Fauquier County Sheriff's Office

Fauquier County Sheriff's Office Social Media Comments Policy

https://www.fauquiercounty.gov/home/showpublisheddocument/33822 Social Media Comments Policy
We welcome you and your comments!

The purpose of the Fauquier County Sheriff’s Office social media accounts is to present matters of public interest. We encourage you to submit your questions, comments, and concerns, but please note these are moderated online discussion sites. We recognize social media is a 24/7 medium, and your comments are welcome at any time. However, given the need to manage our staff resources (your tax dollars), we generally only monitor comments and postings during regular business hours. Once comments posted, the Fauquier County Sheriff’s Office reserves the right to remove submissions that contain:
1. Vulgar language
2. Personal attacks of any kind
3. Comments or content that promotes, fosters, or perpetuates discrimination on the basis of race, creed, color, age, religion, gender, marital status, genetics, status with regard to public assistance, national origin, physical or intellectual disability or sexual orientation
4. Spam comments or links to other sites
5. Clearly off topic
6. Advocate illegal activity
7. Promote particular services, products, or political organizations
8. Infringe on copyrights or trademarks
9. Personally identifiable medical information
10. Information that may compromise the safety, security or proceedings of public systems or any criminal or civil investigations. Banning people: If there are repeated violations of the comments policy above, then Fauquier County Sheriff’s Office reserves the right to ban participation on platforms that permit organizations to ban users. Platform rules: Please note that social media platforms have their own rules of conduct, so social media platforms may take their own action to remove comments or ban users, not the Fauquier County Sheriff’s Office. The Fauquier County Sheriff’s Office is not responsible for those actions. Video disclaimer: The Fauquier County Sheriff’s Office is not responsible for the content provided on “related” and “promoted” videos that are accessible from social media video channels. All viewers should note that these related videos and comments expressed on them do not necessarily reflect the opinions and position of the Fauquier County Sheriff’s Office or its deputies and employees. Archiving: All posts and comments are archived. Private messages: Many social media platforms provide a non-public way to contact the official Fauquier County Sheriff’s Office social media accounts, however, those conversations are public records and subject to Virginia Freedom of Information Act requests. Redress process: If you think that the Fauquier County Sheriff’s Office took action wrongfully regarding your comments or participation on Sheriff’s Office social media accounts, you may contact us at [email protected]

We Remember the Victims.We Remember the First Responders.We Remember those still suffering.We Remember a Nation United.
09/11/2026

We Remember the Victims.
We Remember the First Responders.
We Remember those still suffering.
We Remember a Nation United.

First Responder Appreciation Event at Liberty High SchoolThere will be a large law enforcement and fire department prese...
09/10/2026

First Responder Appreciation Event at Liberty High School
There will be a large law enforcement and fire department presence at the High School in Bealeton on the evening of September 11, 2026. Lots of vehicles, lots of blue and red lights. And lots of Annual Bird Bowl Football!

GET YOUR TOURNAMENT T-SHIRTSBe a part of this public safety agencies match-up in the softball tournament of the year.  O...
09/09/2026

GET YOUR TOURNAMENT T-SHIRTS

Be a part of this public safety agencies match-up in the softball tournament of the year. October 17, 2026.

Help raise funds for "Riley" by getting your own T-Shirt designed for this tournament and wear it to the games to show your support. Go to:

Will You Help Us Feed the Fauquier Hungry?   Bring your food items to our Dispatchers at 78 W. Lee Street, (Keith Street...
09/09/2026

Will You Help Us Feed the Fauquier Hungry?
Bring your food items to our Dispatchers at 78 W. Lee Street, (Keith Street side, down the steps, ring the bell)

Our Semi-Annual Blood Drive is Coming Soon.   Reserve your donation today.
09/08/2026

Our Semi-Annual Blood Drive is Coming Soon. Reserve your donation today.

MY HOUSE IS ABANDONED??!!SCAM ALERT – FAUQUIER COUNTYThe Sheriff's Office has received reports of suspicious notices bei...
09/04/2026

MY HOUSE IS ABANDONED??!!

SCAM ALERT – FAUQUIER COUNTY

The Sheriff's Office has received reports of suspicious notices being left on residents’ front doors claiming a property has been deemed “vacant/abandoned.”

These notices state that the mortgage servicer (it might use your actual mortgage company) may change locks or winterize the property and urge you to call a phone number listed on the form.

This is a scam!
If you receive one of these notices:
• Do NOT call the number provided
• Do NOT provide any personal or financial information
• Do NOT allow anyone access to your home

These notices are not legitimate and are being used to target homeowners.

***Reminder: If there are ever legitimate concerns about your property, you will be contacted through official and verifiable channels, not a random notice on your door.

UPDATE:  Two traffic safety checking details over the weekend resulted in 63 Summonses for various vehicle safety infrac...
09/04/2026

UPDATE: Two traffic safety checking details over the weekend resulted in 63 Summonses for various vehicle safety infractions. Additionally, several arrests were made for various criminal violations.

Also stopped during one of the safety checking details was driver Joseph William Rajski, 27 years old from Wi******er, who was arrested for driving without a license, possession of co***ne, and possession of a firearm. The passenger of the vehicle, Tony Rush, 58 years old and also from Wi******er, was arrested for
obstruction of justice, and multiple existing felony and misdemeanor warrants. Both were held by the Magistrate with no bond.

Several other arrests for various criminal violations

Labor Day Weekend
You may meet us working traffic safety checks in various parts of the County this weekend. Please drive carefully when approaching and follow Deputies' directions. Thank you for your patience.

It's BATTLE of the BADGES time!Be a part of this public safety agencies match-up in the softball tournament of the year....
09/01/2026

It's BATTLE of the BADGES time!
Be a part of this public safety agencies match-up in the softball tournament of the year. Along with the competition, camaraderie, raffles, food trucks, and softball is the fundraiser for "Riley". Scan the QR code on the flyer or go to:
https://fundthefirst.com/campaign/roaring-for-riley-support-a-heros-son-fighting-for-his-life-bxj9t4

Help raise funds by getting your own T-Shirt designed for this tournament and wear it to the games to show your support. Go to:
https://stores.sansscreenprint.com/BBST/shop/home

Come cheer your favorites Cops and Firefighters on October 17!

Sheriff Jeremy Falls presented badges to 2 new Deputies.  Deputy J. Shorey is assigned to work in the Adult Detention Ce...
09/01/2026

Sheriff Jeremy Falls presented badges to 2 new Deputies. Deputy J. Shorey is assigned to work in the Adult Detention Center (ADC.) Deputy A. McCullough will also work in the ADC before beginning his assignment in Civil Process and Court Security. Both will attend the Law Enforcement Academy starting in October. Until then, they will learn the FCSO directives, policies and procedures, attend physical fitness sessions, learn basic fi****ms handling and qualification, and integrate into the FCSO culture of Fidelity, Competency, Selflessness, and Ownership.

SATURATION SATURDAY ResultsOur additional patrol units on Saturday helped keep our roadways safe. FCSO Deputies made 7 a...
08/31/2026

SATURATION SATURDAY Results

Our additional patrol units on Saturday helped keep our roadways safe. FCSO Deputies made 7 arrests, 1 DUI arrest, 63 traffic summons, and 98 traffic stops. On Saturday night, three drivers refused to stop resulting in vehicle pursuits.

One driver was not apprehended when the pursuit was terminated by the Deputy. The second driver was partially identified by the Deputy, and the subsequent investigation located the driver who confessed and was charged.

The third driver was stopped with a PIT maneuver. Mohammad Hamdan, 22 years old and from Chantilly, Virginia was charged with felony eluding, abduction (a passenger stated she asked him to stop during the pursuit, and he refused), reckless driving, reckless driving by speed, driving without a license, and expired vehicle registration. He is being held in the Fauquier Adult Detention Center without bail.

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78 W Lee Street
Warrenton, VA
20186

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