Armed man sought
One man was cut with a knife and now police are looking for a man they say is armed and dangerous.
Officers were called to the 4000 block of Cressida Place in Lake Ridge at 9:45 p.m. Tuesday for a report of a fight.
The victim told authorities someone he knew came to his home and wanted to argue. During the fight, the suspect pulled a knife and sliced the victim on the chest and leg, said Prince William police spokesman Jonathan Perok.
The suspect fled the scene and the victim was taken to a local hospital with injuries that did not appear to be life threatening.
A 54-year-old female bystander who tried to break up the fight was also cut on her hand, said Perok.
Police obtained warrants for 26-year-old Jonathan Isaac Lampan, 26, of 5800 Quantrell Avenue #111 in Alexandria.
He’s described as white, 5 feet nine inches tall, with blue eyes and blonde hair. He’s wanted for two counts for malicious wounding and for burglary with intent to commit a felony, said Perok.
Police warn Lampan could be armed and dangerous.
Man turns himself in after robbery
A suspect in a robbery in Lake Ridge has turned himself into police.
Lewis Da Juan Rose, 24, of Oxon Hill, Md, is charged with robbery, police say.
On April 18, police were called to the 13900 block of Hedgewood Drive after a 20-year-old male was struck from behind and robbed.
The attackers took property from the victim and then fled the scene, said Prince William police spokesman Jonathan Perok.
Two days after the attack, police identified the two men they say were responsible for the attack.
Rose, who was one of the men identified by police, turned himself into police June 22.
A second man charged in the attack, Charles Myers, 18, of Woodbridge, is also charged with robbery, said Perok.
The victim was treated for injuries that did not appear to be life threatening following the robbery.
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Prince William Times: Licensed wildlife rehabber Olivia LoBalbo can’t wait until the wild animals she treats are well enough to scurry off or fly away into the forest on their own. But while they’re in her care, they can now be safely transported in a fully equipped wildlife rescue van, dubbed “The PAW Express,” courtesy of the Prince William SPCA.
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Insidenova.com: County staff and leading park engineers outlined the design plan for the 308-acre Doves Landing Regional Park and its adjacent Sinclair mill site during a community meeting last week.
About 35 in-person residents, plus a handful of others online, turned out Jan. 8 at the Pat White Center at Ben Lomond near Manassas for a thorough, two-hour project update meeting. Coles District Supervisor Yesli Vega also tuned in virtually.
During the event, Patti Pakkala, planning manager with the Prince William County Department of Parks and Recreation, Ed Umbrell, senior project manager at Dewberry Engineers, and several of their colleagues led a presentation and Q&A, laying the foundation for the ongoing development of Doves Landing.
FXBG Advance: The public was first made aware of the possibility of data centers in Celebrate VA when Mayor Devine added the topic to the July 9, 2024 Council agenda, giving the public no prior notice that the topic was to be discussed. Well before that announcement, council members had toured data centers in February, two at a time, to avoid public notice.
Also, prior to the July 9th meeting the City Manager initiated discussion with a developer to provide land for data centers.
In September the City Council supported the expenditure of $200,000 to study the infrastructure needs to provide power for data centers in Celebrate VA. A cost that should not be the responsibility of the city but by either Dominion Power or the developer. When questioned about this City Manager Tim Baroody confirmed it was not the city’s responsibility but explained that it was being done at the direction of the City Council.
Looking for a hands-on experience with cutting-edge technology? Don’t miss the 3D Printing Workshop at the Manassas Park City Library on January 16th at 5:30 p.m. Open to teens and adults ages 12 and up, this free workshop will teach the basics of Tinkercad and give participants the opportunity to ask questions about 3D printing. Explore the possibilities and take the first step into the exciting world of 3D printing!
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