[Scott Rodgerson/Unsplash]Police said they found her holding a piece of concrete. Later, they found multiple cars damaged.
More from Prince William police:
Assault & Battery on a Law Enforcement Officer [LEO] – On July 3 at 11:41PM, officers responded to Pointer Ln. near Portsmouth Rd. in Manassas (20109) to investigate an individual throwing missiles at vehicles. Upon arriving in the area, officers observed a woman, later identified as the accused, in the intersection holding a section of concrete. When officers detained the accused, she actively resisted and struck two officers before being placed inside a police vehicle. Officers determined the accused damaged multiple parked vehicles prior to their arrival on scene. No injuries were reported. Following the investigation, the accused, identified as Kimberly SIERRA-OVANDO, was arrested.
Arrested on July 3: [No Photo Available]
Kimberly SIERRA-OVANDO, 20, of no fixed address
Charged with 2 counts of assault & battery on LEO,1 count of throwing missiles at occupied
vehicles, 1 count of obstruction of justice, 2 counts of vandalism, and 1 count of careless
interference with traffic
Court Date: Pending | Bond: Unavailable
In other crime news in Prince William County, police said they arrested one of two men responsible for shooting into a house in Bristow.
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Shooting into a Residential Dwelling *SUSPECT IDENTIFIED | ARREST – On July 3, officers concluded the investigation into the destruction of property that was reported to have occurred at a residence located in the 8400 block of Carneros Valley Ct. in Bristow
(20136) on June 22. While investigating the incident, officers identified two men who were firing rounds which struck a neighboring residence. Following the investigation, one of the men, identified as Anthony Allen ANZELONE, was arrested. Officers also obtained arrest warrants for another man, identified as Kevin Lee JACKSON. Attempts to locate JACKSON have been unsuccessful.
Arrested on July 3: [Pictured Right]
Anthony Allen ANZELONE, 55, of 8111 Devlin Rd. in Bristow
Charged with shooting into an occupied dwelling and reckless handling of a firearm Court Date: Pending | Bond: $7,500 Unsecured
Wanted: [No Photo Available]
Kevin Lee JACKSON, 56, of the 2200 block of Golf Course Dr. in Reston
Described as a black male, approximately 5’9”, 165lbs., with black hair and brown eyes Wanted for felon in possession of a firearm, shooting into an occupied dwelling and reckless handling of a firearm
Shooting into a Residential Dwelling [Previously Released] – On June 22 at 3:57PM, officers responded to a residence located in the 8400 block of Carneros Valley Ct. in Bristow (20136) to investigate a destruction of property. The investigation revealed the occupants of the home heard gunfire and located damage to a side window. No injuries or additional property damage were reported.
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Manassas continues to make strides in its commitment to fostering a business environment, with the Manassas Business Council (NBC) and the Economic Development Authority (EDA) reflecting on the city’s ongoing growth and vision for future projects. Both organizations presented their annual reports during the city council meeting on January 27, 2025, highlighting key initiatives, business growth, and revitalization efforts. The Manassas Business Council’s efforts to connect with local businesses have paid off with a year of meetings, presentations, and discussions. Key highlights from their year include monthly meetings with industry experts, discussions about economic development in the city, and presentations on projects such as the façade and landscape improvement grants. Notably, the city’s economic development initiatives were discussed, including the work to support small businesses and increase community engagement. Council members were also informed about the successes of local restaurants and the efforts to make Historic Downtown Manassas a business district.
Amid heightened immigration enforcement under President Trump’s executive orders, local communities are grappling with confusion and fear sparked by social media posts warning of ICE raids and undercover operations.
The president issued numerous Executive Orders, some of which reinforced the enforcement of U.S. immigration laws. In addition to targeted raids on known criminals across the country, the Trump administration has mobilized troops at the U.S.-Mexico border and reinstated the previous “Remain in Mexico” policy. This policy requires individuals seeking asylum to stay outside the U.S. while awaiting a decision on their applications.
These enforcement measures have sparked concern among those residing in the country illegally. Despite the Trump administration’s assurances that it is focusing on illegal immigrants with criminal convictions, certain groups have seized on the uncertainty, pushing political agendas that confuse the undocumented community, causing fear and confusion. Numerous social media posts, in both English and Spanish, warn people to avoid common locations like grocery stores and shopping centers to prevent encounters with ICE.
(The Center Square) — Despite budget increases in the hundreds of millions and multiple statewide education initiatives, Virginia students still aren’t showing a definitive recovery from pandemic learning lows.
Their test scores from January 2024 declined from their 2022 scores – the scores that caused Gov. Glenn Youngkin to call for major education reforms – in several areas.
The National Assessment of Educational Progress, also known as the “nation’s report card,” measures several subjects but is most known for its 4th and 8th grade math and reading tests.
(The Center Square) – The White House took steps to make good on its promise to cut the federal government down to size by giving federal workers a choice: return to the office full-time or leave with eight months of pay.
The Office of Personnel Management told federal workers Tuesday night that they have until Feb. 6 to decide to stay or go. If they step down, they will continue getting all pay and benefits and be exempt from in-person work requirements until Sept. 30.
However, the Trump administration said that even government employees who stay on could still eventually lose their jobs as the president reshapes the federal government and its workforce.
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