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Newport News Secure Juvenile Detention Center — final PREA audit, August 2026

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115.371 Criminal and administrative agency investigations   Auditor Overall Determination: Meets Standard Auditor Discussion Standard 115.371 – Criminal and Administrative Agency Investigations   Documents Reviewed: ·                     NNJDC Pre-Audit Questionnaire  ·                     NNJDC 115.371 PREA Post-Criminal and Administrative Agency Investigations  Interviews Conducted: ·                     PREA Coordinator  ·                     Investigative Staff    NNJDC policy 115.371 requires that all allegations of sexual abuse and sexual harassment be investigated promptly, thoroughly, and objectively, including allegations received from third parties and anonymous reports. The facility conducts administrative investigations through its designated investigative team, while all criminal investigations are referred to the Newport News Police Department (NNPD) Special Victims Unit.   The auditor reviewed the facilities investigation and response records used to document administrative investigations. Records included information on involved parties, incident location, background, narrative summary of allegations, protective actions taken, investigation procedures, statements, conclusions, findings, and notifications made.  Files also contained attachments such as emails, interview notes/transcripts from all interviewed parties, DVD of security footage, etc. Criminal matters are referred to NNPD for investigation and evidentiary handling.    Investigative staff confirmed completion of specialized training, as required under §115.334, and demonstrated understanding of investigative procedures, including evidence review, victim and witness interviews, and documentation of findings. Staff further confirmed that first responders are trained in evidence preservation, while NNPD is responsible for physical evidence collection and criminal investigative procedures.  
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