Astrid Robinson

Lieutenant Astrid Robinson had 25 years of law enforcement experience. She received a college degree from Hawaii Pacific University in Justice Administration. Lieutenant Robinson began her law enforcement career with the Virginia State Police as a trooper in 1989. Later in 2001, she joined Prince William County Police Department.  Lieutenant Robinson served two years in Patrol, then became a detective in the Criminal Investigations Division serving in the Property Crimes, Robbery, and Homicide Units. During this time, she received a Valor Award for a shooting incident in 2005. Upon promotion to Sergeant, she transferred back to Patrol and then to Personnel and was responsible for recruiting. Lieutenant Robinson later went to the Robbery and Homicide Unit and was promoted in place as a First Sergeant. After serving there for four years, she was promoted to Lieutenant in Operations as a Watch Commander. Lieutenant Robinson completed her career as an Assistant Academy Director and was instrumental in developing the Women’s Mentorship Program for the Prince William County Police Department.