(July 1, 2013) - There isn't much of a summer vacation for local law enforcement as the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office has been kept busy, according to the July 1, 2013 Daily Crime Report which includes:
Date: July 1, 2013
Eastern Loudoun Station
06/25/13
2220 hrs.
20400 block
Chesapeake Sq.
Sterling
Warrant Service/Assault on Law Enforcement: Deputies responded to a residence to serve four felony warrants for distribution of narcotics. During the warrant service several occupants of the home provided false information regarding the whereabouts of the wanted subject. A female inside the residence, Ashantie M. Jones, 30, of Sterling, assaulted a deputy. She attempted to resist arrest as she was taken into custody. Jones was charged with assault on a law enforcement officer and obstruction of justice. The wanted subject, Dominique L. Coleman, 26, of Sterling, was located hiding inside the apartment. Coleman was served on the four counts of distribution of narcotics. She was released from the Loudoun County Adult Detention Center on a $5000 bond.
06/27/13
06/28/13
2130 hrs.
0637 hrs.
21900 block
Muirfield Cir.
Sterling
Larceny: A driverâs side window to a vehicle was damaged to gain entry. A GPS and a smart phone were taken.
06/28/13
0300 hrs.
0310 hrs.
22900 block
Rock Hill Rd.
Sterling
Larceny: Unknown subject(s) damaged a passenger side window to a vehicle activating the car alarm. Two cell phones and a wallet were taken.
06/29/13
0040 hrs.
1000 block
Sanderson Dr.
Sterling
Robbery: The victim was exiting his vehicle when he saw four suspects. Three of the suspects approached him and one brandished a firearm. The suspects took the victimâs backpack, including a laptop, smartphone and wallet. Three of the suspects were later apprehended after a second reported armed robbery on Old Ox Road. For more information on this case, please go to www.sheriff.loudoun.gov/lcsonews.
06/29/13
0100 hrs.
1000 block
Sanderson Dr.
Driving while Intoxicated: A Sheriffâs Office canine unit was struck by a vehicle as the dog and his handler were preparing for a ground search after the robbery case listed above. A vehicle was observed driving down the roadway without its headlights on. The vehicle was traveling at a low rate of speed and struck the canine. The driver, Santos T. Benites-Sarmiento, 40, of Sterling, was charged with DUI. He was taken to the Loudoun County Adult Detention Center and has since been released. The cannine was not seriously injured.
06/29/13
0130 hrs.
0139 hrs.
46000 block
Old Ox Rd.
Sterling
Robbery: The two victims were walking in the area when two males exited a vehicle. One of the suspects brandished a firearm and demanded their belongings. The suspects took the victimâs smart phones. A Loudoun Sheriffâs Deputy located the suspect vehicle and initiated a traffic stop. The suspects inside the vehicle exited from the car in the area of Falke Plaza and fled on foot. A perimeter was established and a canvass of the area was conducted with the assistance of multiple area jurisdictions. One suspect was immediately apprehended, a second suspect was apprehended in the area of Shaw Road and a third suspect was apprehended by a Loudoun County Sheriffâs Office Canine Unit. The fourth suspect, who has been identified as a juvenile, has not been located at this time. Charged in the case are Idris Zikria-Showers, 19, of Gainesville, a 16-year-old from Manassas and a 15-year-old from Manassas. The names of the 16-year-old and 15-year-old cannot be released due to the fact they are juveniles. All three suspects are charged with three counts of robbery and two counts of use of a firearm during the commission of a felony. Zikria-Showers is being held without bond at the Loudoun County Adult Detention Center. The two juveniles are being held at the Loudoun County Juvenile Detention Center. For more information on this case, please go towww.sheriff.loudoun.gov/lcsonews.
06/29/13
0032 hrs.
E. Holly Ave./N. Lincoln Ave.
Sterling
DUI/Eluding/Possession of Schedule I Narcotic: A deputy initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle in the area of the Sterling Boulevard and Beech Road. The vehicle continued to drive and increased its speed to well in excess of the posted speed limit. The vehicle attempted to turn onto Garfield Road but the driver lost control and struck a fence and a tree. The driver and a passenger attempted to flee on foot but were apprehended in the area of Circle Drive. Bryce M. Hayes, 20, of Sterling, was charged with felony eluding, DUI, possession of marijuana, and hit and run. A passenger in the car, Kyle P. Hogan, 18, of Sterling, was charged with possession of a schedule I substance and underage possession of alcohol. Both men were taken to the Loudoun County Adult Detention Center and have since been released.
06/29/13
0145 hrs.
0200 hrs.
21100 block
Angela Sq.
Sterling
Suspicious Event: A resident discovered a discharged round from a firearm lodged in a kitchen cupboard. A window was also found damaged.
06/30/13
2332 hrs.
22600 block
Glenn Dr.
Sterling
Assault and Battery: A 24-year-old Sterling woman reported that she was assaulted by two subjects, one of whom used pepper spray during the assault. Christina N. Ngamsanith, 22, of Sterling, was charged with assault. Deputies are working to identify the second suspect in the case. The assault stems from a dispute between the victim and the suspects.
Dulles South Station
06/29/13
1219 hrs.
Old Carolina Rd./Bucksville La.
Aldie
Recovered Stolen Auto: A vehicle reported stolen from Prince Georgeâs County, MD, was located in the area.
Western Loudoun Station
06/27/13
06/28/13
0001 hrs.
1729 hrs.
17300 block
Legacy Ter.
Round Hill
Destruction of Property/Suspicious Event: A resident found a screen to a window damaged. There were no signs of entry into the home and nothing was reported missing.
06/29/13
1200 hrs.
1345 hrs.
20200 block
Hogback Mountain Rd.
Leesburg
Larceny: Unknown subject(s) removed the contents of a purse from a vehicle.
06/01/13
06/27/13
0001 hrs.
1205 hrs.
39300 block
Rickard Dr.
Lovettsville
Suspicious Event: A resident reported that items, including cash, were missing from their home. There were no signs of forced entry into the home.
06/30/13
0159 hrs.
0 block
E. Broad Way
Lovettsville
Burglary: An Unknown subject damaged the front glass door to the 7-11 to gain entry. Cigarettes were taken from the store.
Monday, July 1, 2013
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