
Henrico Police say crime decreased in 2024, but some residents still concerned about violence
Henrico County released its 2024 crime numbers this week, noting a downward trend compared to 2023.
Police Chief Eric English said there's been a decrease in violent crime, but people living in certain so-called "crime hot spots" say the numbers aren't reflective of what they live daily. Click here to read more









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