Crime/Court
Two Front Royal men arrested following investigation into Shenandoah County vehicle thefts
Forrest Albert McClanahan/ Photo: RSW Regional Jail
Devon Galloway/ Photo: RSW Regional Jail
Warren County, VA – Two Front Royal men have been arrested on multiple offenses related to a string of vehicle thefts in Shenandoah County after Warren County Sheriff’s investigators executed search warrants and found numerous stolen items at the suspects’ homes.
According to a press release from the office of Warren County Sheriff D.T. McEathron, Forrest Albert McClanahan, 31, and Devon Barret Galloway, 25, both from Front Royal, were arrested by the Shenandoah County Sheriff’s Office.
The release states that, “Warren County Investigators also charged Galloway with eight criminal offenses related to larcenies occurring in Warren County. Additional charges are pending.”
Devon Galloway and Forrest McClanahan are being held without bond at the RSW Regional Jail.
The Warren County Sheriff’s Office encourages citizens to remove valuable items from plain sight and to keep automobile doors locked.
Anyone with any information please contact Investigator Young at the Warren County Sheriff’s Office, (540) 635- 7100 or (540) 635-4123.
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