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Join our Commitment to Excellence!There are numerous opportunities here at the Stafford County Sheriff’s Office. This we...
03/11/2024

Join our Commitment to Excellence!
There are numerous opportunities here at the Stafford County Sheriff’s Office. This week, we are looking for motivated and dedicated individuals to become a Deputy Sheriff. To view the entire job description, a list of employment benefits, and to apply, visit our website at StaffordSheriff.com/join
Unsure if this or another job would be perfect for you? Contact our recruiter today at [email protected]

Bovine Intervention Two highland cows are safely home thanks to friendly neighbors, GPS collars and some bovine interven...
03/11/2024

Bovine Intervention

Two highland cows are safely home thanks to friendly neighbors, GPS collars and some bovine intervention.

Sergeant A.J. McCall responded to Joshua Road this morning for two cows in the roadway. Thanks to GPS collars, the owners arrived ahead of the deputy. These adorable cows we are affectionately calling Kim Cowdashian and Leonardo DiCowprio were safely escorted back home!

Hit and Run InvestigationThe Stafford County Sheriff’s Office is asking for assistance in locating the suspect in a seri...
03/11/2024

Hit and Run Investigation

The Stafford County Sheriff’s Office is asking for assistance in locating the suspect in a serious hit and run accident in North Stafford Friday night.

On November 1st at 10:14 p.m. deputies responded to the intersection of Mine Road and Greenspring Drive for a report of pedestrians struck. They arrived to find two injured pedestrians being cared for by witnesses.

The initial investigation revealed two adult males were pushing a shopping cart and were struck by a speeding black sedan. Evidence collected at the scene indicated the suspect vehicle may be a black Volkswagen Jetta GLI. The vehicle should have extensive front and passenger side damage, including a broken passenger side window. A stock photo of a similar vehicle is attached. The roadway was closed for several hours for accident reconstruction.

One pedestrian was ground transported to a local hospital for treatment of serious injuries. The other pedestrian was flown by helicopter for treatment of life-threatening injuries. At last report, both patients were stable and expected to recover. Excellent work by the bystanders and our partners at Stafford County Fire and Rescue to provide life-saving care.

The Stafford County Sheriff’s Office would like to thank the witnesses who remained on scene and provided first aid. Any witnesses who have not spoken with law enforcement are asked to call Deputy S.C. Martin at 540-658-4400. We believe the suspect fled onto eastbound Garrisonville Road and ask anyone with dash cam footage at that time to contact our office.

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Coffee with a Cop:This months Coffee with a Cop event will take place on November 20th at Black Rifle Coffee Company. Th...
02/11/2024

Coffee with a Cop:
This months Coffee with a Cop event will take place on November 20th at Black Rifle Coffee Company. This will start at 9:00 a.m. We hope to see you there.

Final Update:   The roadway is now open.  Evidence recovered at the scene indicates the suspect vehicle is a 2024 Volksw...
02/11/2024

Final Update: The roadway is now open. Evidence recovered at the scene indicates the suspect vehicle is a 2024 Volkswagen GLI and should have front and passenger side damage to include a broken passenger side window. Anyone with information can contact Deputy Martin at 540-658-4400.

Update: This hit and run occurred at 10:14 p.m. and we ask anyone who witnessed the incident or has information to contact Sgt. Ron Jones at 540-658-4400. The suspect vehicle is described as a black or blue sedan with extensive front end damage and possibly a broken windshield. The suspect vehicle fled onto Garrisonville Road after striking two pedestrians.

One pedestrian was flown from the scene with life-threatening injuries and the other pedestrian was transported by ambulance with serious injuries.

Traffic Alert: Deputies are on scene of a serious hit and run accident at the intersection of Mine Road and Greenspring Drive. Mine Road will be closed in both directions for an extended time, so please use an alternate route.

We are working to get a suspect vehicle description which will be provided in an update.

UPDATE:The road is open. Traffic Alert:Northbound Mine Road is currently closed in the area of Northhampton Boulevard du...
01/11/2024

UPDATE:
The road is open.

Traffic Alert:
Northbound Mine Road is currently closed in the area of Northhampton Boulevard due to an auto accident.

Our Daily Incident Report for 11/1/2024:ASSAULTColonial Forge High School, 550 Courthouse Road, 10/31, 2:05 p.m. Deputy ...
01/11/2024

Our Daily Incident Report for 11/1/2024:

ASSAULT
Colonial Forge High School, 550 Courthouse Road, 10/31, 2:05 p.m. Deputy G.M. Lum was conducting his SRO duties when he was informed of a fight. While waiting for the bus a student was assaulted by two other students. The two primary aggressors both received a criminal complaint for assault and battery.

North Stafford High School, 839 Garrisonville Road, 10/31, 2:49 p.m. Deputy R.L. Allen was conducting his SRO duties when he was informed of an assault. It was discovered a student punched another while walking in the hallway. A criminal complaint for assault and battery was filed.

Apricot Street, 10/31, 9:17 p.m. Deputy J.J. Holetzky was in the area when he was approached by a female. The female advised her juvenile son was assaulted by a large group of unknown males. Video of the assault was obtained and the investigation is ongoing.

DUI
Area of Richmond Highway and Jason Lane, 10/31, 1:00 a.m. Deputy R. Tully was traveling Northbound when he observed a SUV ahead of him swerving and traveling 65 MPH in a 45 MPH zone. Deputy Tully conducted a traffic stop and made contact with the driver. When asked for a reason for his speed, the driver advised “no reason.” There was apparently no reason for his swerving as well, despite admitting to having “a few Jack and Cokes.” The driver would also have a revoked license from a previous DUI last year. The driver was charged with driving under the influence second offense within five years, driving after forfeiture of his license, reckless driving, and the traffic lane violation. He would end up trick-or-treating in Rappahannock Regional Jail for he was held without bond.

Burger King, 740 Warrenton Road, 10/31, 9:10 p.m. Sergeant E.E. West responded to a drunk driver complaint. The caller advised a Toyota traveling on Warrenton Road was swerving and ran a red light. Sergeant West located the suspect vehicle in the drive thru line at Burger King. The driver was not having it her way for when she stumbled out of the vehicle, suspected drug paraphernalia fell out of the vehicle. After noticing signs of intoxication and conducting field sobriety tests, the driver was detained. She was charged with driving under the influence, possession of controlled substances, reckless driving, and failure to obey a traffic light. She was held at Rappahannock Regional Jail on a $2,000 secured bond.

FRAUD
Ficklen Road, 10/31, 6:20 p.m. Deputy K.P. Hall responded to a fraud. The victim advised he received a call from someone posing as a Navy Federal Credit Union employee. The fake employee advised there were fraudulent transactions to his account and in order to keep his money safe, he needed to transfer everything to a CashApp.

LARCENY
Pear Blossom Road, 10/31, 8:15 p.m. Deputy S. Waheed responded to a larceny. The juvenile victim advised his backpack, containing his wallet and phone, was taken by a large group of unknown males. After some searching, the victim’s property was located nearby; however, the victim’s phone had damages to it.

Tomorrow there is a Health Fair we will be participating in. This will be taking place starting at 10:00 a.m. at 300 Cha...
01/11/2024

Tomorrow there is a Health Fair we will be participating in. This will be taking place starting at 10:00 a.m. at 300 Chatham Heights Road.

Project Lifesaver Success:On October 31st at approximately 4:06 p.m. deputies received a report that a Project Lifesaver...
01/11/2024

Project Lifesaver Success:

On October 31st at approximately 4:06 p.m. deputies received a report that a Project Lifesaver client had gone missing. The client was in her 60’s and had dementia. It was also discovered the client recently moved to the England Run Subdivision and was not familiar with the area.

Deputies quickly flooded the area to search for the client. In under five minutes of the original call, Deputy A.J. Charoenthep located the female at the intersection of Plantation Drive and Hastings Drive. After confirming she was safe and uninjured Deputy Charoenthep transported the female back to her family.

Amazing, and quick, work to all deputies involved. Project Lifesaver is a crucial program designed to locate those with cognitive disorders and are prone to wandering off. Those interested in signing a family member up for Project Lifesaver can visit our website at https://www.staffordsheriff.com/content/crime/Projectlifesaver.cfm for more information.

An absolutely beautiful morning to start this November off here in Stafford County.
01/11/2024

An absolutely beautiful morning to start this November off here in Stafford County.

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Thank you Stafford Crossing Community Church for the delivery of snacks!  Church members delivered a box of goodies for ...
31/10/2024

Thank you Stafford Crossing Community Church for the delivery of snacks! Church members delivered a box of goodies for each of our patrol squads. B-3, one of our midnight squads, is pictured here.

Our Emergency Communication Officers wish everyone a happy and safe Halloween!
31/10/2024

Our Emergency Communication Officers wish everyone a happy and safe Halloween!

Happy Halloween!Enjoy our spooky Daily Incident Report for 10/31/2024:ALCOHOL OFFENSEAG Wright Middle School, 100 Wood D...
31/10/2024

Happy Halloween!
Enjoy our spooky Daily Incident Report for 10/31/2024:

ALCOHOL OFFENSE
AG Wright Middle School, 100 Wood Drive, 10/30, 12:54 p.m. Double, double toil and trouble, Deputy S.C. Hall responded to a student in trouble. It was discovered a student brought in an elixir stronger than witches brew. The alcohol was seized and a criminal complaint for possession of alcohol on school grounds was submitted. Luckily, the student wasn’t ex-spelled.

ASSAULT
Maple Drive, 10/30, 8:17 p.m. Deputy S. Waheed responded to a monstrous offense. A witness heard a commotion outside, but it was not trick-or-treaters. He would observe a female being assaulted by a male. Contact was made with the victim and the suspect was identified. A warrant for assault and battery was submitted.

HIT AND RUN
Area of Butler Road and Cambridge Street, 10/30, 8:11 a.m. Deputy R.A. Weatherholtz responded to a spooky situation. The victim was traveling in the area when another vehicle merged into them. The suspect vehicle would quickly vanish like a ghost.

Area of Courthouse Road and Austin Ridge Drive, 10/30, 8:28 a.m. Deputy A.E. Epps responded to a grave problem. The victim was traveling in the area when another vehicle merged into them. The suspect vehicle would then take the Highway to Hell, also known as I-95. This mystery machine was described as a silver Toyota Tacoma.

LARCENY
Franklin Street, 10/30, 10:37 a.m. Deputy F.C. O’Neill responded to a nightmare on Franklin Street. The victim was squashed to discover his Cash App card was stolen. The unknown boogeyman would then fraudulently use the card at nearby wicked businesses.

Target, 1090 Stafford Market Place, 10/30, 11:58 a.m. We’re sure you’re dead tired reading larcenies at Stafford Market Place, but we’re bringing one more back from the grave. Deputy C.D. Sullivan made contact with staff who stopped a female suspect stealing over $180 worth of items. It was discovered this dead-icated suspect had shoplifted from the business on two other occasions. The suspect, feeling a bit rotten, was charged with three counts of larceny. She was released by the magistrate on personal recognizance.

Animals with tricks and as sweet as treats. Make this Halloween even more exciting by adopting a new family member.
31/10/2024

Animals with tricks and as sweet as treats. Make this Halloween even more exciting by adopting a new family member.

🎃👻 Happy Halloween from Stafford County Animal Shelter! 👻🎃

Looking for a new best friend to add a little extra joy (and maybe some spooky fun!) to your life? We’re open today from 11 AM to 5 PM for adoptions! Check out the adorable faces below—all waiting for their forever homes. 🧡🐾 Come by and make this Halloween unforgettable by adopting a new family member!

Congratulations!We are pleased to announce the promotion of Senior Deputy A.W. Sypolt to the position of Sergeant in Fie...
31/10/2024

Congratulations!
We are pleased to announce the promotion of Senior Deputy A.W. Sypolt to the position of Sergeant in Field Operations. This promotion takes effect today. Congratulations on your well-earned promotion Sergeant Sypolt.

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Tonight, ghosts and princesses alike will be out and about. Have these tips in mind to ensure all Stafford residents are...
31/10/2024

Tonight, ghosts and princesses alike will be out and about. Have these tips in mind to ensure all Stafford residents are safe.
We hope everyone has a fun and safe Halloween.

UPDATE:All lanes are now open.Update:Only one lane of Kellogg Mill is currently open. Traffic Alert:Kellogg Mill Rd. is ...
31/10/2024

UPDATE:
All lanes are now open.

Update:
Only one lane of Kellogg Mill is currently open.

Traffic Alert:

Kellogg Mill Rd. is shutdown in the area of Woodcutters Rd. due to an auto accident. There were no children on the school bus and no injuries are being reported.

Cadillac Carrying Controlled Substances:Two wanted individuals and controlled substances were taken off the street yeste...
30/10/2024

Cadillac Carrying Controlled Substances:

Two wanted individuals and controlled substances were taken off the street yesterday due to a traffic stop and K-9 Mija.

On October 29th at approximately 12:37 p.m. Deputy R.A. Weatherholtz was in the area of Plantation Drive when he observed a Cadillac with improper registration. He would conduct a traffic stop on Lichfield Boulevard and make contact with the three occupants. Before doing so, Deputy Weatherholtz would observe the rear passenger making movements consistent with hiding something.

While conversing with the driver, identified as Dane Wisdom, 40, of Stafford, Deputy Weatherholtz would recognize the rear passenger from prior incidents. The rear passenger was Deklyn Atkins, 21, of Ruther Glen. Atkins was wanted out of Caroline County for a court violation. When additional deputies arrived, she was taken into custody without incident. The front passenger was identified as Jasmine Calhoun, 25, of King George. Calhoun was wanted out of the city of Fredericksburg for grand larceny and was also taken into custody without incident.

Deputy F.A. Martinez responded to the traffic stop with his K-9 partner, Mija, who is trained in detecting narcotics. Mija would positively alert on the vehicle, giving deputies probable cause to search it. During the search, a box of Girl Scout cookies was located where Atkins was sitting; however, the box had something more addictive than Thin Mints. Within Wisdom’s backpack were numerous narcotic items. Additional suspected controlled substances were located in the center console and within Wisdom’s sock. No items of evidentiary value were located in Calhoun’s area.

Wisdom was charged with two counts of possession of controlled substances and held at Rappahannock Regional Jail without bond. Atkins was charged with possession of controlled substances, served on her outstanding warrant and was held at Rappahannock Regional Jail without bond. Calhoun was served on her outstanding warrant and was held at Rappahannock Regional Jail on a $2,500 secured bond.

Great work to deputies for not only locating wanted individuals, but seizing dangerous narcotics.

Our Daily Incident Report for 10/30/2024:DISTURBANCEWestminster Lane, 10/29, 6:30 p.m. Deputy B.E. Vaughn responded to a...
30/10/2024

Our Daily Incident Report for 10/30/2024:

DISTURBANCE
Westminster Lane, 10/29, 6:30 p.m. Deputy B.E. Vaughn responded to a disturbance. There was a large group of people involved in a verbal argument. It was discovered a resident yelled at a driver to slow down. In response, the driver got out of his vehicle, started a verbal argument, attempted to instigate a fight, and used abusive language towards another resident. The driver was not only lectured on his driving behavior, but charged with disorderly conduct and using abusive language. He was released by the magistrate on personal recognizance.

DUI
Stefaniga Road, 10/29, 7:08 p.m. Deputy J.W. Ahern responded to an auto accident. While en route, it was advised one of the drivers could be heard by dispatch stating he was going to “get locked up.” Deputy Ahern made contact with all parties involved, including the at fault driver. The driver had signs of intoxication, including the strong odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from his breath. He was charged with driving under the influence with a blood alcohol content greater than .2. He was held at Rappahannock Regional Jail on a $2,500 secured bond.

LARCENY
Walmart, 125 Washington Square Plaza, 10/29, 11:38 a.m. Deputy D.R. Ludolph responded to a possible child abduction. The caller advised they feared a male and female were hiding a child in a tote. That was discovered to not be the case, but the tote was in fact filled with unpaid meat. Deputies with the Spotsylvania County Sheriff’s Office located the suspect vehicle in their jurisdiction and detained the pair. Deputy Ludolph made contact with the suspect and discovered the stolen Walmart food, as well as, stolen items from Giant, located at 35 Town and Country Drive. The male suspect was also wanted out of Stafford County for larceny. Both were charged with two counts of larceny. The female was released by the magistrate on personal recognizance while the male was additionally served on his outstanding warrant and held at Rappahannock Regional Jail without bond.

PUBLIC INTOXICATION
Truslow Road, 10/29, 8:22 p.m. Deputy J.A. Martin responded to a disturbance. The caller advised a male was walking in the middle of the street, refusing to move out of the way of vehicles. Deputies made contact with the suspect and discovered he was intoxicated. The male would provide a false identity, which was quickly uncovered. He was charged with public intoxication and providing a false identity to law enforcement. He was released by the magistrate on personal recognizance.

WARRANT SERVED
Amazon, 220 Centreport Parkway, 10/29, 6:35 p.m. Deputy C.M. Sterne responded to an auto accident. While dealing with that, he discovered one of the drivers was wanted out of Texas on a felony offense with full extradition. The suspect was detained and charged with fugitive from justice. He was held at Rappahannock Regional Jail without bond pending extradition.

Coffee with a Cop:Today was our Coffee with a Cop event. Thank you to everyone who attended. We look forward to our next...
30/10/2024

Coffee with a Cop:
Today was our Coffee with a Cop event. Thank you to everyone who attended. We look forward to our next event, which is November 20th. Mark your calendars before you forget.

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Incident Alert:Deputies responded to a suspicious person with a weapon report in the Stonebridge at Widewater Subdivisio...
29/10/2024

Incident Alert:

Deputies responded to a suspicious person with a weapon report in the Stonebridge at Widewater Subdivision. Out of an abundance of caution, Widewater Elementary and Shirley Heim Middle School were briefly locked down until deputies could make contact with the individual. Deputies were quickly on scene and located the individual, who was hunting. There is no danger to the community and the schools have been reopened.

Walk Away DUI Driver:Walking away from a traffic stop does not get you out of trouble. A 41-year-old Stafford man discov...
29/10/2024

Walk Away DUI Driver:

Walking away from a traffic stop does not get you out of trouble. A 41-year-old Stafford man discovered this at a local 7-Eleven last night.

On October 28th at approximately 10:13 p.m. Deputy K.W. Suter was in the area of Richmond Highway and Kings Crest Drive conducting speed enforcement. While doing so, he would observe a Ford traveling nearly double the speed limit. Deputy Suter would activate his emergency equipment and conduct a traffic stop.

The Ford would pull into the 7-Eleven parking lot and, without being prompted, the driver would exit the vehicle and head towards the business. The driver’s Slurpee needed to wait, for they were in the middle of a traffic stop. Deputy Suter advised the driver to stop, but the driver would not comply. Due to him not complying, Deputy Suter would attempt to detain him. The driver would resist and continued to disobey commands. After some back and forth, the driver was eventually detained with the assistance of additional deputies.

The driver had signs of intoxication, an open container of tequila, and a Sprite bottle definitely not filled with Sprite. The driver was charged with driving under the influence with a blood alcohol content between .15 and .2, drinking while driving, and obstruction of justice. He was held at Rappahannock Regional Jail without bond.

Hospital Center Hate Crime:A 34-year-old wanted Fredericksburg man was located and arrested after causing several distur...
29/10/2024

Hospital Center Hate Crime:

A 34-year-old wanted Fredericksburg man was located and arrested after causing several disturbances at a local hospital.

On October 27th at approximately 8:43 p.m. Deputy W.E. Trainor responded to Stafford Hospital, located at 101 Hospital Center Boulevard, for a disturbance. It was advised a staff member was assaulted by a patient.

Deputy Trainor made contact with all parties involved to discover what occurred. It was discovered Daniel Castillo was inside the hospital causing several disturbances. Due to this, security was assigned to keep an eye on him. This would only escalate the disturbances, for Castillo would make threats towards the security officer, assault him, and use racial statements. Castillo would also have an active warrant out of Prince William County for a failure to appear offense.

Castillo was charged with assault related to a hate crime and disorderly conduct at a hospital. He was additionally served on his outstanding warrant. Castillo was held at Rappahannock Regional Jail without bond.

Today is National Cat Day! Because of that, please enjoy our pur-fect Daily Incident Report for 10/29/2024:ASSAULTJay’s ...
29/10/2024

Today is National Cat Day!
Because of that, please enjoy our pur-fect Daily Incident Report for 10/29/2024:

ASSAULT
Jay’s Sports Bar, 2866 Richmond Highway, 10/27, 2:08 a.m. Deputy R.T. Philippsen responded to an assault. The suspect got a cat-itude with the victim after seeing him with another feline. In response, the suspect brought the claws out and assaulted the victim, breaking his glasses in the process. She was charged with assault and battery, as well as, destruction of property. The suspect was released by the magistrate on pur-sonal recognizance.

DUI
Area of Richmond Highway and Cranes Corner Road, 10/27, 2:06 a.m. Deputy M.A. Holub was traveling Northbound on Richmond Highway when the Honda next to him drifted towards him, nearly striking him. Fur-tunately, a near cat-astrophe was avoided. Deputy Holub began observing the vehicle as it traveled 11 MPH in a 45 MPH zone and conducted a traffic stop. The driver wasn’t hiss-terical, but advised he was “tired.” Deputy Holub figured the fur real reason for his driving behavior was because of alcohol, considering the driver had signs of intoxication and admitted to litter-ally having “about two beers.” The driver was charged with driving under the influence, the traffic lane violation, and impeding traffic. He was held at Rappahannock Regional Jail until sober.

Jay’s Sports Bar, 2866 Richmond Highway, 10/27, 2:46 a.m. Deputy J.J. Holetzky was on scene for a different less than claw-some incident when he observed a vehicle quickly park. The driver, dressed as a cat’s best friend, a witch, jumped out of the driver’s seat only to pounce into some bushes. It was discovered the driver was marking her territory for she had to go to the bathroom right meow. The witchy driver had signs of intoxication and admitted to consuming alcohol at a party. She was charged with driving under the influence and held at Rappahannock Regional Jail until sober.

Forest Lane Road, 10/27, 9:09 p.m. Deputy C.D. Quebedeaux was in the area attempting to cat-ch a suspect who disa-pur-ed during a previous incident. Deputy Quebedeaux would observe the suspect vehicle traveling at a high rate of speed and using his cat-like reflexes, conducted a traffic stop. The suspect had signs of intoxication, but advised she was pur-fectly good to drive. After conducting field sobriety tests, deputies did not think that was paw-sible. The suspect was charged with driving under the influence and served on her outstanding warrants. She was held at Rappahannock Regional Jail on a $2,000 secured bond.

LARCENY
Jin’s Garden Chinese Restaurant, 263 Garrisonville Road, 10/27, 2:49 p.m. Deputy J.J. Holetzky responded to an a-paw-ling crime. Staff advised a male wasn’t there for shrimp tem-pur-a, but instead their tip jar. The cat burglar left in a pickup truck that helped Deputy Holetzky identify the suspect. The game of cat and mouse ended when Deputy Holetzky located the suspect later into his shift. During a search incident to arrest, the suspect was found to be in possession of something stronger than catnip. He was charged with larceny and possession of a controlled substance. The suspect would have time for a cat nap considering he was held at Rappahannock Regional Jail without bond.

Walmart, 11 Village Parkway, 10/28, 1:22 p.m. We’re not kitten around when we tell you there was another larceny report. Staff advised a male ran out of the store faster than a cat after seeing the vacuum with approximately $300 worth of items. The suspect was accompanied by a feline suspect and Deputy D.J. Ferrell is investigating.

7-Eleven, 201 Garrisonville Road, 10/28, 3:54 p.m. Deputy R.W. Stamm responded to a larceny. Staff advised one moew-ment their phone and credit cards were there, the next, they were whiskered away by an unknown male. It was discovered later on the cards were fraudulently used.

PUBLIC INTOXICATION
Area of Richmond Highway and Washington Drive, 10/27, 9:12 p.m. Sergeant M.L. Jacobeen responded to an intoxicated person call. The caller advised a male was stumbling around near traffic, much like Tom after getting hit over the head with a frying pan by Jerry. Sergeant Jacobeen located the suspect in the middle of the road with signs of intoxication. While the suspect advised he paw-fered to walk home, un-fur-tunately that would not be a safe option. He was charged with public intoxication and held at Rappahannock Regional Jail until sober.

Happening Tomorrow!Tomorrow is our Coffee with a Cop Event. We will be at The Grounds Coffeehouse starting at 9:00 a.m. ...
29/10/2024

Happening Tomorrow!
Tomorrow is our Coffee with a Cop Event. We will be at The Grounds Coffeehouse starting at 9:00 a.m. We hope to see you there.

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