DALE CITY, Va. – On October 3, a 35-year-old man was hospitalized with critical injuries after he was stabbed by an unknown person. Police say that the victim was walking in the area and never saw the suspect, the investigation is ongoing.
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WOODBRIDGE, Va. – On Oct. 2, police went to investigate reports of trespassing in the area and while searching the supposed trespasser, the suspect kicked an officer in the leg. Police say that the suspect was drunk and gave a false identity to officers while in custody.
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WOODBRIDGE, Va. – On Oct. 1, a 16-year-old male victim told police that he was robbed of a cell phone at Potomac Mills and when the victim tried to stop it, one of the suspects hinted that he had a weapon.
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MANASSAS, Va. – On Oct. 1, an employee at Western Union told police that an unknown man pulled out a handgun and struck him in the the head with it before leaving on foot with a set of keys. Police say that the man followed the employee into the business and the employee resisted him when the incident happened.
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WOODBRIDGE, Va. – On October 1, a manager at a Jiffy Lube told police that an intruder broke out a back office glass door and stole a laptop, computer monitor, and safe from an internal office. According to the report, officers reviewed video surveillance cameras that showed a man, matching the description of the suspect, burglarizing Jiffy Lube.
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MANASSAS, Va. – On Sept. 27, Manassas City police officers went to 8800 Fort Drive to investigate a report that shots were fired in the area.
Officers were told by someone at the scene that they saw what was described as a “late model red minivan” driving down Jackson Avenue nearby, said Manassas police spokeswoman Adrienne Helms. While it passed, the driver fired two gunshots out of the car and continued to drive back on Jackson Avenue, towards Sudley Road until it left the scene, said Helms.
MANASSAS, Va. – On September 23, two suspects were arrested for a hit and run to a parked vehicle on 9431 West Street with damages that totaled over $2,000.
The hit and run occurred at the Train Depot at around 10:20 pm, said Manassas police spokeswoman Adrienne Helms. After the investigation, officers found and charged John William Staggs, 40, with driving while intoxicated and hit and run, he was held on a $2,000 bond, said Helms.
MANASSAS, Va. – On September 26, a female victim told Manassas police that she saw an unknown man standing at her bedroom door.
Once the victim saw the suspect, he told her he entered the wrong house and fled out the front door, driving away in a gold Honda Accord, said Manassas police spokeswoman Adrienne Helms. The suspect is described as a white male, 6’2″, weighing approximately 200 pounds, with black hair and glasses, and was last seen wearing khaki pants and a t-shirt, said Helms.
STAFFORD, Va. – On Sept. 25, an attempted burglary occurred at Aquia Episcopal Church located on 2938 Jefferson Davis Highway in Stafford.
Stafford sheriff’s spokesman William Kennedy said that on Sept. 25, a deputy was sent to investigate an alarm activation at the church that occurred at 11:57 p. Kennedy explained that initially it appeared that the signal came from a perimeter door, but when the deputy spoke with the church pastor, it was determined that the alarm came from the church office.
A man suspected of brandishing a firearm on Tuesday was arrested this morning in Manassas.
