Nottoway County Commonwealth's Attorney's Office

Nottoway County Commonwealth's Attorney's Office The Nottoway County Commonwealth's Attorney's Office prosecutes all felonies and many misdemeanors

Below are the monthly and year-to-date data reports for the month of April for the Commonwealth's Attorney's Office. Cas...
05/08/2026

Below are the monthly and year-to-date data reports for the month of April for the Commonwealth's Attorney's Office. Case files are categorized based on the most serious charge in the file, which is defined as the charge with the highest statutory maximum punishment.

05/02/2026

***ALERT ACTIVATION ***

THE VIRGINIA STATE POLICE HAS ISSUED A CRITICALLY MISSING ADULT ALERT ON BEHALF OF THE NOTTOWAY COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE ON MAY 1, 2026, AT 1940 HOURS.

THE NOTTOWAY COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE IS LOOKING FOR ARCHIE MICHAEL ZULLO, RACE: WHITE, S*X: MALE, AGE: 62 YEARS OLD, HEIGHT: 6’00", WEIGHT: 198 lbs., WITH HAZEL EYES, AND BROWN HAIR.

HE WAS LAST SEEN ON APRIL 30, 2026, IN THE 800 BLOCK OF OLD SHORE ROAD, IN THE AREA OF NOTTOWAY COUNTY. HIS CLOTHING DESCRIPTION IS UNKNOWN. HE WALKS WITH EITHER A RED WALKER OR A CANE.

HE IS PRESUMED TO BE TRAVELING ON FOOT.

THIS DISAPPEARANCE POSES A CREDIBLE THREAT TO THEIR HEALTH AND SAFETY AS DETERMINED BY THE INVESTIGATING AGENCY.

PLEASE CONTACT THE NOTTOWAY COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE [24/7 DISPATCH] WITH ANY INFORMATION REGARDING THEIR WHEREABOUTS AT (434) 645-9044 OR YOU MAY FIND COMPLETE INFORMATION AT https://alerts.vsp.virginia.gov

National Crime Victim’s Rights WeekApril 19th, 2026 – April 25th, 2026Since 1981, National Crime Victims’ Rights Week is...
04/23/2026

National Crime Victim’s Rights Week
April 19th, 2026 – April 25th, 2026
Since 1981, National Crime Victims’ Rights Week is celebrated every year in April. This week is dedicated to recognizing the impact of crime on individuals, families, and communities and honor the dedication of those before us that established victim rights so that all victims have the rights and services they need to recover from crime.
The 2026 National Crime Victim’s Rights Week theme is LISTEN. ACT. ADVOCATE.
This theme serves as a powerful reminder that supporting victims takes more than awareness; it also takes action. Listening means creating safe, judgement-free spaces where survivors are heard and believed. Action means connecting victims to resources, providing compassionate, trauma-informed support, and removing barriers to service. Advocacy means standing up for victim’s rights and ensuring their voices are represented.
When we protect and support victims, we strengthen entire communities. Safety, justice, and healing are not individual concerns; they are collective responsibilities. By listening, acting, and advocating, we create communities where survivors are supported, rights are honored, and prevention becomes possible.
This National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, let us all commit ourselves to ensuring every victim is heard, every voice matters, and every community stands together in support of healing and justice for all.
If you or someone you know in our community may be in need of support after victimization, please do not hesitate to contact our Nottoway County Victim/Witness Program Director, Lauren Meekins.
(434)645-8268 ext: 138
[email protected]

04/18/2026

Sadly, nearly 12,000 people died in alcohol-impaired crashes in 2024.

Plan your safe, sober ride home:
🔴 Schedule a rideshare
🔴 Call a taxi
🔴 Have a sober friend drive you home

03/31/2026

Join Us for Nottoway County Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Second Operation Ceasefire Town Hall!

The Nottoway County Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office invites you to an Operation Ceasefire Town Hall on April 1, 2026, at 6:00 PM at the Crewe Public Library.

Come be part of an open community conversation about the criminal justice system, learn about resources available to crime victims in Nottoway County, and explore how we can work together to build a safer, stronger community.

Representatives from the Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office and the Crewe Police Department will be there to share insights and engage in meaningful dialogue with community members.

Your voice matters—don’t miss this opportunity to be heard and stay informed.

We look forward to seeing you there!

https://bit.ly/3P1SOFU

Below are the monthly and year-to-date data reports for the month of February for the Commonwealth's Attorney's Office. ...
03/11/2026

Below are the monthly and year-to-date data reports for the month of February for the Commonwealth's Attorney's Office. Case files are categorized based on the most serious charge in the file, which is defined as the charge with the highest statutory maximum punishment.

After reviewing the investigation conducted by the Virginia State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation to include bod...
02/20/2026

After reviewing the investigation conducted by the Virginia State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation to include body-worn camera footage, dash camera footage, interviews, written statements, the case summary report, laboratory reports, the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner’s report, and other documentation, the Nottoway County Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office has determined that no charges will be filed in connection with the officer-involved shooting death of Michael Woodson on August 16, 2025.

Join Us for Nottoway County’s First Operation Ceasefire Town Hall!The Nottoway County Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office i...
02/10/2026

Join Us for Nottoway County’s First Operation Ceasefire Town Hall!
The Nottoway County Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office is hosting our inaugural Operation Ceasefire Town Hall on February 19, 2026, at 5:30 PM at Spring Hill Baptist Church in Blackstone.

This event will feature an open community conversation about the criminal justice system, resources available to crime victims in Nottoway County, and ways we can work together to build a safer community.

Representatives from the Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office and the Blackstone Police Department will share insights about their departments and participate in a meaningful dialogue with attendees.

We hope to see you there!

02/07/2026

On January 30, 2026, A Nottoway County jury found Candice Love guilty of one count of animal cruelty. On February 6, 2026 Judge Lupold sentenced Love to 12 months incarceration, with 4 months suspended, and imposed a five-year prohibition on possessing domestic animals – the maximum allowable under Virginia law for this offense.

On January 17, 2025 a citizen reported a deceased dog on Love’s property. Nottoway County animal control officers responded, examined the conditions of the property, spoke with Love, and collected the dog’s remains for examination. The subsequent examination determined that, although the dog had food in its stomach at the time of death, it suffered from severe malnutrition and dehydration. The exam results were consistent with severe and chronic emaciation, which an expert testified was consistent with a prolonged period of starvation. During the investigation and at trial, Love stated that she had picked up the dog earlier that month due to concerns about its condition. However, she did not seek veterinary treatment and instead kept the dog tethered outdoors without adequate shelter during cold January temperatures.

The Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office expresses its appreciation to the Nottoway County animal control officers for their thorough work and attention throughout this case. As a reminder, under Virginia law, dogs may not be tethered outside when the temperature is 32 °F or lower or 85 °F or higher.

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