Richmond police credit walking beat officers for 28 percent drop in violent crime in city's largest public housing communities

Having trouble reading this email? View it in your browser Tuesday, October 30th, 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.  Richmond police credit walking beat officers for 28 percent drop in violent crime in city's largest public housing communities Richmond patrol officer Samuel Yoon's eyes never stop scanning as he walks a circuitous course through Gilpin Court, the city's largest and… Latest News China reverses ban on trade in tiger, rhino products Previous flight of crashed Lion Air jet scared passengers Today In History, Oct. 30: Paul Manafort & Rick Gates Today's Birthdays, Oct. 30: Henry Winkler Pharrell Williams sends cease and desist to Trump for playing 'Happy' at rally on day of synagogue massacre Pentagon sending 5,200 troops to border week before midterms For the Redskins, last year's adversity has become this year's continuity Official: Pipe-bomb suspect had hit list of targets News ​ ​ Sports ​ ​ Business ​ ​ Food & Drink ​ ​ Events ​ ​ Video ​ ​ Opinion ​ ​ Weather