Wanted woman pulled from Aquia Creek
From the Stafford sheriff's office: A Stafford woman was unable to swim away from justice during an early morning disturbance on Barge Lane.
This morning at 1 a.m. Deputy E.R. Houde responded to Barge Lane for a disturbance involving Jessica Orlikoff Nageotte, 30. Deputy Houde believed there were active warrants for Nageotte, and the Emergency Communications Center confirmed not only were there active warrants in Stafford, but she was also wanted in Prince William County.
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