Wanted - Hampton Roads Crime

On December 10, 2008, a burglary occurred from the Food Lion grocery store located at 2617 Moses Grandy Trail. Shortly before 1:30 AM, two suspects approached the front door of the business and broke the glass window. The male suspect removed a 5 gallon bottle that was placed on the customer service counter.

The bottle contained an undetermined amount of money that was to be a donation for the Children’s Miracle Network. The female suspect approached the cigarette carton cabinet but did not gain access to it.

Both suspects then fled the scene by unknown means. The male is described as white and about 5’ 8” tall, 140 pounds. He was last wearing a black hooded jacket over dark colored jeans and black sneakers. The female is described as white and about 5’ 4” tall, 120 pounds. She was last wearing a black hooded jacket, with a large imprint on the back, over light colored jeans and red/white sneakers.

On February 21, 2009, a commercial burglary occurred from the Krasnoff Chiropractic Center located at 1101 N. Battlefield Boulevard. At about 6:15 PM, cleaning staff arrived to discover an open back door. Police arrived and found that the door had been forced open. Several rooms were ransacked and a Dell Latitude D530 laptop computer was stolen.

Within a week of this burglary two residential burglaries had also occurred in the Red Oak subdivision. During the early morning hours of February 15, 2009, a large, brown purse was stolen from a residence in the 300 block of Lenore Trail. The purse contained money and several credit cards. There was no known forced entry to the house.

During the early morning hours of February 24, 2009, another residence in the 300 block of Lenore Trail was broken into. A Nintendo Wii game system, Insignia DVD player, Motorola RAZR mobile phone and purse containing personal items were stolen after the rear window was broken. There are no known suspects, at this time.

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On January 17, 2009, an assault took place in the AMF bowling Alley located
at 3101 Lynnhurst Boulevard. Shortly after 12:30 AM, the suspect confronted an
employee by making a personal accusation. As the employee denied the accusation
the suspect grabbed a glass ashtray and began striking the employee about the face
and head. The suspect is described as a black female, 18 to 22 years old and about
5’ 4” tall, 125 pounds. She was last seen wearing a black jacket, with a fur collar,
over blue jeans.

On January 31, 2009, a shooting at an occupied vehicle occurred in the Crest
Harbor section of Chesapeake. The vehicle was traveling north on Dominion
Boulevard, approaching Mullen Road, when a bullet came through the driver side
door. The bullet went through the driver’s jacket sleeve and grazed her hand. The
bullet seems to have come from a large caliber weapon.

On September 23, 2008, a shooting occurred in the 1100 block of Commerce
Avenue. Shortly before 10:30 PM, the two victims were walking along Commerce
Avenue, with two other people, when a red truck pulled up beside them. Of the four
suspects, three jumped out of the truck and confronted the group just before firing
shots.

One of the suspects jumped back into the truck as it fled toward Park
Avenue. The two other suspects ran between houses toward Hoover Avenue. All
are described as black males in their late teens between 5’ 11” and 6’ tall. All wore
dark hooded sweatshirts with one wearing a Spiderman mask.