Tag: Nokesville Road
UPDATED: Prince William Officer Involved in Crash on Nokesville Road
Prince William County Police Officers responded to the intersection of Piper Lane and Nokesville Road in Manassas (20109) for an officer-involved crash, March 14 at 8:36 p.m.
Police Warn of Man on Nokesville Road Trying to Lure Women into his Vehicle
Prince William Police are warning residents of a suspicious man in the Manassas/Bristow/Nokesville area who had tried to lure two young women into his vehicle.
Police Investigate Fatal Motorcycle Crash at Sowder Village
Joseph Daniel Sandrus, 34, of Stafford died Wednesday night when his motorcycle collided with a super-cab truck while traveling on Route 28 near the Sowder Village Shopping Center in Bristow.
Suspect Arrested for Murder of Teen Victim Found in Nokesville
The U.S. Marshal’s Fugitive Task Force arrested Hector Armando Gamez-Amaya, 28, of McDonough, Georgia, Sept 3, for the murder of Miguel Angel Ruiz Carrillo.
UPDATED: Police Call Bristow Shooting Non-Random
Prince William County Police confirmed am individual was shot in the area of 11607 Nokesville Road overnight Tuesday.
Police Investigate Residential Burglary in Nokesville
Prince William County Police are investigating a burglary that occurred at a residence in the 13000 block of Nokesville Road in Nokesville.
Five Injured in Linton Hall Road Multi-Vehicle Accident
A multi-vehicle crash along the eastern end Linton Hall Road in Bristow, late Sunday morning, left five injured.
POLICE: Nokesville Man Killed in Crash, Ran Red Light
Investigators from the Crash Investigation Unit of the Prince William County Police Department determined that Clive Allison Alderman, Jr., 87, who died in a fatal car crash Dec. 20, ran a red light.
Prince William Fire & Rescue Extinguish House Fire in Nokesville
Prince William Fire and Rescue units were dispatched to a single story home structure on Nokesville Road, Jan. 6.
Rural Prince William Roads Could Become Virginia Scenic Byways
The Prince William County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously, Tuesday afternoon, to request that several Prince William County roads be designated as official Virginia Byways, or “scenic byways.”
