Stafford County saw multiple crimes happening on July 10 and 11 involving larceny, vandalism, a hit and run, drugs, and a DUI.
Major Shawn Kimmitz from the Stafford County Sheriff's Office sent us a press release detailing the criminal activity that occurred. Here is what we know:
"LARCENY
Walmart, 217 Garrisonville Road, 07/10 5:00 p.m. The Sheriff’s Office was contacted by the
company’s loss prevention officer regarding a female who had shoplifted items from the store.
The female was seen leaving in a vehicle and a vehicle description was provided. Deputy K.
Voellmar located the vehicle at an adjacent business where a traffic stop was initiated. Through
Deputy F. A. Martinez’s investigation, the female was identified as Hope Valenzuela, 28, who
was wanted on charges through Prince William County. The items that were stolen from the
business were recovered. Valenzuela was arrested for shoplifting and was also served on her
outstanding warrants. Valenzuela was held in the Rappahannock Regional Jail under no bond.
Walmart, 11 Village Parkway, 07/11 4:37 p.m. Deputy M. E. Gordon responded to the business
for a subject caught by loss prevention attempting to shoplift items from the store. The suspect
was identified as Natanael Gonzalez, 18. Gonzalez was released on a summons for shoplifting.
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