Victims’ needs a top priority for Loudoun sheriff’s office

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For the Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office, responding to a crime scene isn’t just about apprehending the perpetrator. Helping the victim is also a big part of the job.

The office is one of 11 police agencies nationwide noted by the International Association of Chiefs of Police for its work developing a strategy for improving how police respond to victims.

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