*WANTED PERSON**Christopher BLAKENEY*, 29 [Photo from March 2013]

On May 17th at 8:35AM, Prince William County police officers and members of the U.S. Marshals’ Fugitive Task Force attempted to serve active warrants on the accused at an address in the 19300 block of Bellau Woods Dr in Triangle (22172). As officers were in the area, the accused was seen getting in a vehicle in an attempt to flee the area. At that point, the accused had to stop behind other vehicles which were waiting to exit the apartment complex onto Fuller Heights Rd. Officers began to approach the vehicle and ordered the accused to surrender. The accused then put the vehicle in reverse and struck an occupied vehicle which was waiting behind his vehicle. The accused then put the vehicle in drive and drove towards one of the officers. The officer jumped out of the way to avoid being struck. The accused then almost struck a second officer as he was evading capture. In the process, the accused struck one of the officer’s cruisers and proceeded to drive down concrete steps beside one of the apartment buildings before stopping and fleeing on foot. Multiple police units established a perimeter around the area. A police K-9 and helicopter were used to search for the suspect. No injuries were reported by the officers or the driver of the other vehicle.

Anyone with information relating to the whereabouts of this weeks fugitive is urged to call Crime Solvers at 703-670-3700 or 1-866-411-TIPS. You don’t have to give your name, just the information. You could earn up to a $1,000 cash reward.

On May 18^th at 11:00AM, police responded to the Carter Bank and Trust located at 8402 Sudley Rd in Manassas (20109) for a bank robbery. Employees reported to police that an unknown man entered the bank, displayed a handgun, and demanded money. The man took an undisclosed amount of U.S. Currency before fleeing the area, possibly in a vehicle. No injuries were reported. A police K-9 was used in the search for the suspect. The investigation continues. Police have described the suspect as a  black male, around 6’0” tall with dark skin.He was last seen wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt, washed out jeans, and a baseball cap.

Anyone with information relating to this case is asked to call Crime Solvers at 703-670-3700 or 1-866-411-TIPS.

One of the tractor-trailers is hauling barrels of an organic, corrosive, liquid material. The impact of the crash caused several barrels to fall off the tractor-trailer and land in the right southbound lane. Stafford & Fredericksburg HazMat crews are on scene working to contain and clear the minor leakage from at least one of the damaged barrels.

The southbound lanes of I-95 are estimated to remain closed until approximately noon Friday.

Crash remains under investigation at this time.

Trooper D.J. Jablonski responded to the scene and reported that a 2005 Honda Accord was traveling along Route 648 when it crossed the double-solid lines and struck a 2003 Chevrolet Avalanche traveling in the opposite direction.

The driver of the Honda, Jeffrey L. Bolling, 35, of Stafford, Va., died at the scene.

Alcohol was a factor in the crash. Bolling was not wearing a seat belt.

Police checked the surrounding neighborhood but did not locate the suspect. Following the investigation, a warrant was obtained for thirty-four year old Lucas Balmoris Orellana Chicas. He is described as a Hispanic male, 5’6”, 145lbs, medium build with brown eyes and a shaved head  and is wanted for rape.

Anyone with information relating to this case is asked to call Crime Solvers at 703-670-3700 or 1-866-411-TIPS. You don’t have to give your name, just the information. You could earn up to a $1,000 cash reward.

The treasurer, identified as the accused, is alleged to have used Glenkirk Elementary PTO funds to make personal purchases which included a vehicle rental and a child’s dresser. Purchases totaled around $2,200 and were made between December 11th and April 16th.

The accused is not an employee of the school system but did serve as the Glenkirk Elementary PTO treasurer during the time frame of the alleged offenses. PTO funds are generated through fundraisers or donations and are not school funds.

Following the investigation, thirty-five year old Sabrina Ann Corra-Reynolds of  Gainesville was arrested on May 6th and charged with 2 counts of embezzlement. Her court date was set for July 7, 2013.

Thirty-seven members of the Prince William County Police Department were among dozens of public safety employees recognized yesterday by the Prince William Chamber of Commerce “in honor of those who have served our region and its people beyond the call of duty.” They were recognized during the Chamber’s annual Valor Awards luncheon. Additionally, Officer Chris Yung, who died in the line of duty, was honored at the event.

On April 24th at 9:48PM, police responded to the 13900 block of Mattapony Dr in Woodbridge (22193) for a missing juvenile. Parents reported police that their child, Imunique HARRIS, snuck out of the residence sometime after 8:00PM. Imunique has no cell phone or access to a vehicle. Officer’s checked the immediate neighborhood and other areas Imunique is known to frequent. A K-9 bloodhound from the Spotsylvania Sheriff’s Office was also used in the search.

If anyone has seen or has information on the whereabouts of Imunique is asked to contact police at 703-792-6500.

Lookout:

Imunique Audreonnia HARRIS, 15, of the 13900 block of Mattapony Dr in Woodbridge

Described as a black female, 5’0”, 160lbs, heavy build, with a dark complexion, shoulder length hair, and brown eyes

Last seen wearing a sleeveless hooded jacket, gray sweatpants, and silver shoes

Khanh Hoang HONG

Residential Burglary | Felony Animal Cruelty – On April 17th at 3:43PM, police responded to the 7500 block of Quail Run Ln in Manassas (20109) for a burglary. Homeowner reported to police that during the day, someone entered her residence through an unlocked basement sliding glass door. The homeowner discovered blood throughout the residence and reported that both of her dogs, a male and female West Highland Terrier, were missing. The homeowner also received a call from an area vet informing her that one of the dogs, the male, was found injured by a passing motorist and had been brought into the facility for treatment. A separate caller reported to police that a female dog was found deceased in a trash bag with her mouth and legs duct taped together in the area of Copeland Dr. The dog was later determined to be the homeowner’s second dog reported missing during the burglary. Detectives were able to determine that the suspect, identified as the accused, was responsible for the burglary. The accused is known to the victim and this incident stemmed from a relationship dispute between the two parties.

The investigation revealed that the accused had entered the residence and duct taped both of the dog’s legs and mouths before putting them in his trunk. The accused then drove to the area of Copeland Dr where he dumped the female dog on the side of the road where she was later found by a citizen. The accused was then driving in the area of Thoroughfare Dr when he discovered the second dog had gotten out of the restraints and was moving around in the trunk. At that point, the accused let the dog go where he was later found by a passing motorist and taken to an animal hospital. On April 22nd, a search warrant was executed at the residence of the accused located at 7567 Quail Run Ln in Manassas (separate residence from the victim). As a result of the search, evidence from the incident was recovered. Following the investigation the accused was subsequently arrested. The male dog has been treated and returned back to the homeowner.

Khanh Hoang Hong, 44, of 7567 Quail Run Ln in Manassaswas arrested on April 22, 2013 and charged with burglary, 2 counts of felony animal cruelty, and 2 counts of grand larceny– animal

Jamal Arris THOMPSON

On April 18th, detectives from the Prince William Special Investigations Bureau encountered a suspicious person in the area of the Holiday Inn located at 10424 Balls Ford Rd in Manassas. Police officials said during the investigation, detectives learned that Jamal Arris Thompson was housing a 15 year old female in a room of the hotel believed to be involved in prostitution. Detectives from the Special Victim’s Unit investigated reports and identified the female victim as a missing juvenile from Maryland. The investigation revealed that the victim reportedly ran away from home and encountered the accused at a convenience store in Maryland sometime in February. Thompson allegedly brought the victim to Virginia where she was prostituted by the accused at various hotels.

Following the investigation, Jamal Arris Thompson of  Oakland, CA was arrested and charged with receiving money from prostitution, contributing to the delinquency of a minor, taking indecent liberties with a minor, procuring a person for prostitution, and use of a communication device to solicit a minor. He is being held without bond

The victim has since been returned to Maryland.

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Previous Report

Prince William County Police are responding to a burglary while armed, home invasion incident that occurred in the, 12500 block of Colebrook Ct off of Old Bridge Rd. Police say 3 masked men entered the residence armed with handguns. All 3 men have fled the area, possibly in a vehicle. No injuries were reported, and no property taken.

Officials say the incident does not appear random at this time.

Subjects were reported to be younger black males.

Area schools are on lockdown as a precaution only: Woodbridge HS, Lake Ridge MS, and Old Bridge ES. Residents should expect heavy police presence in the area.

Burlington, VT

Walter Montenegro, 38, of Burlington, Vermont was arrested in the evening hours on Tuesday, April 16, 2013 in Burlington when located by Deputy U.S. Marshals and Vermont State Police. Montenegro has been on the run since the end of March, 2013 and his whereabouts were unknown. Four felony warrants for Montenegro were issued at the end of March, 2013 by the Prince William County Police Department in Virginia, charging him with: Indecent liberties with a child; Use of a communication system to solicit a child under 15; Solicitation of a child under 15 to perform child pornography and possession of child pornography with intent to distribute.

The U.S. Marshals Service Capital Area Regional Task Force contacted the VVOTF in late March and asked for assistance in locating and apprehending Montenegro.

Montenegro was held on a $50,000 bail last night and lodged at the Chittenden County Regional Correctional Facility in South Burlington, VT. He is expected to go before a Vermont Superior Court judge in Chittenden County today as a Fugitive from Justice.

Montenegro’s arrest was a result of a culmination of investigative efforts by the U.S. Marshals VVOTF, the Vermont State Police and the U.S. Marshal Service, Capital Area Regional Task Force in Virginia.

Clarence Christopher COLEMAN

On April 12th at 9:27PM, police responded to the area of Hillendale Dr and Haddock Rd in Woodbridge  for shots fired. According to police reports when officers arrived in the area they located the victim, a 20 year old man of Woodbridge.  who reported to police that he was waiting for a male acquaintance to sell him marijuana in the area of Harry Dawson Park.  When the man arrived, he brandished a shotgun and demanded the marijuana and the victim’s wallet. The victim handed over the marijuana but a struggle ensued over the wallet. The victim told police he was eventually able to break free and run from the scene. The male suspect began to chase the victim and, at one point, fired the shotgun towards the victim. No injuries were reported.

Detectives from the Robbery Unit were able to identify the suspect involved in this case as the accused. Police issued a search warrant and executed it at the suspect’s address on Kendall Dr in Woodbridge. The suspect was not located. The victim was also charged with a drug related offense in regard to this incident. Police are continuing the investigation  and are searching for twenty year old  Clarence Christopher Coleman of Kendall Dr in Woodbridge. He is described as a black male, 5’8”, 150lbs, of medium build with black hair and brown eyes. He is currently wanted for robbery, attempted malicious wounding, use of a firearm in commission of a felony, and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon

RICHMOND

The awards recognize the significant contributions of environmental and conservation leaders in two categories: sustainability and land conservation. They are given to businesses and industrial facilities, not-for-profit organizations and government agencies.

Speaking about the awards, Governor McDonnell commented, “Last year I hosted a Corporate Sustainability Roundtable as part of Earth Week.  At that time I announced that this year’s awards would focus on these principles.  These award winners provide excellent examples of environmental protection efforts that benefit all Virginians. They demonstrate the spirit of environmental innovation and leadership of companies and organizations all across the Commonwealth.”

The Gold Medal winners are:

• Du Pont Spruance Plant, Richmond, for its highly effective Environmental Sustainability Program, which has produced significant improvements in water conservation, waste generation and energy savings.
• Joint Base Langley-Eustis for the Fort Eustis Sustainability Program, which takes a comprehensive approach to reducing environmental impact and improving natural systems on training lands as well as in residential and office areas.
• Joint Expeditionary Base Little Creek-Fort Story for its efforts to improve recycling, construct green buildings, protect natural resources, and reduce use of toxic chemicals, energy and resources.
• MillerCoors Shenandoah Brewery, Elkton, for its efforts to reduce the plant’s environmental footprint. This has resulted in its becoming one of the most energy-efficient breweries in the world.
• Pepsico Blue Ridge Gatorade Plant, Wytheville, for its Comprehensive Sustainability Program, beginning with the plant’s construction as one of the most energy and environmentally friendly plants of its size, and continuing with its ongoing efforts to reduce its footprint.
• Piedmont Environmental Council for its Land Conservation Program, which combines public and private initiatives with creative market-based solutions to reach state and local conservation goals.
• Prince William County’s Solid Waste Division for its Sustainability Program, which is anchored by the division’s environmental management system and finds success through strong management, citizen and employee support.
• Virginia Port Authority for its Corporate Environment and Sustainability Program, which has resulted in its being the only ISO 14001-certified container terminal in the country. It also has produced aggressive efforts to reduce energy and water use and improve air and water quality.
• Virginia Tech for its Sustainability Program, whose four major components are improving the efficiency of facilities and operations, enhancing academic programs related to sustainability, engaging the larger community, and changing campus culture and behavior to conserve energy, water and materials.

Award winners were chosen based on criteria including environmental benefit, stakeholder involvement, public outreach, transferability and innovativeness.

This year’s awards were sponsored by the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality, the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation, Dominion and MeadWestvaco.

On April 9th at approximately 12:30 a.m., Prince William County  Police responded to the 2900 block of Dale Blvd in Woodbridge for a reported hit and run incident. The victim, a 22 year old man of Dumfries, reported to police that while visiting a family member on Woodmark Dr he and the accused, a known acquaintance, got into a verbal altercation which escalated physically. Following the encounter, the victim and a friend left the residence in the friend’s vehicle. The accused followed the victim and allegedly rammed the vehicle multiple times while both were traveling on I-95. The friend of the victim was driving at the time of the incident and exited the interstate, proceeding to Ashdale Plz in the area above. Once there, the accused allegedly struck the vehicle again before exiting her vehicle and spray painting the trunk area of the other vehicle.

Damage to the vehicle was estimated at approximately $1,000. No injuries were reported.

The accused left the area prior to police arrival but returned to the scene at short time later where she was arrested without further incident. Police arrested twenty-one year old Allysha Brenise Edwards, St Georges Dr in Stafford. She was charged with 2 counts of attempted malicious wounding and destruction of property and is being held without bond.

If you have any information or can identify this subject, contact Detective Guyton at (703) 257-8044 / dguyton@manassasva.gov or Rosi Guyton at (703) 257-8088 / rguyton@manassasva.gov

The Manassas City Crime Solvers will pay a cash reward up to $1000 for information that leads to an arrest in this case. The confidential 24-hour tip line is (703) 330-0330.

Witnesses said that at that point, one of the men displayed a handgun and demanded money. The men then fled the residence with an undisclosed amount if U.S. Currency and other property at approximately the same time that police were arriving in the area.

Police officials said that the victims suffered minor injuries during the incident. Police searched the area with a K-9 unit but were unable to locate the suspects.

Police are on the lookout for 3 black males, all reported to be between 20 & 25 years of age—

The 1st male suspect was 5’11”, 180lbs, with a medium build, last seen wearing a black hooded sweatshirt with a bandana over his face

The 2nd male suspect was 6’1”, 220lbs, with a heavy build and was last seen wearing a black hooded sweatshirt.

The 3rd male  suspect was described as  5’6”, 160lbs, with a medium build and was last seen wearing a black hooded sweatshirt with a gray backpack.

Officials believe that this incident does not appear to be random.

A search warrant was also executed without incident at the suspect’s address. During the rape incident from March 28th, the accused took the victim’s cell phone and an undisclosed amount of U.S. Currency before fleeing the area. Detectives further learned that the suspect involved in the rape incident was also responsible for the robbery and the attempted robbery of the Maplewood Barbershop from March 1st and March 28th. Following the investigation, the accused was arrested and charged with multiple offenses relating to these three cases.

The suspect arrested  is a 17 year old male from Manassas who has been charged with [in reference to the rape & abduction investigation] rape, abduction with intent to defile, robbery, using a firearm in commission of a felony, and grand larceny

The suspect has also been charged with [in reference to the Maplewood Barbershop robbery from March 28th] attempted robbery and using a firearm in commission of a felony and charged with robbery and using a firearm in commission of a felony.

The name of the suspect is being withheld because he is a minor and he is being held at the Juvenile Detention Center .

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Previous Report:

Police are investigating an incident of a reported rape  that occurred on March 28th at 11:15PM. Police responded to the area of Maplewood Dr and Peakwood Ct in Manassas where the victim, a 31 year old woman of Herndon, reported that she was walking to a residence of a known acquaintance in the above area when she was approached by an unknown man. The man displayed a handgun and forced the victim into a wooded area nearby where he then raped her. Police officials said that following the encounter, the man fled the area on foot.

The victim was transported to an area hospital. A police K-9 and helicopter were used in the search for the suspect. Police were unable to locate the suspect who was described as a black male, 5’9” with a medium build who was last seen wearing a black, puffy winter jacket, dark gray jeans, and a black & white bandana