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                                                                                      March 27, 2025
 
     The Washington County Sheriff’s Office has seen an increase in reports of motor vehicle burglaries in rural areas of the county.   In each case, the perpetrator(s) targeted motor vehicles that were parked in the victims’ driveways and left unlocked.  Sheriff Trey Holleway would like to remind residents not to leave valuables in their vehicles and to always secure your vehicle by keeping it locked. Sheriff Holleway encourages residents to immediately call 911 if they notice any suspicious activity so that the Sheriff’s Office can be proactive in deterring and solving crimes. Together we can build a strong network of watchful eyes to help Keep Washington County Safe.