News

Charlottesville man charged with multiple auto break-ins in the Fishersville area

Charlottesville man charged with multiple auto break-ins in the Fishersville area

Photo: Saga Communications


CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA (CVILLE RIGHT NOW) – On August 19, the Augusta County Sheriff’s Office notified the community of multiple reported vehicle break-ins in the Teaverton subdivision in the Fishersville area. A joint investigation was initiated by the Augusta County Sheriff’s Office in partnership with the Staunton Police Department.

As a result, Durron Ashton Harris, 21, of Charlottesville, has been charged with following:

18.2-192- Felony Credit Card Larceny

5 Counts of 18.2-96- Petit Larceny

8 Counts of 18.2-147- Entering or setting in motion a vehicle with the intent to commit a crime, malicious mischief, or injury thereto.

Harris is currently being held at Middle River Regional Jail without bond.

“Thanks to quick community reporting and strong collaboration with the Staunton Police Department, we were able to identify a suspect and move swiftly toward accountability,” said Sheriff Donald L. Smith in a statement. “We will continue to work with our regional partners to protect our neighborhoods and remind residents to lock vehicles and remove valuables to help deter opportunistic crime.”

The case remains an active investigation. Anyone with additional information, home surveillance footage, or unreported incidents in the Teaverton area is asked to contact the Augusta County Sheriff’s Office at 540-245-5333.

Latest Stories

20 hours ago in National

Trump executive order tries to rename the Department of Defense as the Department of War

President Donald Trump signed an executive order Friday aiming to rebrand the Department of Defense as the Department of War — a long-telegraphed move aimed at projecting American military toughness around the globe.

20 hours ago in Sports

MLB’s regular season enters its final 3 weeks. Here’s a look at the playoff picture and awards races

The 2025 season has produced a surprising show of parity through the first five months of the regular season. While most of the league's big spenders — teams like the Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Yankees and New York Mets — are in good position to make the playoffs and do damage in October, they haven't been as dominant as many expected.

20 hours ago in Entertainment, Music

This year’s song of the summer is a ballad, not a banger. Here’s what that says about us

For the past 14 weeks and counting, the top Billboard spot has been held by a love ballad: Alex Warren's "Ordinary." As Berklee College of Music professor and forensic musicologist Joe Bennett notes, the February release is "a fair bit slower than the mean average for the Hot 100, or for a historical song of the summer."