Crime at 1500- N 28TH ST on 03/04/2026 4:22 AM
Type: Other
Date: 03/04/2026 4:22 AM
Description: TRESPASSING , INVESTIGATE. THIS IS FROM THE CITY OF RICHMOND DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS ACTIVE CALLS LOG. INFORMATION IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE.
Address: 1500- N 28TH ST, Richmond, VA
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Area Missing Persons
Name
Lee SnellingsMissing Age
23Est. Current Age
34Last Seen
Chesterfield, VA on 03/12/2015Physical Description
Race: White Ethnicity: Caucasian Gender: Male Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown Height: 6' 0" Weight: 145 lbsCase Number
MP28794Area Cold Cases
Name
http://wtvr.com/2016/02/26/muhammad-abu-bakr-cold-case/ http://wtvr.com/2016/02/26/muhammad-abu-bakr-cold-case/Age
57Cause of Death
HomicideInfo
On her ancestor table, pamela baghat displays loved ones who have passed away before her. The richmond woman said she always found comfort in that tiny corner of her home. But today, pamela said she was struggling with adding the newest relative to her collection.Father killed after he stepped off the bus greg mcquade reports for wtvr.Com. By: greg mcquade posted 9:25 am, feb 27, 2016 and last updated 4:55 pm, feb 27, 2016 richmond, va. -- on her ancestor table, pamela baghat displays loved ones who have passed away before her. The richmond woman said she always found comfort in that tiny corner of her home. But today, pamela said she was struggling with adding the newest relative to her collection. Pamela baghat's ancestor table "People just loved him," pamela said. She was talking about her younger brother muhammad.Muhammad abu-bakr, 57, was a janitor who toiled working two jobs, six days a week, to make ends meet.On october 17, the father of two hopped off of the bus at east ladies mile road and hazelhurst avenue, on richmond’s northside, for a short walk to his apartment. It was a commute he made through providence park countless times.But on that night, he never made it home. At 9:15 p.M. Gunfire crackled in the crisp autumn air. Moments later, 911 calls poured in to dispatch.Along the 300 block of hunt avenue muhammad’s life slipped away into a pool of blood.Richmond police detective marshall young was on duty that saturday night.The 13-year police veteran arrived shortly after the shooting, which was the city’s 28th homicide that year.Agency
Richmond