Tag: Prince WIlliam County Police
UPDATED: Man Arrested for Gainesville Assault
John Alvin Thomas, Jr., wanted for an assault committed on Limestone Drive, turned himself over to police, Monday.
UPDATED: Police Arrest Suspect in Sexual Assault
Prince William County Police took Mason Ebron Greene,19, of Manassas, into custody Aug. 3 on charges of strangulation, aggravated sexual battery and assault & battery following a June 19 incident.
Haymarket Man Charged Following Shooting Incident
Prince William County Police charged Michael Donovan Wine, 43, of Haymarket with attempted malicious wounding, use of a firearm in commission of a felony and reckless handling of a firearm following a July 28 incident.
UPDATED: Anonymous Tip Leads to Capture of Nokesville Fugitive
Prince William Police are on the lookout for Michael Kelly Puckett, 48, of Nokesville, for abduction of and assault and battery on a relative.
Police Investigate Shots Fired in Bristow
Prince William County Police responded Saturday to reports of shots fired in the area of Hopper Lane and Spindle Foot Court in Bristow.
Nokesville Man Wanted for Abduction, Assault & Battery
Prince William Police are on the lookout for Michael Kelly Puckett, 48, of Nokesville, for abduction of and assault and battery on a relative.
Man Charged in Assault of Gainesville Woman, Boy
Prince William County Police charged Larry Darnell Spears, 52, of Manassas with one count of strangulation and two counts of assault & battery following an incident in Gainesville July 20.
Police Seek 2 Men in Haymarket Burglary
Prince William County Police are looking for two men following a burglary at a residence in the 2600 block of Logmill Road in Haymarket, July 14.
Man Robbed, Assaulted at Nokesville Party
Prince William County Police responded to a reported robbery at a residence in the 2100 block of Misty Creek Court in Nokesville July 9.
Gainesville Man Charged with Strangulation Following Domestic Dispute
Prince William County Police charged Justin James Griffin, 27, with strangulation following an incident the evening of July 9.
