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Intoxicated Man Made Early Morning Disturbance At IHOP In Stafford County, Sheriff Says Intoxicated Man Made Early Morning Disturbance At IHOP In Stafford County, Sheriff Says
Intoxicated Man Made Early Morning Disturbance At IHOP In Stafford County, Sheriff Says IHOP promises that you "come hungry, and leave happy," but one patron left unhappy in Stafford County after an early morning disturbance over the long weekend, officials say. "Kegs and eggs" was taken to a new level on Saturday morning, when Woodbridge resident Terrance Whitaker made idle threats toward customers enjoying an early morning - or late night - meal. Members of the Stafford County Sheriff's Office were called to IHOP on Worth Avenue shortly after 5 a.m. on Jan. 13, where investigators say that the 25-year-old was showing signs of intoxication and making threats toward people ins…

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by Zak Failla
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Children Run To Woodbridge Neighbors After Intoxicated Adults Go Unconscious In Vehicle: Cops Children Run To Woodbridge Neighbors After Intoxicated Adults Go Unconscious In Vehicle: Cops
Children Run To Woodbridge Neighbors After Intoxicated Adults Go Unconscious In Vehicle: Cops Two adults are facing charges after they went unconscious in a vehicle, believed due to intoxication, leaving two young children to call for help, police in Prince William County said. Kevan Magallanes, 40, and Autumn Foss Hales, 24, were parked on the 1500 block of Carter Lane when they both went unconscious "suspectedly due to intoxication" around 12:45 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 7, county police said. A girl, 4, boy, 7, and pitbull were in the custody of the adults, police said. One of the children went to a nearby home where police were called, authorities said. Both Magallanes and Ha…

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by Cecilia Levine
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Manassas Man Charged With Neglecting Child Who Came To His Rescue Manassas Man Charged With Neglecting Child Who Came To His Rescue
Manassas Man Charged With Neglecting Child Who Came To His Rescue A 5-year-old kid was there for a Manassas man when he needed help last week, but police say the man didn't reciprocate. Dillon Wayne Mahoney, 31, was tasked with watching the child on Sunday, May 26, but he was intoxicated and blacked out just after 4:30 p.m., Prince William police said. The child saw what happened and rushed to tell a family member who called paramedics.  Responders revived Mahoney and took him to a nearby hospital for treatment, the incident report noted.  Police investigated the incident and charged Mahoney with felony child neglect on Monday, May 27, police s…

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by Josh Lanier