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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY POLICE DEPARTMENT6 days agoAgencyDo you know what happened to Damion West? On July 9, 2009, Damion L. West was brutally killed in the 4800 block of Burnt Oak Drive. For 15 years, his family has been left without answers. This is a plea to our community: if you know anything, no matter how small, please come forward. If you can help solve this crime, call Chesterfield County/Colonial Heights Crime Solvers at (804) 748-0660 or use the P3-Tips mobile app or website.26Like8
FEMA REGION 36 days agoAgencyAttention Hanco*ck, Kanawha, Marshall, Ohio, Roane, Wetzel, and Wood County Residents: FEMA teams will be in our area this week to assist those affected by the April 11-12, 2024 storms. Here’s what you need to know: How FEMA Can Help: Answer Questions: FEMA staff will be available to answer your questions about Individual Assistance applications. Application Assistance: They can help residents who haven't yet registered for assistance. (Deadline to apply is July 22) Beware of Scams: No Fees: FEMA representatives never charge a fee or ask for payment. Verification Process: Legitimate FEMA representatives will have a government ID badge and, if you’ve applied, will ask for only the last four digits of your FEMA registration number. Privacy Protection: Protect your nine-digit FEMA case/registration number. More Information: https://www.fema.gov/press-release/20240709/fema-staff-heading-your-neighborhood4Like1
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY POLICE DEPARTMENT2+ weeks agoAgency***POLICE SEEK MISSING WOMAN*** Chesterfield County Police are asking for the public’s help to locate a missing woman. Sulki Chi, 35, was reported missing by relatives on March 26. Chi, of the 3500 block of Pease Road, was last seen by relatives at about 1:30 p.m. on March 7, 2024, when she left her residence on foot. Chi is described as an Asian female, about 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighing about 180 pounds. She has brown hair and brown eyes. Anyone with information about Chi’s whereabouts should contact the Chesterfield County Police Department at 804-748-1251 or Crime Solvers at 804-748-0660, or through the P3 app.29Like
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY POLICE DEPARTMENTa week agoAgencyPlease see the following statement from Acting Chief Frank Carpenter and Deputy Chief Dave Shand: The Chesterfield County Police Department stands by the actions taken by its officers on July 8, 2023, when they responded to a 911 call for reports of breaking and entering in a residential neighborhood in Chesterfield County. Our officers have a duty to protect the community and the right to protect themselves, and our officers did both. In response to the 911 call, our officers were dispatched to the scene of the crime, where they immediately encountered an unrelenting, threatening, and unknown suspect armed with a hatchet in a Chesterfield County neighborhood on a Saturday afternoon in the middle of summer. Despite more than fifteen (15) verbal commands to drop the hatchet and a Taser deployment, the suspect refused to drop the hatchet he had clenched in his right hand. The officers gave additional commands to drop the hatchet and time for the suspect to comply. However, instead of complying with the officers’ commands and dropping the hatchet, the suspect responded by challenging the officers to “come get it”. Our officers, relying on their extensive training and based on the totality of the circ*mstances presented to them at the time, took necessary and appropriate actions. Again, we stand by the actions of our officers. Our department learned, after the fact, that the suspect with the hatchet was Mr. Byers. We, along with the responding officers, only learned in the hours after the shooting that the suspect, Mr. Byers, was released from the custody of a hospital and then the custody of another law enforcement agency while still under the temporary detention order. An order that had been entered because there was a substantial likelihood that as a result of mental illness that Mr. Byers would cause or suffer serious harm. The death of Mr. Byers is an outcome no one wanted, including our Police Department and our officers. The impacts of Mr. Byers’ death continue to be felt by our community, our officers and, most significantly, by the Byers family. Our hearts go out to them. We remain thankful for the residents who called 911 that day, and the resident who jumped in without hesitation to help our officers render aid to Mr. Byers. Events like this bring further attention to the weaknesses in our mental health system and reinforce the need for improved communications related to mental health constituents and the services they need. The Chesterfield County Police Department remains committed to being a partner in advocating for meaningful and effective changes that will better serve our community. We understand from media reports that the Byers family is now seeking to add the County and its officer to the already pending litigation. As such, this will be the Police Department’s last statement on this matter.148Like86
POWER OUTAGE ALERTS2+ weeks agoAgency⚠️ Dominion Energy issued a power outage alert in Colonial Heights ----- [Update 6/15 06:03AM] ✅ Power is now restored. [Update 6/15 05:21AM] Cause: Broken Pole. [Update 6/15 03:55AM] Affecting: 622 customers. ----- - Alert issued at: 6/15 03:42AM. - Area: Conduit Rd/Lafayette Ave, Sprint Colonial Heights, Colonial Heights Blvd, and more. - Affecting: 637 customers. - Cause: Unknown. - Estimated service restoration: Unknown.Be the first to reactLike
POWER OUTAGE ALERTS2+ weeks agoAgency⚠️ Dominion Energy issued a power outage alert in Chesterfield ----- [Update 5/29 08:58PM] ✅ Power is now restored. [Update 5/29 05:19PM] Cause: Tree On Line. ----- - Alert issued at: 5/29 04:05PM. - Area: Cattail/ Woodpecker. - Affecting: 81 customers. - Cause: Unknown. - Estimated service restoration: Unknown.Be the first to reactLike
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