Shannah Marie Angeles left a vehicle in a remote area of Stafford County on July 18 with Henry “Droopy” Mejivar and Jose Santos “Little Blue” Portillo-Chicas shortly before her death. Another suspect charged with Angeles’ murder was incorrectly identified in Saturday’s newspaper as one of the two who left the vehicle with her.
Manassas Park residents with expired tax stickers on their cars have another reason to hurry to the city treasurer’s office. Early last week, the City Council voted unanimously to double the city’s penalty for late decals from $50 to $100. Manassas Park police plan to start enforcing the fine in coming weeks, as soon as…
Quantico Marine Corps base could become the headquarters to all the military’s criminal investigative services as well as other law enforcement activities, if Base Realignment and Closure recommendations announced Friday are approved. The recommendations call for the addition of 3,000 military personnel, civilians and defense contractors at Quantico. The BRAC recommendations include moving the Naval…
Prince William police reported the following incidents: — Compact disc players, CDs and cases valued at $395 were stolen from a home in the 3400 block of Beale Court in Dale City between 6 p.m. Tuesday and 11 a.m. Thursday. — Someone kicked the door in at an apartment where work was being done in…
The incumbent chairman for the Prince William Board of County Supervisors has reported nearly 20 times more funds than his challenger. In the latest campaign filing reports for July and August, Republican Sean T. Connaughton received 95 cash contributions totaling $35,925. He already had $98,028 in the bank. After spending $21,819, Connaughton, with bank interest,…
Howard Leshin Howard Alan Leshin, 56, of Manassas, died Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2002, at Prince William Hospital, Manassas. He was born on Feb. 4, 1946, in Brooklyn, N.Y. He was a teacher for Prince William County Schools for more than 27 years. Most recently he taught mathematics at Stonewall Middle School, Manassas. He coached and…
As a Class A minor league baseball player, Venezuelan-born Milko Jaramillo makes about $1,100 a month. Most months, he sends almost half of that home. So for Jaramillo, who usually starts at shortstop for the Potomac Cannons when he is healthy, being in the United States means having the opportunity to help his family. Of…