Crime/Court

Did you lock your car doors?

Published

8 years ago

October 19, 2018

Warren County, VA – The Warren County Sheriff’s Office would like to remind residents to lock their vehicle doors, and not leave valuables unattended in their vehicles. Multiple surrounding jurisdictions have experienced an increase in larcenies from vehicles left unsecured. Warren County has not received any recent reports of thefts from vehicles.

However, historically these cases cross multiple jurisdictional boundaries.

Anyone with concerns with regards to this is asked to contact Sergeant Maxfield at 540-635-7100 or at sgtmaxfield@warrencountysheriff.org.

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