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PWC Police charge Manassas Park man, 20, with homicide in Manassas

PWC Police make arrest in connection with Jan. 9. 2025 shooting.

Prince William Police identify victim of Thanksgiving Day murder in Manassas; suspect arrested

On November 26, detectives from the Prince William County Police Homicide Unit identified and arrested the suspect involved in the murder of an adult man, later identified as Samuel Enrique Godoy-Figueroa, which occurred in the 8000 block of Stream Walk Ln in Manassas on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 24.

Tips to keep holiday package deliveries safe

Prince William County Police Department’s Crime Prevention Unit advises steps you can take to reduce the chance that your deliveries will be stolen.

Freedom Museum in Manassas to host speakers for Pearl Harbor Day commemoration

On Wednesday, Dec.7, as part of the Freedom Museum’s Pearl Harbor commemoration, LTC Ruth Anderson, USAF, (Ret) and Steve Krawczyk, Pearl Harbor survivor, will speak about the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.

Man dies; Manassas police investigating Nov. 25 shooting on Byrd Drive

On November 25, 2016 at approximately 1 a.m. Manassas City police officers responded to the 9200 block of Byrd Drive for a report of a shooting. Officers arrived and located a male suffering from several gunshot wounds. The victim was transported to an area hospital and pronounced dead a short time later.

Man dead after Thanksgiving Day stabbing in Manassas

Homicide Investigation – On November 24 at 8:20PM, officers responded to the 8000 block of Stream Walk Ln in Manassas (20109) to investigate a reported stabbing.

Suspect sought in child endangerment, felony hit and run case

Prince William County VA Police Department's crime log for Wednesday, Nov. 23, 2016.

Va. Court of Appeals upholds ban on display of nooses on private property with intent to intimidate

In a case before the Virginia Court of Appeals, Attorney General Mark R. Herring's office has successfully defended Virginia's statute that bans "displaying [a] noose on property of another or a highway or other public place with intent to intimidate." The Court found that the statute does not violate the First Amendment of the United States Constitution, and that display of a noose on private property can still constitute display in a "public place."

Legislation would provide death gratuities to federal employees killed in the line of duty

U.S. Senator Mark Warner (D-Va.) reports he is a co-sponsor of legislation to ensure that federal employees who are killed in the line of duty receive death gratuities and funeral expenses.

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