On the morning of June 2, Prince William police responded to a call at a home on Sheffield Hill Way in Woodbridge, for a report about an armed burglary and abduction.
According to Prince William police, the caller – who was identified as Charles Lee – told officers that he went the home of his friend – 40-year old Shaquana Moore – and found her tied up and gagged.
When officers arrived on scene, Moore stated that a man and woman entered the home through a garage door, confronting her and displaying a knife. They then assaulted her and tied her up according to Moore, stated by Prince William police.
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