WOODBRIDGE, Va. – On August 21, police were called to a home after two men wouldn’t refused to leave. Once police arrived, the men, one of whom was the suspect, were leaving in a car but when they were stopped, the suspect pushed an officer while trying to escape and was arrested soon after.
Here’s the latest from Prince William police:
Assault & Battery on a Law Enforcement Officer [LEO] – On August 21st at 11:54PM, officers responded to the 1500 block of Margaret St in Woodbridge (22191) to investigate a disorderly call. The caller reported to police that two men were on her property looking for another resident of the home. The men refused to leave the property and police were contacted. Officers arrived in the area and located a vehicle leaving without the headlights activated. Offices stopped the vehicle and identified both individuals as being involved in the previous incident. The driver of the vehicle was determined to be intoxicated and subsequently arrested for driving under the influence. During the encounter, the passenger, identified as the accused, pushed passed one of the officers and attempted to flee on foot. Officers caught up to the accused and were eventually able to detain him. No injuries were reported.
Arrested on August 21st:
Jonathan Larz REGER, 32, of 6409 Inwood Dr in Springfield
Charged with assault & battery on a LEO, obstruction of justice, resisting arrest andintoxication in public
Court date: October 9, 2014 | Bond: held WITHOUT bond
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