Virginia Beach, Virginia – Virginia Beach marked one year since two officers were killed in the line of duty.
The Virginia Beach Police Department and Virginia Beach Sheriff’s Office on Sunday honored Officers Cameron Girvin and Christopher Reese, who were fatally shot Feb. 22, 2025, during a traffic stop on Rosemont Road.
According to a statement shared by the department, the officers were killed after initiating the stop, an incident that officials said forever changed the community.
“Today, we pause to honor the lives and final sacrifice of Officers Cameron Girvin and Christopher Reese,” the department wrote. “Despite the senseless violence of that night, they are remembered not for how they left us, but for the honor, courage, and commitment they displayed every time they put on the uniform.”
End of Watch for both officers was listed as Feb. 22, 2025.
The anniversary prompted reflection across the city, with law enforcement leaders emphasizing the officers’ service and dedication. Officials said the two are remembered for their commitment to protecting residents and serving Virginia Beach.
The shooting occurred along Rosemont Road, a busy corridor used daily by commuters and students traveling across the city. The area remains a significant location tied to the events of that night.
Authorities have continued to honor both officers through memorial events and public tributes over the past year.
Sunday’s remembrance marks one year since the loss, as the department reaffirmed its commitment to honoring their legacy and service.
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