Police say that two men, one displaying a knife, robbed a pedestrian early Saturday in the Mount Vernon area.
Police say the suspect entered an apartment, implied he had a weapon and robbed the resident.
Police were on the lookout for Lewis Edward Reeder, who police say set woman, 64, on fire; she died overnight in the hospital.
Police are hoping the public will recognize the second suspect, pictured here, wanted in connection with robbery of ATM customer Nov. 18.
Fairfax County Police say suspect is husband of fatal stabbing victim.
Fairfax County Police: Be on the lookout for suspect's car, but do not approach; call 911. May have Virginia plates VPW1915.
Police say that three men assaulted and robbed a 63-year old man who was walking along Richmond Highway late Friday night.
Police are on the lookout for Lewis Edward Reeder of Keeler Court (see map below); they say it appears he set woman on fire early Saturday.
Deceased, 18, was a student at Virginia Commonwealth University; she was a passenger in a car that hit a tree Saturday morning, police said.
Police located the suspects' car, and pursued it into another jurisdiction; the car was later found abandoned in Washington, D.C.
An employee at the station discovered the device Tuesday and called police. Device can capture customer financial information.
Two suspects from New Jersey were charged with possession of stolen property. Their car broke down near Fort Belvoir.
Police say a black car drove up and the passenger got out and demanded cash.
Police say the woman was walking Wednesday morning when a bearded suspect approached her from behind.
Police will stop vehicles looking for anyone driving under the influence.
Two suspects were seen carrying items out of the home, according to police. Police responded with a helicopter and K9s.
A woman was walking with her groceries and was assaulted and robbed Wednesday morning, police said.
Recovery efforts are underway near Piscataway Park area of river, according to Maryland Natural Resources Police.
Clerk, 55, tried to intervene during robbery Thursday night but was assaulted, police said.
Officer used Heimlich maneuver, training to help man in distress.
Police received a report of trespassing Saturday morning at a home on Pantano Place (see map below).
Animal Control officers were called to a parking lot for a dog left in a vehicle Monday afternoon in the Mount Vernon area.
Major wreck, according to police. Incident reportedly involved a tour bus.
Police say man, 49, grabbed woman, took her cell phone, threw it and left the area. Woodbridge man allegedly threatened police with knife.
Officers attempted to take man into custody for a mental health assessment; he allegedly resisted and assaulted the officers, police said.
Two masked suspects held up a 7-Eleven on Mount Vernon Memorial Highway in the middle of the night, police said.
Incident involving a 4-year old took place at James L. and Juliette McNeil Preschool in the Mount Vernon area.
Police say that it appears the victim, identified as Raymond A. White, 51, was strangled.
Fairfax County police say a woman reported homicide Monday and is now being questioned in investigation. See map for location of homicide.
Police say the 56-year old pizza delivery man was robbed and assaulted late Friday night.
An unknown woman intervened as the driver struggled with the robber, according to Fairfax County Police.
Police have arrested Edwin Ponce Martinez, 22, in the rape and burglary of a 51-year old resident last weekend.
Police say a Hispanic man in his 20s broke in and sexually assaulted a 51-year old woman over the weekend.
Sometime after 7:30 p.m., Darnell Fletcher, 22, of Washington, DC, allegedly produced a knife and declined to pay his taxi cab fare.
The Central Super Mercado on Richmond Highway was robbed twice on New Year's Eve. Do you recognize the suspect from surveillance photo?
The teenager was walking home from work Thursday afternoon when three men approached; the teen was assaulted and robbed.
Police were checking on the resident and found animals that were not being taken care of properly, they said.
Fairfax County Fire & Rescue says a hot, energized electrical wire ignited nearby combustible materials and caused the fire.
Man, 49, suffered a gunshot to the upper body and was transported to the hospital with non-life threatening injury, police said.