Gun thefts soar in Richmond area. The consequences can be devastating | Chief Durham wants law requiring thefts be reported

Having trouble reading this email? View it in your browser Friday, October 26th, 2018 Articles that carry the Subscriber Plus logo (at left) can only be accessed by Richmond Times-Dispatch subscribers with digital access. To learn more or to subscribe, click here.  Gun thefts soar in Richmond region and the consequences can be devastating Every day last year at least one gun on average was reported stolen from someone's car or truck in the Richmond metropolitan area.  Richmond police chief frustrated by repeated legislative defeat of bills requiring stolen firearms to be reported Richmond and Henrico police supported legislation introduced during the last General Assembly Session earlier this year that would have req… Latest News Virginia Tech must bounce back, again, after blowout loss to Georgia Tech Florida man charged after weeklong bomb-package scare Why Halloween pop-ups suddenly possess so many dead retail spaces  Former Clover Hill standout Samantha Jerabek leads VCU's attack as Rams roll into Atlantic 10 soccer tournament NBC cancels Megyn Kelly's show after blackface controversy Stocks slump again, putting S&P 500 back into red for year Work on 17th Street Farmer's Market in Shockoe Bottom ending after 15 months Latest gubernatorial appointments News ​ ​ Sports ​ ​ Business ​ ​ Food & Drink ​ ​ Events ​ ​ Video ​ ​ Opinion ​ ​ Weather