Crime & Safety stories in Hampton Roads

The Arizona Department of Public Safety reminded drivers that speeding is never OK, even for reality TV shows.

A shooting incident on Gambrill Court in Virginia Beach left two adults injured on Thursday afternoon. Police have stated that the situation is isolated and poses no threat to the public.

The toddler is in critical condition, and the 30-year-old suspect was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.

Federal prosecutors have indicted four individuals involved in a bribery scheme targeting postal carriers to obtain stolen checks. The scheme, which began in 2022, involved payments to postal workers in exchange for checks meant for delivery.

In a recent court hearing, most charges against former Chesapeake sheriff's deputy Jeremiah Harrell related to the leak of sensitive jail footage were dropped, leaving one felony count to proceed to trial. Harrell's attorney claims insufficient evidence supports the charges that were dismissed.

Anthony Paul, 41, was sentenced to five years in prison and five years of probation for indecent liberties with two teenagers, and will also be required to register as a sex offender.

A Virginia Beach police officer, Anthony Paul, has been sentenced to five years in prison for indecent liberties with two teenagers. The incidents occurred in 2019, two years prior to his hiring by the police department.

Steven E. Williams Jr. has been convicted of second-degree murder for fatally shooting Norman A. Hollowell Jr. in an Oceanview apartment. The incident stemmed from a dispute over a television left behind by Williams' brother.

Hector Balderas, the former Attorney General of New Mexico, alleges that federal authorities halted his investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch. Despite initiating the probe, Balderas was instructed to pause his efforts as federal agencies took over, raising concerns about coordination and the lack of a search at the property.

Sgt. Quornelius Radford was convicted of attempted murder for a shooting incident at Fort Stewart, Georgia, that injured five people, including his fiancé. The court-martial revealed that Radford targeted leaders in his unit, and while he admitted to the shootings, he claimed he did not intend to kill anyone.

NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) - A motorcyclist was injured after striking a vehicle during a police evasion Wednesday night on Interstate 264 in Norfolk, according to Virginia State Police. A Virginia State trooper observed a motorcycle traveling at a high rate of speed on I-264 westbound near Witchduck Road

Jermiah Copeland has been sentenced to 43 additional years in prison for the unpremeditated murder of fellow sailor Angelina Resendiz. Copeland pleaded guilty, detailing the crime and expressing remorse in court.

A Virginia Beach man sustained minor injuries after leading Virginia State Police on a chase and crashing into another vehicle in the Downtown Tunnel. The incident highlights the dangers of high-speed pursuits in urban areas.

The Supreme Court has determined that it is not a crime for individuals who use marijuana to possess firearms. This ruling is significant as it relates to the same law that convicted Hunter Biden on gun charges linked to his drug use.

Norfolk police report that a 21-year-old woman and a 16-year-old boy sustained non-life-threatening gunshot wounds in separate but related incidents early Tuesday. Authorities are investigating the connection between the two cases.

Hampton police have arrested a second teen in connection with a deadly shooting that occurred on South Street in May. A 15-year-old boy faces multiple charges, including first-degree murder, following the arrest of a 16-year-old last week.

Three individuals were sentenced in Elizabeth City following convictions related to sexual exploitation of a minor and witness intimidation. Nicholas Shaughnessy received a prison sentence of up to 13 years and six months.

Anthony Paul, a former police officer in Virginia Beach, has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for two counts of custodial indecent liberties with a child. Five years of the sentence have been suspended.

Police in Kansas City are searching for 22-year-old Oscar Sanchez-Munoz, wanted in connection with a series of shootings that left one dead and four injured. The shootings occurred on Tuesday night, prompting a standoff with police that ended with a fire at the suspect's location.

Faizon Love, known for his role in the holiday classic 'Elf', was arrested in Tampa, Florida. He faces two counts of contempt of court.

PORTSMOUTH, Va. (WAVY) — Last week, 10 On Your Side reported that Jaylen Harris, a man charged with second-degree murder in Oregon, could be re-arrested as soon as he was released on Portsmouth Jail grounds. According to the Portsmouth Commonwealth’s Attorney's office, that’s exactly what happened a

Jaylen Harris, charged with second-degree murder in Oregon, was re-arrested on an extradition warrant shortly after his release from Portsmouth Jail. The Portsmouth Commonwealth’s Attorney's office confirmed the re-arrest, highlighting ongoing legal proceedings.

A Newport News man has been sentenced to four years in prison after being convicted of firearm possession as a felon and unlawfully entering Naval Station Norfolk. This case highlights ongoing concerns regarding security at military installations.

Police have arrested the second suspect involved in the shooting at a festival in Toledo, Ohio, which left 12 people injured. The incident occurred on June 6, raising concerns about public safety at community events.

Bobby Dunston, known as DJ Bobby D, shared a video on Facebook showing a man near his home in Newport News, where equipment was stolen. The incident occurred early Saturday morning, raising concerns about safety in the community.

David Flagler, the former director of camp and teen engagement at the Simon Family Jewish Community Center, is facing a grand jury for allegedly instructing a 7-year-old boy to urinate in a water bottle. He was arrested on January 1 and has since resigned from his position.

A Florida woman has been sentenced for her involvement in a $31 million counterfeit coupon scheme. A Virginia Beach woman was previously sentenced in connection with the case.

Sherise Williams was sentenced to over three years in prison for her role in the largest counterfeit coupon scheme in history, which caused $31.82 million in losses to over 120 manufacturers. This case highlights the extensive fraud involving counterfeit coupons and the significant financial impact on brands.