This happened over this past weekend’s protests. Sadly, its not the first time this wall of the Jacob House has suffered graffiti.
Category Archives: crime
Graffiti Vandals Arrested
NBC12 shared the welcome news:
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) – Two people have been arrested for spray painting graffiti in Richmond.
Police said various properties in the Oregon Hill neighborhood were tagged with the words “Chevy” and “Bum.”
They were arrested for several counts of destruction of property.
Thanks and congratulations to the police, and special appreciation to the neighbors who supplied camera photos and footage to the police!
Pedestrian Hit At Belvidere and Idlewood
A little bit after 7 pm tonight a pedestrian was hit by a car near the intersection of Idlewood and Belvidere.
WTVR Channel 6 has been covering the story.
Last reports was that the injured pedestrian was hospitalized in stable condition.
The True Loser
Police In Hollywood Cemetery Yesterday Evening
Many Oregon Hill residents were surprised by a large police presence in and around Hollywood Cemetery last night. There were unconfirmed reports of a shooting and suicide.
VCU Pass Out
A Pine Street neighbor reports:
Just another Friday night living behind vcu. Drunk college student passed out in a pool of his urine on the sidewalk next to our house. Tired of the regular student drama here. Stay classy.
Meanwhile, VCU President Rao confirms local suspicions while refusing to respect our neighborhood.
Two Charged In Connection To Sexual Assault
Mario Perry Johnson, 26, and Jamel Antonio Dunmore, 22, are charged with the unlawful creation of an image of another. Johnson is being held without bond at the Richmond City Justice Center; Dunmore is in custody, VCU police said Friday.
Sexual Assault Investigation, Involving ‘Two Persons of Interest’
The Times Dispatch is reporting this morning that VCU police are looking Virginia Commonwealth University are looking for two “persons of interest” believed to be involved in a sexual assault that was captured on video and posted on Snapchat, a social media messaging service. They believe the incident occurred late at night on Saturday or in the early morning hours of Sunday but detectives are not exactly sure what house or apartment it took place in.
Using the university’s security cameras, police tracked the two men walking from Oregon Hill onto VCU’s Monroe Park Campus. The men were seen walking along West Main Street near VCU’s Gladding Residence Center.
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In images provided by police, one man wore a dark-colored and yellow top; the other man was wearing a gray shirt and a red Cincinnati Reds baseball cap.
If you have information, please contact the police.
Recent Crime Reports
From CommunityCrimeMap.com:
ALL OTHER LARCENY
1XX S PINE ST
Aug 22, 2019 at 6:00 am
Data provided by Richmond Police Department (VA)📷THEFT FROM BUILDING
6XX SPRING ST
Aug 22, 2019 at 4:50 am
Data provided by Richmond Police Department (VA)📷BURGLARY/B and E/OUTBUILDING
3XX S PINE ST
Aug 22, 2019 at 12:48 am
Data provided by Richmond Police Department (VA)📷HIT AND RUN
4XX S CHERRY ST
Aug 21, 2019 at 11:00 pm
Data provided by Richmond Police Department (VA)THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
9XX IDLEWOOD AVE
Aug 21, 2019 at 5:20 pm
Data provided by Richmond Police Department (VA)
Bike Thefts Prompt Police Message
From Richmond Police Department’s Sector 413 Lieutenant James Roberts:
During the past 30 days there have been five reported bicycle thefts in the Oregon Hill neighborhood. All of the bicycles appear to have been left unsecured. Two were stolen from porches and three from rear yards or unlocked sheds. If possible, please store your bicycle inside your residence, as this is by far the safest place for it. If you must leave your bicycle outdoors, always use a U-Lock to secure your bicycle to a sturdy fixed object that cannot easily be cut. Sheds and garages can provide a false sense of security and actually provide little defense against a determined thief. In fact, they provide concealment for thieves to operate undetected. If you do store property in your shed or garage, ensure that the structure is secured with sturdy locks and that items such as bicycles are affixed to solid, immovable objects inside the structure. Also, be certain to capture your wheels through the U-Lock or an additional cable lock to prevent them from simply being removed and to make your bicycle a less likely target. As always, please report suspicious activity to police at (804) 646-5100 or call 911 for emergencies.






