Richmond, VA – Virginia State Police reported major results from ongoing crime suppression operations across the Commonwealth between September 24 and September 30, 2025.
According to the agency, officers recovered 39 firearms valued at $20,000, seized more than 304 pounds of narcotics worth an estimated $1.8 million in denied revenue, and confiscated $6,070 in U.S. currency. The narcotics seizures included cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, marijuana, fentanyl, and THC products.
Investigators also pursued cases of human trafficking, receiving 19 new tips during the week. Authorities said 237 cases remain under investigation, with 3,308 investigative activities conducted to date. In addition, 72 victims have been identified and offered services as part of the initiative.
Virginia State Police also received 12 gaming-related tips, adding to a total of 1,883 reports statewide.
The agency emphasized its collaboration with local, state, and federal partners to disrupt criminal networks and safeguard communities. “By working together, law enforcement continues to dismantle criminal enterprises while enhancing public safety across Virginia,” the statement read.
This marks the latest in a series of weekly updates highlighting the state’s multi-agency approach to violent crime, drug trafficking, and human exploitation.
