Police and firefighters in New Hampshire have responded to an unusual call — a moose trapped in a backyard swimming pool.

Bedford Police arrested Tony Webb after he stole money from a vending machine.

Two individuals have been charged in connection with illicit sexual activity at a Bedford business, according to the Bedford Police Department.

Kade Witt is pursuing his childhood dream of becoming a police officer through an innovative internship program at the Bedford Police Department, gaining valuable skills and community engagement experience.

The Bedford Police are seeking information from the public to aid in a recent fraud investigation.

A missing Russell County woman and her one-year-old child were found in the Town of Bedford on Feb. 16 after being missing for more than ten days, according to the Bedford Police Department.

In a recent council meeting, plans for a new police facility in the town of Bedford were once again put on hold.

The Bedford Police Department is asking for the community’s help to locate a man they say is wanted on multiple charges in Central Virginia.

The store has reopened to the public, and police say there is no threat suspected

In their current space, workstations are on top of one another, visitors have to sit on a narrow bench in a tight hallway, the locker room barely fits two officers, and there are no weight rooms or showers.

He joined the department in 1996 after serving in the U.S. Army National Guard and Virginia’s Department of Corrections.

The Bedford Police Department is currently seeking the public’s assistance in locating a missing woman who was last seen on Christmas.

The Vinton Police Department is seeking the public’s help in finding a suspect vehicle it believes is tied to a shooting that left one man hospitalized.

The Bedford Police Department reports that the phone line has been restored.

A Bedford murder suspect and his victim were friends, according to the Bedford Police Department.

Nearly 90 children are building a bond this week at Cop Camp, organized by the Bedford Police Department.

BEDFORD, Va. – Police are asking you to be mindful of your grass clippings, especially along roadways. Grass clippings in the street often end up in the storm drains and sewers and are a hazard to both motorcycles and bicycles. “Those grass clippings can be very slippery, and that could cause a motorcyclist to lose control of the bike and fall. So, we want to make sure folks understand to try and blow those clippings back into their yards, bag them, do whatever they can rather than just blow them into the road,” said Lieutenant Robert Kimbrel of the Bedford Police Department. He said cyclists should wear full, protective gear at all times.

BEDFORD, Va. – Dashing through the aisles of Walmart, Emmanuel Brown had endless possibilities of toys at his fingertips. The eight-year-old participated in Bedford’s ‘Shop with a Cop’ event Monday. Instead of a large group on one day, 37 children are broken up into smaller groups over the course of a week. Police Chief Todd Foreman says during the pandemic, they’re adjusting to strengthen the bond with the community. And to be a child and wake up Christmas morning with nothing under the tree – that would be bad,” Wood said.

BEDFORD, Va. – A woman is facing a second-degree murder charge after police say she stabbed a man to death on Wednesday morning. According to the Bedford Police Department, officers responded to 977 Salem Turnpike around 1 a.m. on Wednesday. When officers arrived, they found 41-year-old George Turner of Bedford outside of his home with a stab wound to the chest. Officers say they started CPR until he was taken to Bedford Memorial Hospital, where he later died. She has been charged with second-degree murder.

BEDFORD, VA. – A local police department is taking time to remind people while identity thieves may be staying indoors, they haven't given up trying to scam you. The Bedford Police Department is warning people across the area that cute bumper stickers could be just like leaving your keys on the doorstep. Bedford Chief Todd Foreman is in the classroom re-certifying as a crime prevention specialist. The department shared an infographic on social media pointing out the fact that your information is the currency of thieves. Just having bumper stickers on your car doesn’t guarantee you’ll fall victim.

BEDFORD, Va. The Bedford Police Department announced Thursday that two of its officers tested positive for the coronavirus. The first case was reported on Tuesday and that officer has not worked in over a week. The second officer hadnt worked in four days from when the positive test was reported, according to the police department. The department is now working with the Virginia Department of Health, the County Emergency Management and the Bedford County Sheriffs Office to protect the officers and the citizens of Bedford. To ensure there was no spread, VDH tested every employee of the Bedford Police Department for COVID-19.

BEDFORD, Va. – Food for Frontline is moving into week five of feeding those who have worked tirelessly during the COVID-19 pandemic. On Monday, the Bedford Police Department received lunch from a local bakery thanks to donations from 10 News viewers. The owner said faithful customers and Monday’s Food for Frontline order has helped them continue. It’s been really rough, really rough,” said Ginger Williams, owner of My Way Bakery. The Bedford Police Department was grateful that the community wanted to say thank you.