Today's police blotter from the Stafford County Sheriff's Office.
From the Stafford sheriff's office:
DUI
Wawa 830 Warrenton Road 06/11 9:35 p.m. Sgt. Aubry was dispatched to the convenience store after a customer witnessed a male subject in his vehicle at the fuel pumps with his genitals exposed. When Sgt. Aubry arrived, he located the suspect slumped over in the car, which was now behind the business and had struck a curb. The driver was identified as Eric Fries, 62, of Stafford. Fries had a strong odor of alcoholic beverage on his breath. A search warrant for blood was executed and Fries was held at the Rappahannock Regional Jail without bond on charges of DUI and indecent exposure.
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Due to an unforeseen number of staff absences, Stafford County Public Schools is experiencing bus delays this afternoon.Â
Several schools are being significantly impacted by delays, including North Stafford High, Brooke Point High, and Colonial Forge High, which have reported delays ranging from 15 to 45 minutes. The elementary and middle schools, such as Garrisonville Elementary and Stafford Middle, are also experiencing delays, particularly for routes that have been combined or affected by traffic.
“Yes, this also affected morning runs… As you have seen, there is a rise in flu-like illnesses in Stafford,” said Stafford County Public Schools spokeswoman Sandra Osborn. “We are asking that parents please be patient and monitor the delay board. We also ask that they keep their children home when they are ill.”
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