Press Releases
Sarah Rose Genari - UPDATE
Warren County, VA - On April 27, 2018 the Warren County Sheriff’s Office issued a press release seeking information on the whereabouts of Sarah Rose Genari, 16 year old white female. She was described as being 5’7” 106 lbs with hazel eyes and brown hair with highlighted tips. Sarah was last seen in the Apple Mountain area of Warren County on April 26, 2018 around 10:00 P.M. Sarah was last seen wearing a black sweatshirt and any other clothing description is unknown.
During the course of trying to locate Sarah the Warren County Sheriff’s Office conducted searches of the Apple Mountain area. The following searches were conducted: K-9, ground, air, water and thermal imaging devices with the assistance of the following agencies.
- Virginia Department of Emergency Management
- Warren County Fire and Rescue
- Linden Volunteer Fire Department
- Shenandoah Mountain Rescue Group (SMRG)
- Blue and Grey Search and Rescue
- Virginia Search and Rescue Dog Association (VSRDA)
- Blue Ridge Mountain Rescue Group (BRMRG)
- TROT Search and Rescue
- Frederick County Sheriff's Office
- Stephens City Volunteer Fire Rescue
- Shenandoah Shores Fire Department
- Shenandoah Mountain Rescue Group
- Clarke County Sheriff’s Office
- Front Royal Police Department
- Search and Rescue Tracking Institute (SARTI)
- Fauquier County Sheriff’s Office
- Piedmont Search and Rescue
- Rivermont Fire Department
- Dogs East
- Fairfax County Police Department
- Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office
Searches were suspended at nightfall on May 1, 2018. The Warren County Sheriff’s Office would like to thank everyone for their assistance in searching this area for anything related to Sarah’s whereabouts.
The Warren County Sheriff’s Office is still seeking information in reference to Sarah’s whereabouts. Despite all efforts, at this time Sarah has not been located. Anyone with information pertaining to Sarah Genari is asked to contact Investigator Emily Young at 540-635-7100 or at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
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May 3, 2018
Sheriff Daniel T. McEathron
Sarah Rose Genari
Warren County, VA - The Warren County Sheriff’s Office is currently seeking information on the whereabouts of Sarah Rose Genari, 17 year old white female. She is described as being 5ft 7in, weight is 106 lbs with hazel eyes and brown highlighted hair. Sarah was last seen in the Apple Mountain area of Warren County last night, April 26th, around 10pm. It was reported that Sarah walked off from her residence. Sarah was last seen wearing a black sweat shirt, any other clothing description is not known. If you have any information in reference to Sarah’s location or any other information you believe may be helpful, please contact the Warren County Sheriff’s Office at 540-635-4128.
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April 27, 2018
Sheriff Daniel T. McEathron
Phone Scam Alert!
The Warren County Sheriff's Office has received information that some residents have encountered individuals impersonating someone from our office over the telephone. These individuals are using more and more sophisticated methods to hide their identity, even caller ID’s may show from Warren County Sheriff’s Office. Don’t get scammed!
If you are contacted by the someone claiming to be with the Warren County Sheriff’s Office or ANY organization demanding money, take down their contact information, research the number that contacted you and call the organization back with your questions. DO NOT MAKE ANY PAYMENTS over the phone.
If you are the victim of a scam, contact your local law enforcement agency to report it.
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April 20, 2018
Sheriff Daniel T. McEathron
Coyote In Town
Warren County, VA - On March 19, 2018 at approximately 7:00 pm, Warren County Animal Control officers responded to the area of Church Street in the Town of Front Royal for the report of an injured husky. Once Animal Control officers made contact with the animal it was determined that the animal was a coyote. It appeared that it had been struck by a vehicle and was not able to walk. The coyote was put down at the location.
While this is an unusual occurrence in Town, please be aware of your children and pets. If anyone comes in contact with this type of wildlife please do not approach or try to handle. They are very dangerous animals when injured or cornered. Please contact the Warren County Animal Control at 540-635-4128 if you see these animals in the Town limits.
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March 20, 2018
Sheriff Daniel T. McEathron