From the Richmond Police department:

At approximately 4:30 p.m., Monday, May 30, a member of the Richmond Fire Department was on patrol with a Police Department officer when a bicycle assigned to the Fire official was stolen and then recovered.

The police officer attempted to arrest a suspect. While attempting to arrest the suspect a large group gathered. The suspect resisted arrest and due to the large crowd the officer called for additional units. The units arrived and the suspect was arrested.

Arrested was Jordan J. Wiles, 29, of the 2700 block of West Main Street. Wiles has been charged with grand larceny and assault and battery.

RICHMOND, VA (WWBT) - There's an SAT controversy in Richmond. A local delegate is accusing the City school system of manipulating the numbers by using test scores from a school that's not actually in its district.

A spokesperson for the school system says it has nothing to hide and has done nothing wrong. but Delegate Joe Morrissey held a press conference this morning, he says to point out to parents that Richmond SAT scores are not as high as they look.

It's all in the numbers when it comes to SATs. Students have to take the test to get into college and school systems use it as a benchmark.

On the Richmond Public Schools website there's a list of its students average SAT scores.

"They've use a total score of 954. that's not accurate, it's not true, it's misleading. it's disingenuous," said Delegate Joe Morrissey. 

RICHMOND, VA (WWBT) - Richmond area hospitals sprung into mass casualty mode early this morning, as dozens of passengers needed emergency care following the bus crash in Caroline County near Doswell.

On one hand, about half of the 54 injured people have already been released from a variety of Richmond area hospitals. But there are others who remain in critical condition.

Downtown, at the area's only level one trauma center, the ambulance teams arrived so frequently. It was fair to ask if there would be enough space? But that question was already answered.

From the accident, 54 people were hurt, and they were scattered across 10 hospitals, from Fredericksburg, to Richmond, and the Tri-Cities.

Some were listed in critical condition with head and spine injuries. Others had just minor bumps and bruises.

At VCU Medical Center, doctors treated 12 passengers, ranging in age from 77, to the very young.