A local gas station has been robbed three times over a two-week period. 

On November 15, 2007, the BP gas station located at 2105 Gilmerton Road was robbed at about 9:40 PM.  The suspect entered the store wearing all black clothing including a black ski mask and hooded sweatshirt.  He pointed a small black handgun at the employee and demanded money.  After obtaining money, the suspect fired one round at the video equipment in the store and fired shots in the air as he fled from the scene.

On November 23, 2007, the BP gas station was robbed at about 8:20 PM.  Two suspects entered the store wearing black clothing, to include ski masks.  The suspects pointed guns at the employees and demanded money.  After obtaining money, both suspects fled west on Gilmerton Road. 

On December 5, 2007, the gas station was robbed at about 8:20 PM.  The suspect entered the store wearing a black ski mask, black hooded sweatshirt over blue jeans and black Jordan sneakers with blue stitching.  He pointed a black semi-automatic handgun at the employees and demanded money.  After obtaining money, he ran toward Gilmerton Road where he was picked up by a black, four-door vehicle.  The vehicle fled in the direction of George Washington Highway.  The suspect(s) are described as black males and range from 5′ 7″ tall, 160 pounds to 6′ 2″ tall, 220 pounds.

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Chesapeake Fire Marshals are investigating several arson cases of a house located at the intersection of Rowlock Road and Ahoy Drive. The vacant house is undergoing remodeling and has been subject to four cases of arson between June of 2006 and April of 2007.

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A large number of vehicle vandalisms have recently occurred in Chesapeake, primarily within the southern Deep Creek and Country Club communities. During the March 10 - March 12 weekend, approximately 30 vehicle windows were shattered by unknown means. All but one of the vehicles was unoccupied when the crimes occurred and no other property seemed to be damaged. The police suspect the culprits to be shooting a BB/pellet gun at the vehicles. Anyone with information is asked to call Chesapeake Crime Line.