In dealing with a juvenile felony case, which agency is identified as handling the matter?

• A. Norfolk PD
• B. FBI
• C. State Police
• D. Local Sheriff's Office

Answer: (A)

When a case involves a juvenile and a felony, the investigation and intake are typically handled at the local level. Local police departments are usually responsible for the initial inquiry, coordinating with the juvenile court, and managing case flow within their city. The FBI handles federal offenses or cases that cross state lines, which is beyond a standard juvenile felony within a single jurisdiction. The State Police take on statewide investigations or assist local agencies when needed, not the routine juvenile matters in a specific city. The Local Sheriff's Office tends to focus on county-wide operations and inmate custody, rather than daily juvenile investigations in a city.

In this scenario, the matter is identified as being handled by the Norfolk Police Department, which fits the common local-ownership approach for juvenile cases within a city. So the Norfolk Police Department is the agency responsible in this context.