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FCPD Steps Up DUI Enforcement for Holiday Season — “During this campaign, running from December 4 to December 29 the squad will increase their staffing and focus on ensuring our roadways remain safe this holiday season. These initiatives are aimed at promoting sober driving, pinpointing impaired drivers, and increasing officer presence on the roads.” [FCPD]

A grand jury has returned an indictment for a man on felony charges in connection to a wild police chase in October 2022. The indictment against Ricardo Singleton, returned last Monday, included charges for eluding police and shooting a firearm from a vehicle within 1,000 feet of a school. They follow a bizarre crime spree

A report from Fairfax County's top prosecutor recounts the eventful day this past October that led to a wild chase of an armed suspect. The Oct. 6 incident started that morning when a driver made a U-turn in front of Arlington County police headquarters and brandished a gun at a sheriff's deputy, later fleeing and

Fairfax County police released body camera and witness video after an October 6 shootout between a suspect and police during a high speed chase.

The Virginia man who was on the run from police for nearly 12 hours Thursday, before allegedly firing at officers during a pursuit that stretched across two counties, has been charged with a string of felonies.

A person who police say fired shots at officers following a traffic stop in Virginia is in custody.

A suspect is in custody after firing a semi-automatic weapon at police and leading them on a high-speed chase through northern Virginia.

Despite being homeless, 23-year-old Ricardo Singleton was able to get through school and find a job.