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Select Fauquier County crime and public safety articles from the Times-Democrat
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Wednesday, Feb. 22
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Education
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Public Safety
State program funds projects aimed at making pedestrian and bike routes to elementary and middle schools safer. | 
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Wednesday, Feb. 15
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General
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Public Safety
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Tuesday, Feb. 14
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General
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Public Safety
Trooper Christopher A. Carson was charged with one felony count of aggravated sexual battery, one misdemeanor count of indecent liberties with a child, and two counts of distributing pornography to a minor. Some charges stem from decade old claims. |
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Thursday, Feb. 2
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Public Safety
Cynthia Huston, who was a co-owner of Huston Pools, Inc., will spend 366 days in prison. And repay $253,490 to the IRS. |
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Wednesday, Feb. 1
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Public Safety
If fully implemented, the staffing recommendations for the county’s volunteer fire and rescue companies made in a recent report would cost more than $1.5 million |
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Monday, Jan. 16
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Public Safety
It’s official; acting Warrenton Police Chief Lou Battle is now the town’s top cop. He has been acting chief since his predecessor, Chief Connie Novak, retired last year. |
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Friday, Jan. 13
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Public Safety
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Thursday, Dec. 22
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Public Safety
This year, 37 officers, their friends, family members and other volunteers helped 57 kids with their shopping. |
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Friday, Dec. 16
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Public Safety
To help make sense of the many requests for charitable donations that come via mail, phone, email and in-person, the Virginia Office of Consumer Affairs offers some tips |
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Wednesday, Dec. 14
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Public Safety
As proposed by Sheriff Charlie Ray Fox Jr., one current position that had been “frozen” in recent budget cycles will be unfrozen and two new positions will also be created |
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Thursday, Dec. 1
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Public Safety
By successfully completing the re-accreditation process, the Warrenton Police Department retained its standing as one of 85 state-accredited law enforcement agencies in Virginia. |
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Sunday, Nov. 27
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Public Safety
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Sunday, Nov. 20
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Public Safety
Fauquier Detective Michael Zeets joined a select group of local law enforcement officers when he graduated from the Virginia Forensic Science Academy. |
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Saturday, Nov. 19
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Public Safety
Circuit Court Judge Jeffrey W. Parker sentenced Charles Lordell Jefferson Jr., 29, a former Fauquier resident, after an emotionally charged hearing |
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Tuesday, Nov. 15
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Public Safety
The weekly publication featuring the names and mug shots of people recently arrested and booked into jails throughout the region first hit Fauquier stores this summer. |
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