Police say they’ve notified the families but are not releasing the names because there is still an ongoing investigation. They are not pursuing criminal charges.

One Community, One Voice hosted the prayer vigil Wednesday at Lynchburg’s Monument Terrace, which included faith and city leaders and the police department.