WOODBRIDGE, Va. – On October 14, two people were arrested in connection to an investigation of physical abuse of a 3-month-old female infant from August 25. Officers from the Physical Abuse Unit were called after the infant was admitted to a nearby hospital in August with bruises on her face and swelling and later determined that she had been smothered by the two suspects.
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Gas prices continue to fall across the region.
A 17-year-old girl was raped in a wooded area of Woodbridge on Saturday.
The photos of abandoned auto buildings, vacant land, and lots overgrown with brush shown Tuesday night looked like scenes a post-apocalyptic movie.
WOODBRIDGE, Va. – On October 4, a 22-year-old woman told police that she was sitting in her car, when the suspect came up, brandished and pointed his handgun at her. The victim knew the suspect and he began to shoot at the car, damaging it but the victim was not injured. Police have obtained a warrant for the suspect’s arrest.
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WOODBRIDGE, Va. – On October 13, officers found and arrested two suspects in connection to a burglary from the previous day. Police say a group of burglars broke into a home, three of whom were armed and caused minor injuries. Before leaving in two separate cars with two stolen cell phones, the home and residents were searched.
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WOODBRIDGE, Va. – On October 11, a woman was arrested for driving under the influence with her 3-year-old daughter after she weaved out of the lane and struck a construction barrel. The woman’s daughter was unharmed and given to a family friend while officers connected the woman to a separate, previous hit and run crash on I-95.
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In the world of telemarketing sales, there’s an old saying “smile and dial.”
Pets are about to take center stage in Woodbridge near Wegmans grocery store.
Senator Mark Warner on Thursday toured B-Thrifty, a mega thrift store and marketplace in Woodbridge.
It was a campaign stop for the freshman Virginia senator who is seeking another term in Washington. The senator and former Virginia Governor touted his business experience as a co-founder the once mobile phone giant Nextel to a room full of business owners and entrepreneurs.
