Reports, Incidents & Police Activity

Anyone with information about these incidents are encouraged to contact Danville Crimestoppers at 434-793-0000, or via our crime tips line on your computer. Information given will remain confidential.

Citizens who contact Crimestoppers by telephone may be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1,000.

  1. 03-31-2020 Questions and Answers on Executive Order 55

    Danville Police answer frequently asked questions regarding “Stay at home Order” Read on...

  2. 03-30-2020 Wanted Person

    Danville Police are searching for a man wanted in connection to a Sunday afternoon shooting Read on...

  3. 03-26-2020 WANTED SUBJECT

    The Danville Police Department is searching for a man in connection with a shooting incident last week. Read on...
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Activity Reports

(IBR) Incident Based Reporting

What is Incident Based Reporting? The NIBRS is an incident-based reporting system in which agencies collect data on each single crime occurrence.The information supplied is compiled from the incidents reported to the Danville Police Department in the prior seven day period. For Example, Description, ALL OTHER CRIMINAL OFFENSES Refers to any criminal offense that is not included in the (IBR) Incident Based Reporting group A or B offense list.

Additional Info...

These lists are updated weekly every Tuesday, except for holidays.

  1. Arrest Photos

    The information supplied are the Photos of individuals arrested (and the charge) in the previous seven days. Read on...

  2. Arrest Information

    The information supplied are the names of all individuals arrested (and the charge) in the previous seven days. Read on...

  3. Warrants

    Warrant information, including race and sex of the accused offender, is based on information supplied by the complainant. All information is subject to verification prior to warrant service. Read on...

  4. Reported Incidents

    The information supplied is compiled from the incidents reported to the Danville Police Department in the prior seven day period. Read on...
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