Bluefield, WV Police Department

Bluefield, WV Police Department Bluefield West Virginia Police Department is a state certified Law Enforcement agency.

✨ We extend our deepest appreciation to Rural King–Mercer Mall Store 89 for their wonderful donation of hundreds of vege...
06/17/2026

✨ We extend our deepest appreciation to Rural King–Mercer Mall Store 89 for their wonderful donation of hundreds of vegetable and flower seed packets. This gift will make a real difference for families, gardeners, and community projects throughout our area. Thank you for helping us grow together. 🍅🥬🥒🥕🌸🌼

06/16/2026

Bluefield City Municipal Court has issued either Bench warrants or for the arrest of the following individuals:
If your name is listed, these are options you have:
1) Report to the Bluefield City Police Department and turn yourself in. You will be processed through the jail, given a bond amount, and if you make bond, you will be released and given a future court date.
2) If it is a simple Show Cause warrant, come to the Bluefield City Police Department and pay the fine and the warrant will be completely dismissed.
If the above options are not agreeable or convenient for you, we apologize. The Bluefield WV Police Department will find you, arrest you, and hold you in the City jail until you see the Judge or bond out.
If you want to confirm a name on the list, feel free to call 304-327-6101, option 1, and speak with one of our dispatchers who will be able to confirm the warrant.
The list does not, by any means, represent the complete Bluefield WV Police Department warrant list. These are individuals that we would like to contact, in order to get their City Municipal Court matters cleaned up. These warrants for arrest are serious issues, the person in question may have been convicted of: PROSTITUTION, DUI, ASSAULT, POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, DRUG PARAPHERNALIA, DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY, OBSTRUCTING AN OFFICER and/or many other offenses, not just traffic tickets.
If you know the whereabouts of any of these individuals feel free to send us a message on Facebook or call our department at 304-327-6101, option 1 with information that we can go retrieve them or have another law enforcement agency pick them up.

*All defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The only people listed herein have been previously convicted of crimes charged through the City of Bluefield

ZACHARY ADDAIR – 12/04/1993 – NORTH TAZEWELL, VA
HUBERT BURNS – 05/24/1985 – WINSTON-SALEM, NC
TAKOBY COFIELD – 01/22/1992 – TARBORO, NC
JOHN DALE – 07/02/1975 – PAGETON, WV
HEAVEN FORAN – 09/25/1994 – HINTON, WV
SONNY GENTLE – 04/07/1953 – BLUEFIELD, WV
MATTHEW HAMILTON – 10/06/1978 – SWITCHBACK, WV
SCOTTY INSCORE – 06/09/1990 – PRINCETON, WV
CALEB IRVIN – 07/11/1993 – PRINCETON, WV
JOSHUA JOHNSON – 11/17/1991 – CHARLESTON, WV
ERIC LESTER – 08/10/1988 – CHRISTIANSBURG, VA
ROBERT MATTINGLY – 02/10/1989 – BLUEFIELD, WV
JEFFERY MEDLIN – 02/22/1981 – PRINCETON, WV
VIRGINIA NAPIER – 05/12/1992 – FLOYD, VA
SHELLIE NELSON – 10/25/1973 – NARROWS, VA
STACEY ODONNELL – 09/19/1983 – BLUEFIELD, WV
MELISSA OSBORNE – 10/15/1979 – ATHENS, WV
TRACY PAULEY – 07/10/1975 – BLUEFIELD, WV
WILLIAM RHOADS – 03/06/1972 – THOMASVILLE, NC
NELLIE ROWE – 11/18/1967 – CEDAR BLUFF, VA
ASHLEY SMITH – 09/13/1994 – PRINCETON, WV
BRADY SMITHY – 03/11/2004 – RURAL RETREAT, VA
JOHN SPARKS – 08/29/1988 – TAZEWELL, VA
AMINA UDONKANG – 05/11/2004 – BLUEFIELD, WV
CODY WAGNER – 07/16/1991 – PRINCETON, WV

Kids! Get excited! 🎉The MCPS Express Summer Food Truck & Friends pop‑ups start next week!🍔 Free meals for kids🎲 Yard gam...
06/15/2026

Kids! Get excited! 🎉

The MCPS Express Summer Food Truck & Friends pop‑ups start next week!

🍔 Free meals for kids
🎲 Yard games, first responders, college reps, & more
📍 See the schedule below and join the fun!

06/12/2026
06/10/2026

Bluefield City Municipal Court has issued either Bench warrants or for the arrest of the following individuals:
If your name is listed, these are options you have:
1) Report to the Bluefield City Police Department and turn yourself in. You will be processed through the jail, given a bond amount, and if you make bond, you will be released and given a future court date.
2) If it is a simple Show Cause warrant, come to the Bluefield City Police Department and pay the fine and the warrant will be completely dismissed.
If the above options are not agreeable or convenient for you, we apologize. The Bluefield WV Police Department will find you, arrest you, and hold you in the City jail until you see the Judge or bond out.
If you want to confirm a name on the list, feel free to call 304-327-6101, option 1, and speak with one of our dispatchers who will be able to confirm the warrant.
The list does not, by any means, represent the complete Bluefield WV Police Department warrant list. These are individuals that we would like to contact, in order to get their City Municipal Court matters cleaned up. These warrants for arrest are serious issues, the person in question may have been convicted of: PROSTITUTION, DUI, ASSAULT, POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, DRUG PARAPHERNALIA, DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY, OBSTRUCTING AN OFFICER and/or many other offenses, not just traffic tickets.
If you know the whereabouts of any of these individuals feel free to send us a message on Facebook or call our department at 304-327-6101, option 1 with information that we can go retrieve them or have another law enforcement agency pick them up.

ENYE FRAZIER – 01/01/1995 – LAS VEGAS, NV
ADRIAN HANDY – 12/18/1996 – BECKLEY, WV
TOMMY REDDEN – 04/19/1963 – SPANISHBURG, WV
BENNY COLEMAN – 09/14/1978 – PORTSMOUTH, VA
DEREK LOWE – 10/17/1980 – WINSTON-SALEM, NC
STEVEN SISON – 06/07/1994 – DURHAM, NC
JODIE FEUCHTER – 08/03/1979 – SMITHFIELD, NC
SILAS CRANE – 05/25/1978 – MARTINSVILLE, VA
CHARLES MCMILLAN – 10/07/1965 – SALISBURY, MD
CORRINA SHUMATE – 06/08/1990 – KODAK, TN
MICHAEL DUNFORD – 10/19/1966 – WYTHEVILLE, VA
MICHAEL OUTLAW – 08/12/1977 – ARARAT, VA
FRANKLIN UNDERWOOD – 08/22/1991 – ANAWALT, WV
WILLIAM LABEAU – 06/22/1978 – EAST EARL, PA
ALAN PADGETT – 2/02/1980 – CHARLESTON, WV
APRIL JOHNSON – 12/06/1980 – PRINCETON, WV
RANDALL VENCILL – 03/27/1980 – NORTH TAZEWELL, VA
TYLER YOUNGER – 08/27/1996 – MAYBEURY, WV
NOLAN TAYLOR – 08/16/1995 – CLEVELAND, VA
MARQUES WHORLEY – 11/05/1978 – ROANOKE, VA
ANN XANDERS – 11/25/1967 – BLUEFIELD, WV
AMBER FOWLER – 10/04/1993 – FARMVILLE, VA
STEVEN WOOLUM – 05/06/1979 – AVONDALE, WV
ALEXANDER FRICKE – 01/20/1993 – RICHLANDS, VA
TIMOTHY STONE – 08/06/1978 – HARRISONBURG, VA
JOSHUA ALLUMI – 10/14/1987 – ASHEVILLE, NC
AUTUMN BAILEY – 08/25/1998 – LARINBURG, NC
ALISHA SCRAGG – 06/18/1983 – WHEELING, WV
JOEL PRICE – 0/23/1996 – JUMPING BRANCH, WV
ALISHA FOSTER – 09/20/1985 – SOPHIA, WV

✨ A huge thank‑you to Burke & Herbert Bank for their incredibly generous $5,000 donation to support our DARE program.You...
06/09/2026

✨ A huge thank‑you to Burke & Herbert Bank for their incredibly generous $5,000 donation to support our DARE program.

Your commitment to strengthening our community and investing in the safety and education of our youth makes a real difference. We are deeply grateful for your partnership and support. ✨🚓

Naloxone reverses an overdose. But it's just the beginning. If you or someone you love is ready to take the next step — ...
06/06/2026

Naloxone reverses an overdose. But it's just the beginning. If you or someone you love is ready to take the next step — whether that's treatment, recovery support, or just a conversation with someone who understands — help is waiting.
�Available 24/7. Free. Confidential. Answered by trained specialists who can connect you with:�🔹 Treatment programs across West Virginia�🔹 Recovery support groups�🔹 Mental health resources�🔹 Crisis support�🔹 Help finding free naloxone

No one in West Virginia has to face this alone. Call or text 1-844-HELP4WV. Or visithelp4wv.com to learn more.

Research from the U.S. Department of Justice and other policing institutes points to several benefits of comprehensive o...
06/05/2026

Research from the U.S. Department of Justice and other policing institutes points to several benefits of comprehensive officer wellness programs that include peer support:��🔹 Reduced burnout and turnover�🔹 Better resilience and decision-making in high-pressure moments�🔹 Stronger trust between officers and the communities they serve�🔹 More officers feeling supported when they need it most��Supporting law enforcement wellness isn't just good for officers and their families. It strengthens the entire community.
�If you know an officer — or love one — share this resource with them. COPLine: Peer support for law enforcement, answered by those who've been there.
Confidential. Anonymous. 24/7. COPLINE.org · 1-800-COPLINE

✨ We had an absolute blast with our friends at Sticks & Clicks Drumline and Arts Program — the talent, the teamwork, the...
06/04/2026

✨ We had an absolute blast with our friends at Sticks & Clicks Drumline and Arts Program — the talent, the teamwork, the passion… it’s impossible not to be inspired. 🥁🎨

📌 If you haven’t checked them out yet, you’re missing out on something special. Upcoming performances include:

🔹 Juneteenth Celebration - Saturday, 6/20 downtown Bluefield at 1:15PM
🔹 July 4th Parade - Saturday, July 4th at 1PM in City Park
🔹 American Foundation for Su***de Prevention “Out of Darkness Walk,” 9/12 at City Park
🔹 American Cancer Society event, Princeton - Sept 19th at 11AM at Princeton Town Square, Mercer St.
🔹 Northside Block Party (August 7th at 6PM)
🔹 GMZ Church Street Event (TBD)

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200 South Mercer Street
Bluefield, WV
24701

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