Suspicious Vehicle

If you see this vehicle in your neighborhood, please contact the police. They are suspects in many burglaries and larcenies that has occurred in the area. Do not approach them, simply call the police. There are warrants out for their arrest. The license plate does not belong on the truck so it may be a different one. Pay attention to the detail such as the sign on the side, the ladder on top, and the black and silver wheels. If you happen to see them and call the police, send me an email about it as well. Thanks.

MPO David J. Nieves
3rd Precinct Crime Prevention
Virginia Beach, VA 23456

Dear Business Watch and Neighborhood Watch Participants,

As mentioned to some groups before, the benefit to Neighborhood Watch Programs goes beyond your neighborhood. It helps the City. As we revitalize the Neighborhood Watch groups that have fallen from Full Status to Partly Active or Dormant, I would like to invite you to one of the tangible affects of having a functional Neighborhood Watch Program in Virginia Beach. This event only occurs every three years and is a proud moment for the Crime Prevention Unit. I hope it will also lend light to concerns you may have on why we are so adamant about getting the Update sheets in every year. Overall I think it is your right to know and witness what all the hard work you have done to participate in the Neighborhood Watch or Business Watch program does for our community as a whole.

Below I have added a link to the DCJS CCPC web site. It is not mentioned in the attachment. Take a quick look at that page to see firsthand what the program is and does for the Commonwealth of Virginia and the City of Virginia Beach – thanks to you and your efforts.

http://www.dcjs.virginia.gov/cple/cpc/ccpcp.cfm

Thank you,

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MPO Bradley C. Detrich
Crime Prevention Unit, 1st Precinct
Virginia Beach Police Department
2509 Princess Anne Rd., Building 15
Virginia Beach, VA., 23456