02/14/2020
Happy Valentine's Day, Virginia Beach! We love you. ❤️
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Under the leadership of Sheriff Ken Stolle, the 500+ appointees of the Virginia Beach Sheriff's Office work for the public safety and betterment of Virginia Beach by operating the Correctional Center, providing Courthouse security, serving civil paperwork and volunteering in the community. We accomplish our mission through our core values: commitment, integrity, compassion and professionalism. The purpose of this page is to engage and share information with the public. We welcome feedback, but reserve the right to remove any posts or comments that are inappropriate, including but not limited to: • Profanity; • Explicit material; • Hate speech; • Threatening or libelous material; • Promotion of criminal activity; • Off-topic dialogue; • Copyright or intellectual property violations; • And anything that may compromise public safety. Follow us on Twitter at @VBSO, Instagram at @vbsheriffsoffice and LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/company/2506071. Find employment information at vbso.net/employmentforms. Grievances and complaints should be filed with our Professional Standards Office at [email protected].
Mission: Our mission is to provide for the public safety of the citizens of Virginia Beach through the efficient and professional operations of the Sheriff's Office, as provided for in the Constitution and the Code of Virginia.
02/13/2020
Congratulations to Master Deputy Chara Scott on receiving the Law and Order Award from the American Legion Princess Anne Post 113! Master Deputy Scott is an exemplary member of the Virginia Beach Sheriff’s Office who demonstrates her commitment to helping others in both her professional and personal life.
In her 8.5 years with the Sheriff’s Office, Master Deputy Scott has served in Correctional Operations and Intake, all while earning her master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling from Regent University (with honors!). She is certified in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and provides free therapy sessions to members of law enforcement. She serves on our peer support team and led the debriefing for deputies who responded to the mass shooting at the Municipal Center on May 31. She has also volunteered with the Tidewater Critical Incident Stress Management Team since 2017, logging more than 200 hours, and co-founded the Badges and Babies support group for mothers who are first responders. The group hosts monthly in-person meetings and online meetings to address the unique challenges faced by police, firefighter, medic and dispatch moms.
As her supervisor wrote:
“Her desire and compassion for others is the most valuable trait a law enforcement officer can possess and she is the epitome of how those characteristics improve and save the lives of others. … Although, she has not pulled someone from a burning building or jumped into [a] pool to save a drowning victim, her dedication and work to the mental wellbeing of her fellow law enforcement officers makes her a life saver.”
02/12/2020
We are incredibly sad to learn of the death of Max Everton, a Special Olympian, torch runner and consummate law enforcement supporter. Thank you for brightening all of our lives and making our community a more inclusive place for everyone, Max. You will be missed.
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Special Olympics Virginia athlete Max Everton.
Max will always be remembered for his incredible spirit, energy and enthusiasm for the VA Torch Run. Max’s Torch Run history began 25+ years ago and he could always be seen on the leg from Virginia Beach to Richmond, running with the officers or cheering them on.
In 2001, Max was selected as one of ten Special Olympics athletes to join the first unified Final Leg to the World Winter Games in Alaska. It was during this final leg that he first proclaimed - “I am a Torch Runner!” This mantra became the rallying cry of the Virginia Torch Run.
Max was a Virginia Beach Citizens Police Academy graduate and assisted SOVA in spreading the word about inclusion to law enforcement agencies all over the Commonwealth, the region and Internationally. A trail blazer for SO athletes, and all with intellectual disabilities, Max demonstrated to all the power of inclusion by focusing on his abilities and showing the world what is possible if we choose to include.
One of his highest honors was carrying the Flame Of Hope into the Opening Ceremony of the 2004 International Torch Run Conference in his home state of Virginia. He has also presented the Torch at many SOVA events with pride.
Max was the 2000 Special Olympics Virginia Athlete of the year, he was in ducted into the Virginia Torch Run Hall of Fame in 2007 and awarded the Law Enforcement Torch Run International Executive Council Athlete Award in 2013. During his acceptance speech at the international conference he again exclaimed “I am a Torch Runner!”
Max was, and his spirit will remain, a VA LETR Torch Runner.
Donations to the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics Virginia can be made in Max's honor here:
https://impact.specialolympicsva.org/MaxEverton
02/10/2020
Virginia Beach Sheriff's Office's cover photo
02/10/2020
We took the plunge Saturday for Special Olympics Virginia (and it was FREEZING COLD in that water)! Team VBSO raised $7,464 thanks to generous donations from the community and our staff (including our No Shave November fundraiser) toward $1.35 million raised by the Polar Plunge to support our Special Olympics athletes! Thank you to everyone who helped make this another successful year. 🥶
02/08/2020
This weekend is your LAST CHANCE to see artwork such as this 👇 at the Beyond the Block inmate art exhibition at The Chrysler Museum of Art and Virginia MOCA! The exhibition, which features artwork made by inmates in jails throughout the region, ends tomorrow! 🎨
02/06/2020
Saturday is the Polar Plunge for Special Olympics Virginia! Join us at the beautiful Virginia Beach Oceanfront to have some fun in support of a fantastic cause (the plunge goes down at 2 p.m.). You can still join the plunge or donate to our team here: https://impact.specialolympicsva.org/team/270029. 🌊 🥶
02/05/2020
With January having come to a close, we’re proud to announce that our No Shave January fundraiser raised $2,850 for Law Enforcement United-Virginia Division! Since November, our deputies and civilians donated $9,476 to charity through our No Shave fundraisers.
In addition, we’re excited to share that the beards are here to stay and are now permitted under our grooming standards! So if you love having a beard (or have always wanted to grow one) and are interested in a career in public safety, consider applying with us! https://www.vbso.net/sworn-positions
02/04/2020
WAVY TV 10
“The message is: Don’t mail contraband into the jail, because we will prosecute.”
“It amazes me the ingenuity with inmates, or how they come up with ideas on how to get things into a facility,” Lt. Lois Thomson said.
02/04/2020
Virginia Beach Sheriff's Office
01/31/2020
Remember that effective tomorrow, Saturday, Feb. 1, the Property Window for retrieving inmate property will be relocated to the Visitation Lobby located at 2425 Nimmo Parkway (via the existing Accounting/Weekender window). In addition, an appointment will be required to retrieve property by calling 757-385-1050. This change will be in effect for several weeks in order to facilitate renovations to our Property room. No one will be denied access to property, we will just need advanced notice to ensure we can retrieve the requested items in a timely manner. We appreciate your patience and understanding during this process.
The new location is pictured below (and is around the corner from the former Property Window) 👇
01/30/2020
Virginia Beach Sheriff's Office
01/30/2020
During the past week, we have joined the Hampton Roads community in mourning the losses of Newport News Police Department Officer Katherine “Katie” Thyne, who died in the line of duty following a traffic stop last Thursday, and Virginia Peninsula Regional Jail Major Angelanette Moore, who died of a heart attack while on duty, also last Thursday. Our hearts are broken for all who loved them and our community is a lesser place for their absence. We are grateful for their sacrifices and their service, which made our community a better, safer place for all of us. We know they will never be forgotten and we will continue to drape our badges in their honor until each of them is laid to rest. We have the watch from here.
01/29/2020
This week we have received several reports of individuals contacting people in the community claiming to be members of the Virginia Beach Sheriff's Office. The caller says they are calling about a "legal matter" or "legal issue" and that the person must call a different number to obtain more information. These calls did not come from the Virginia Beach Sheriff's Office and the number (which ends in 8722) is not affiliated with our office.
We suspect this is a new version of a longstanding scam and we encourage anyone who receives a phone call like this to hang up (and DO NOT give the caller money). As a reminder, the Virginia Beach Sheriff's Office will never demand payment over the phone for any reason. In the past, the scammers claimed the person needed to pay a fine to avoid being arrested for an outstanding warrant or missed jury duty.
If you need to contact our office, the correct number is 757-385-4555.
01/23/2020
Effective Feb. 1, the Property window for retrieving inmate property will be relocated to the Visitation Lobby located at 2425 Nimmo Parkway (via the existing Accounting/Weekender window). In addition, an appointment will be required to retrieve property by calling 757-385-1050. This change will be in effect for several weeks in order to facilitate renovations to our Property room. No one will be denied access to property, we will just need advanced notice to ensure we can retrieve the requested items in a timely manner. We appreciate your patience and understanding during this process.
01/20/2020
Councilman Michael Berlucchi
"Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter."
On this Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, and everyday, let us honor his life and legacy by working together to address all things that matter.
01/18/2020
Great, job, everyone! Glad to see some of our VBSO volunteers pitching in for this great program.
A beautiful morning to protect our environment. It was a privilege to meet the team of volunteers at Chichos Pizza Oceanfront who collected over 2500 Christmas trees for the Outer Banks erosion project. 🎄
01/16/2020
Today we’re sharing a Throwback Thursday photo from November at W.T. Cooke Elementary School! We’ve partnered with the school this year to provide mentors for English and math and have had so much fun getting to know the students. Check out all those smiling faces!
01/15/2020
Mental health is one of the biggest issues we face as a community and here at the Virginia Beach Sheriff's Office. If you have a loved one living with a mental illness, the Virginia Beach City Government's Department of Human Services is offering free Help Me Understand! seminars to help:
01/09/2020
Happy Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, especially to our brothers and sisters at the Virginia Beach Police Department! Like or comment if you appreciate our law enforcement heroes!
01/08/2020
The Virginian-Pilot
Great job to our friends at the Virginia Beach Police Department! We're proud to support this program through our Community Outreach Division. For information on how to sign up, click here: https://www.vbgov.com/government/departments/police/opsdiv/Pages/proj-lifesaver.aspx.
Rescuers face many challenges in tracking down people with Alzheimer’s and other conditions.
Founded in 1999 in Chesapeake, Project Lifesaver helps caregivers, EMS workers and police to “quickly locate individuals with cognitive disorders.
01/07/2020
Scam alert!
IMPORTANT UPDATE 1/8: We have been advised that in this particular case, the letter delivered to the citizen was legitimate related to maintenance contracted with their property management company. If you receive a letter requesting access to your property, we encourage you to verify the work with your property management company.
Scam Alert - A letter was delivered to residents claiming that a third party company will need access to their homes for water meter maintenance. The letter asks residents to leave their doors unlocked, deactivate their alarm systems, and crate their pets.
Virginia Beach Public Utilities urges residents to exercise caution. Water meters are located on the exterior of properties in Virginia Beach and the City will never request to enter a residence to perform maintenance on a meter.
Residents should report suspicious individuals to the Virginia Beach Police at 757-385-5000.
01/06/2020
Thank you to W.T. CookeElementary for inviting us on Friday to help kick off Reading and Kindness Month! We had a great time reading to and interacting with the students. What better way to start the year than by focusing on literacy and kindness?
01/03/2020
You've got just a few days left to see the Beyond the Block inmate art exhibition at the Peninsula Fine Arts Center (Pfac)! The exhibition, which features artwork by inmates from jails throughout Hampton Roads, closes on Sunday. Regular admission is just $7.50 (and there are discounted admission rates available as well).
Beyond the Block will remain on display at The Chrysler Museum of Art and Virginia MOCA through Feb. 9.
So if you're looking for something to do this weekend, come check it out!
Beyond the Block is here! For the final day of our countdown, we have “Keep it in Perspective’ by Stephen Tew. He made it using a jail-safe pen, a legal pad (for a ruler) and powdered milk (for paste). He said he was inspired by leaving jail, which is one of the goals of this exhibition (to help inmates focus on life outside). The Beyond the Block inmate art exhibition opened TODAY at The Chrysler Museum of Art, Virginia MOCA and Fine Art Services / Fine Art Findings. It features artwork by inmates at the Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Chesapeake, Hampton, Newport News, Hampton Roads Regional and Western Tidewater Regional jails. We hope you will check it out and be just as inspired as we’ve been!
To see the rest of the countdown, follow us on Instagram at @vbsheriffsoffice (https://www.instagram.com/vbsheriffsoffice/).
01/01/2020
Happy New Year, everyone!
12/31/2019
As we say goodbye to 2019, we would like to thank all the heroes out there, especially our public safety heroes who protect our communities, save lives and inspire us today and every day.
This year, searches for both superheroes and everyday heroes soared. Explore the trends behind the heroic moments of 2019 → g.co/yearinsearch #YearinSearch
12/31/2019
Reminder that the Virginia Beach Courthouse is CLOSED today and tomorrow. Please celebrate responsibly (don't drink and drive!) and have a safe and happy New Year! AAA is offering FREE rides home for those who need them:
Need a ride on New Year's Eve? AAA's Safe Ride Home is available in select areas. For more information visit: http://bit.ly/35ZkQq7 Drive safely!
12/30/2019
As December comes to a close, we would like to share the results of our “No Shave” fundraisers for November and a December (you may have seen this in our story on Friday). Deputies who donated $20 in November and $25 in December were allowed to skip shaving for the month, raising $3,290 for Special Olympics Virginia in November and $3,336 for Cure SMA in December (December also included ponytails for women)! We are extending the fundraiser through January and will announce those results (and the charity) at the end of the month. To see more of our “No Shave November” photos, follow us on Instagram at @vbsheriffsoffice (instagram.com/vbsheriffsoffice) and check out the archived story at the top of the page.
12/27/2019
City of Virginia Beach Waste Management Division
City of Virginia Beach Waste Management Division
Looking to make an extra impact with your Christmas tree? Check out this wonderful program from Chichos Pizza Oceanfront
Your tree can have a second life or greater purpose in the Outer Banks by acting as a natural sand fence while helping to build up sand dunes. The wood and branches help with erosion control, and the nutrients are beneficial for the beach grass.
Location drop offs, date and times:
Chicho’s Oceanfront: Dec 26th - Jan 16th 9am-9pm
Chicho’s Strawbridge: Sat Jan 4th 10am-1pm
Chicho’s Shore Drive: Sat Jan 4th 10am-1pm
Chicho’s Hickory: Sun January 5th 9am-1pm
Chicho’s Greenbrier: Sunday January 5th 9am-1pm
Haygood Skating Center: Sunday Jan 5th 10am-5pm
12/25/2019
Thank you for spending part of your Christmas with us, Councilman Michael Berlucchi!
Merry Christmas morning!🎄 Thanks to Sheriff Ken Stolle and the team at the Virginia Beach Sheriff's Office for inviting me to wish a Happy Holiday to the oncoming and offgoing shifts this morning - and to thank them for working today. A very special THANK YOU to all the public safety professionals work very hard and sacrifice time from their families and loved ones so that we may enjoy a safe community. #MerryChristmas #VBStrong
12/25/2019
Merry Christmas, everyone! Have a safe and happy holiday.
12/24/2019
Articles :: VBgov.com - City of Virginia Beach
Reminder of the City of Virginia Beach closures for this week, including the Virginia Beach Courthouse:
City of Virginia Beach Christmas & New Year’s Holiday ScheduleTuesday, December 17, 2019City offices and facilities will be operating under varied schedules during the upcoming holiday season. Most city of Virginia Beach offices and facilities will be closed Dec. 23, 24 and 25, 2019 and Jan. 1,...
12/22/2019
Happy Hanukkah from the Virginia Beach Sheriff’s Office!
12/20/2019
Holiday Safety
A few holiday safety tips from the National Safety Council to help you and your loved ones stay safe and healthy this season!:
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The VBSO and Sheriff Ken Stolle making our annual toy donation to WTKR News 3’s Holiday Helpers campaign to ensure homeless children in local shelters have a great Christmas!
It’s that time again! Time to Cover a Cruiser for Special Olympics Virginia! Come out to the Wawa at 5048 Ferrell Parkway tomorrow from 6:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. to make a donation and get your name (or the name of a loved one, business, organization, school or sports team) on our cruiser. Absolutely all of the money goes to support our amazing Special Olympics athletes! So come grab a cup of coffee, visit with us and support a great cause.
And they’re off! Good luck to the 400 cyclists and 150 support staff making the three-day, 250 mile trek to Washington this weekend to honor our fallen law enforcement officers and kick off National Police Week. Not only that, they’ll be raising money for charities, such as Concerns of Police Survivors (C.O.P.S.), that support the survivors of fallen law enforcement officers. Law Enforcement United is an all-volunteer nonprofit and has raised more than $5.5 million for those charities during the past 10 years. We’re proud to be part of this effort with the support of Sheriff Ken Stolle and will be cheering them on the whole way! Click here to donate: https://www.memberplanet.com/campaign/leunited/honorremembersupport_2019.
Our 45th Basic Academy recruits enjoyed a few friendly games of pickleball with Sheriff Ken Stolle and members of our command yesterday. The game has become a tradition for each academy before they graduate. It builds teamwork and bonding and gives the recruits some face time with VBSO leadership. It’s also a fun way to get their exercise for the day and to reward several months of hard work and training. We wish them the best of luck as they finish their training leading up to graduation April 25!
We just dropped off 10 bags of winter coats and pants at the Judeo Christian Outreach Center! The heavy-duty, water-resistant items can no longer be used by our deputies but are still in great shape. We hope they will help out some folks in need when the cold weather returns. All of the VBSO patches and insignia were removed prior to the items being donated.
We wish you all a merry Christmas, a happy holidays and a safe and prosperous New Year!
The VBSO live with WTKR News 3 making our annual toy donation to the Holiday Helpers program to ensure kids in local shelters have a great Christmas! All the money for the toys was raised by our deputies and civilians.
We’re at the Wawa working to Cover a Cruiser for Dancing with the Athletes, a fundraiser for Special Olympics Virginia that pairs law enforcement officers with Special Olympics athletes for a dance competition. Come out until 1:30 p.m. to show your support and make a donation! Dancing with the Athletes will be Dec. 13 at 6 p.m. at the Chesapeake Conference Center (hosted by our friends at the Chesapeake Sheriff's Office).
Remarks by Undersheriff Brian Struzzieri and Chief Deputy of Administration Rocky Holcomb at tonight’s opening reception for the Beyond the Block inmate art exhibition at The Chrysler Museum of Art. This all started with a conversation between Chief Deputy Holcomb and the Chrysler’s Community Engagement Manager Michael Berlucchi about the amazing artwork created by inmates - even without art supplies - and has grown into two exhibitions, with this year’s expanding to include the Norfolk and Hampton Roads Regional jails. This project has touched so many people and we’re incredibly proud of the impact it has had on the community and the inmate artists. As Chief Deputy Holcomb said: “I’ve seen too much talent wasted. ... So I’m happy for all the artists that are here, the families that are here, and I can promise you that in the law enforcement community, no matter what you hear on TV or no matter what you read, when your loved one’s incarcerated, their souls are not lost. We care. We’re there every day and we care. And we do what we can to make it a better place and rehabilitate folks to get them back into the community because that’s where we all live, work and play together." Beyond the Block will be on display through Jan. 13.
Today we were honored to have a very special surprise at our Employee Appreciation Picnic! The Norfolk Admirals presented Training Cpl. Guy Saucier with an Anchors of Our Community award for his 30+ years of public service. Congratulations to Cpl. Saucier and thank you to the Admirals for taking the time to recognize our public servants as they head into their 30th season!
VBSO goes live to Cover a Cruiser for Special Olympics Virginia! Come donate until 2 p.m. at Wawa at 5048 Ferrell Parkway.
VBSO lip sync challenge video OUTTAKES
Check out a few of the outtakes from the filming of our lip sync challenge video last week! This project was a first for most of us, and many of the deputies who participated had just finished working a 12-hour shift! We also wanted to give some love to our C Team deputies whose sweet moves had to be cut from the final product because the shot got messed up down the line. Thank you to everyone who made this video possible and to the community for the tremendous support you've shown us, Special Olympics Virginia and Law Enforcement United-Virginia Division! Video via YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7b3u3zNN4Nw.
Check out the video of Deputy Eric “Superman” Dickinson surprising his biggest fan - 4-year-old Lewis - and his schoolmates at The Goddard School today! He was accompanied by Sheriff Ken Stolle and members of our command. We arranged the special visit after Lewis’s mom reached out to tell us how much he loved seeing Deputy Dickinson (in his Superman T-shirt) in the Virginia Beach Police Department’s lip sync challenge video. Thanks for the support and for making this such a special day for us, Lewis!
Thank you to Salem Middle School’s Avid program for the great snacks they dropped off for our deputies and K9s as a thank you for our recent visit with students. As you can see, K9 Candy was very excited about her new treats!
Good luck to all the Law Enforcement United-Virginia Division riders who just left on their three-day, 250 mile trek to Washington, D.C.! They’re honoring our fallen law enforcement officers, including 143 killed in the line of duty in 2017 and 51 who have given their lives this year. LEU raises money for charities that support their survivors, giving more than $4.4 million since the first ride in 2009. We’re proud to support this great cause and wish all the riders and supporters a safe trip!
VBSO Inmate Workforce 2018 mowing season
Spring is here and that means it's mowing season for our Inmate Workforce! They were out on Princess Anne Road today, which is just one of the many streets we landscape for the City of Virginia Beach. For the next few months, they'll be busy mowing, edging and picking up trash from nearly 40 miles of Virginia Beach's busiest roads. The Workforce program saves taxpayers more than $800,000 a year and gives inmates the opportunity to earn time off their sentences.
Our deputies singing a belated "Happy Birthday" to Sheriff Ken Stolle! 🎉
Watch as we send off 400+ cyclists who are riding to Washington, D.C., to honor our fallen enforcement officers. The Law Enforcement United Inc. Virginia Division includes riders from all over the country, including a dozen cyclists and support staff from the Virginia Beach Sheriff's Office. We wish everyone a safe and successful journey!
Sheriff Ken Stolle and our Inmate Workforce are out helping clean up the neighborhoods struck by yesterday's tornado. We've got three crews of inmates and deputies out working 'til the job's done, making sure our roadways and public areas are clear and safe. Thank you to everyone for their hard work, and our thoughts remain with everyone who was impacted.
Donation to WTKR's Holiday Helpers!
The sendoff for our 39th Basic Academy Class, which graduated today. Congratulations to our newest deputies and welcome to the family!
Capt. Rocky Holcomb gives first day of school advice
Capt. Rocky Holcomb had some words of advice for Kempsville Meadows Elementary School students on their first day today. "Remember this," he said, "hard work pays off. The harder you work, the better the results are. Get in class, be a good student, be a good listener and be a good friend and you'll have a great school year. Congratulations on your first day of school." This was our 14th year volunteering at Kempsville Meadows on the first day. The event is organized by Capt. Holcomb, whose children attended the school, as a way of giving back to the community and lending a helping hand.
We're busy practicing for tomorrow's 38th Basic Academy graduation! Join us tomorrow at 4 p.m. at the Law Enforcement Training Academy to honor the accomplishment and commitment of our graduates. We're excited to welcome them into the law enforcement family!
Check out our video of today's "Lunch with a Deputy" program at Kempsville Meadows Elementary School.
Check out our video of our trip to Richmond today for Virginia Sheriffs' Association (VSA) Day at the Capitol with Sheriff Ken Stolle.
VBSO Polar Plunge 2016
Check out our video of this year's Polar Plunge! The Virginia Beach Sheriff's Office and Sheriff Ken Stolle have been longtime supporters of Special Olympics Virginia - Tidewater Region and we were proud to participate in this great event again this year. In addition to providing volunteers for the plunge, we also had a team of almost 50 deputies and civilians take the icy dip and raise more than $5,000! Altogether, the Special Olympics reported raising more than $1 million at the plunge on Saturday.
VBSO 2015 United Way Day of Caring
We worked hard and had a great time weeding and mulching the flower beds at Princess Anne Elementary School today for the 2015 United Way Day of Caring. We had 20+ deputy and civilian volunteers, including Sheriff Ken Stolle, who all did a wonderful job. Thank you, everyone!
VBSO First Day of School 2015
Happy first day of school, everyone! Thank you to all the students, teachers, staff and parents at Kempsville Meadows Elementary School for letting us be a part of your day. May you all have a safe and successful school year.
VBSO Fall 2015 Blood Drive
Our fall blood drive yesterday was a huge success! We collected 36 liters, beating our goal of 27 liters by 33 percent! Thank you to everyone who donated and helped save lives. Check out our video of the blood drive, featuring (in order of appearance) Public Information Officer Kathy Hieatt, Scott Johnson and Ralph Latta of our Information Technology Department, Corrections Deputy Daniel Willis with Red Cross Technician Robin Hinton, ISR Capt. Eric Lanciaux, Training Lt. Peggy Haid, Professional Standards Sgt. Lois Thompson and Court Security/Transportation Sgt. Missy Keogh.
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Red coat of the day award goes too!...
How do I get help scheduling inmate visitation on line?
Why is there no one answering this number? Need help managing visitor group Contact the Facility
757-385-4493
[email protected]
I love this idea. Sign me up! :)
Are there plans to include Virginia Beach among the counties that are opting for 2nd Amendment sanctuary status with or without the offer to deputize citizens?
I have this future officer training early.
Retired from VBSO in May 2013, lost 110 pounds and today, I still got recognized by a former inmate.
Got to stay frosty.
I want to send my gratitude to the vbso for years angry because I don't know why I want to thank vbso for the care safety and security they provide and apologize for my anger and frustration I appreciate the service provided to the community and want to say thank you
Polar Plunge VBSO 2019
Polar Plunge 2019