The Virginia Beach Police Department was quick to react to a call for service in the 1300 block of Wren Place on June 3, 2023. The police officers’ prompt response to the scene showed their dedication to protecting the public and looking out for the community’s best interests.
The cops arrived, took stock of the situation, and launched an exhaustive inquiry. Because of their professionalism and strict adherence to established procedures, the situation was resolved quickly and thoroughly. They conducted in-depth interviews with potential witnesses and gathered relevant material. Have a look at this tweet:
A #trans artist & drag queen from #Portland, Ore. has been arrested in Virginia Beach, Va. and charged with murder. Michael Horwitz, who uses the fake name “Norah,” allegedly stabbed her father to death in a horrific home attack.
Before identifying as a woman, Horwitz was a drag… pic.twitter.com/wBCc0cwiej
— Andy Ngô 🏳️🌈 (@MrAndyNgo) June 6, 2023
The police in Virginia Beach are serious about keeping the peace, as seen by their quick reactions and proactive stance. The community will feel more safe and secure knowing that their issues will be addressed quickly and effectively.
This event highlights the importance of the police department’s work to ensure the public’s safety. Together, Virginia Beach’s residents and law enforcement agencies cooperate to keep the city safe, which serves as a powerful example of the value of community involvement and cooperation.
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Dr. Abbey Horwitz (M/68) was found at the site with several stab wounds. Unfortunately, at 9:13 a.m., Dr. Horwitz announced his death despite the best efforts of EMS. Law enforcement officials launched an exhaustive probe to learn more about the unfortunate events. The Virginia Beach Police Department is still dedicated to finding out what happened to Dr. Horwitz and punishing those responsible in order to offer closure to the mourning community and protect the public.
