Police
Gay and Lesbian Liaison Team (GLLT)
Welcome to Northern Virginia’s first law enforcement Gay and Lesbian Liaison Team.
What We’re All About
The Arlington County Police Department founded the GLLT to improve the relationship between the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender (GLBT) community and the Police Department.
Members of the unit are dedicated to serving the GLBT community within Arlington by:
- Attending community events, civic meetings, government functions and other related events.
- Visiting gay-owned and operated businesses, associations and other groups that seek the support or assistance of the GLLT.
- Offering safety training tailored to the members of the GLBT community.
- Operating an Arlington County Police Department recruiting and education booth at local pride festivals for both sworn and auxiliary police officers.
- Documenting and tracking any reports taken within the GLBT community to help generate current crime statistics.
- Following up and problem solving GLBT citizen concerns
- Assisting GLBT citizens with police investigations
Who We Are
The team so far has five members, but we’re still growing.
The GLLT supervisor is Capt. M. Nuneville.
The team coordinator is Ofc. L. Grimes.
Contact Us
The GLBT community can contact the GLLT with questions and concerns, or to report incidents.
To contact us about harassing phone calls, domestic issues, threats, destruction of property, general questions and other issues, please e-mail
polgllt (at) arlingtonva.us or call 703-228-4389.If the incident is an emergency, please dial 911.
Be sure to include your name, e-mail, street address, phone number (optional) and the best time to contact you. Only members of the Arlington County Police Department will have access to the information you provide in this report.