On the evening of July 13, Prince William police responded to a call on Piccolo Lane in Woodbridge to investigate an assault.
According to Prince William police, the victim – a 20-year old Woodbridge woman – told officer that she and 24-year old Woodbridge man Roberto Estrada-Mata were involved in a verbal fight that escalated.
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New information from the Prince William police has been released on yesterday’s accident.
Mom’s Organic Market will open today in Woodbridge.
Koetz stated that the opening has been pushed back to September.
In the afternoon on July 7, Prince William police responded to a call on Wetherburn Court in Woodbridge to investigate a domestic incident.
According to Prince William police, the victim – a 30-year old woman – told officers that she and 32-year old Emmanuel Mensah were involved in a verbal altercation in front of her home. After the argument the victim returned to her home, and Mensah entered without permission through a kitchen window, stated Prince William police.
A fire broke out at a home near Veterans Memorial Park in Woodbridge on Saturday night.
Here are the latest details from OWL Volunteer Fire Department:
On July 9, Prince William police finished a Special Victims Bureau investigation involving solicitation of a child, after searching a home on Wigglesworth Way in Woodbridge.
According to Prince William police, the investigation showed that in May and June 2015, 34-year old Woodbridge man David Davis was using a cell phone app called ‘TangoMe’ to speak with the victim – a 16-year old girl from Pennsylvania.
Woodbridge district Supervisor Frank Principi is going to the Trader Joe’s headquarters in California.
Principi is going to their headquarters to petition for a Trader Joe’s location in Woodbridge at his own expense, following consistent feedback from residents.
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A new workforce development center is set to open in Woodbridge in January.
The police were very busy this past holiday weekend, with several calls in Woodbridge.
Early in the morning on July 3, Prince William police responded to a call for shots fired at a home on Port Hope Point in Triangle.
According to Prince William fire and rescue, there was fire seen on the back deck that had reached the attic.
Firefighters were able to extinguish the fire.
