The following crimes were reported by the Alexandria Police Department via crimereports.com.
Bradley Bostick's death marks the fifth homicide in Alexandria in 2013.
Police currently have no suspect information in Wednesday shooting of 40-year-old man on N. Armistead Street.
The following are some of the recent incidents in Alexandria's West End as reported by the Alexandria Police Department.
Alexandria Department of Human Services will determine if and when woman is allowed to live with her four other children.
Arlington judge wants assurance woman's four other children are properly cared for.
Two men suffered wounds with one in critical condition.
All fireworks are prohibited in Alexandria, including sparklers.
The following are some of the thefts, robberies and other recent police incidents in Alexandria's West End.
The TD Bank on South Van Dorn Street was robbed Wednesday afternoon.
The following crimes were reported by the Alexandria Police Department via crimereports.com between May 25 - 31.
The most recently available police reports from the Alexandria Police Department.
Police: Man implied he had a weapon.
One two nights, a dozen residents of one West End neighborhood reported their cars were entered and items were stolen.
Jacob Choi ran into the street May 4 on Stevenson Avenue.
The Alexandria Police Department reported the following crimes in the West End of Alexandria between in the past week.
Four-year-old boy was struck by vehicle, killed Saturday in Alexandria.
Police have not yet released the boy's name.
Police have made no arrests in case.
Drop off your expired, used or unwanted prescription drugs in Alexandria.
The Alexandria police officer who was shot in the head Feb. 27 returned home and found a sweet new ride.
May includes National Correctional Officers and Employees Week, National Police Week.
The Alexandria Police Department reported the following crimes in the West End of Alexandria in the past week.
Two women were charged with multiple counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor after Arlington police stop.
Investigators believe man accused of similar crimes in Arlington and Fairfax counties may have victimized more people.
There are more than 350,000 DNA samples in the Virginia Department of Forensic Science’s database to help law enforcement agencies solve crimes around the state.
Crime in 2012 in the city decreased more than 9 percent.
The Alexandria’s Sheriff’s Office recognized employees March 26.
Gracie, Chance and Rocco were Alexandria police dogs honored.