Several local officials, including Board of Supervisor Chairman Scott K. York (I-At Large), Supervisor Lori Waters (R-Broad Run) and Sheriff Stephen Simpson, attended the April 30 Lansdowne community meeting to discuss the arrests in the Bennett homicide case and crime in the county.

Photo: Dominic Bracco II, Washington Post

Tagged: crime, gang, Lansdowne, Loudoun Sheriff's Office, Steve Simpson, Supervisor Lori Waters

Sheriff Stephen O. Simpson speaks at an April 30 community meeting to discuss recent arrests in the murder of William Bennett and the attack on his wife, as well as discuss gang activity in the county.

Photo: Dominic Bracco II, Washington Post

Tagged: crime, gang, Lansdowne, Loudoun Sheriff's Office, Steve Simpson

Standing Up for Sterling: After two multiple shootings within a few days in mid-September, Loudoun officials met with hundreds of residents of the Sterling area. Sheriff Stephen O. Simpson asked audience members to be vigilant and to pass along knowledge of criminal activity to law enforcement officials.

Photo: Katherine Frey, Washington Post

Tagged: crime, Loudoun Sheriff's Office, police, shooting, Sterling, Steve Simpson

Sheriff Steve Simpson, left, and Maj. Robert L. Mulligan, jail division commander, stand outside the Loudoun County Adult Detention Center in Leesburg. They are looking outside the jail, where some ground is being cleared in preparation for an expansion of the center.

Photo: Tracy A. Woodward, Washington Post

Tagged: construction, Leesburg, Loudoun County Jail, Steve Simpson

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