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Prince William County

Liam  Griffin

Washington Metropolitan Area

Manassas

Virginia

County Cleaners

Investigators are asking for the public's help in identifying a motorist who attempted to hit an off-duty officer on assignment Saturday afternoon at the Occoquan Arts and Crafts Show.The driver of a red Jeep Cherokee was spotted driving into an area blocked off by cones. Once the vehicle came to a stop, the police sergeant in full uniform went to make contact with the driver, according to Sgt. Jonathan Perok, a Prince WIlliam County Police spokesperson."As the police sergeant walked in front of the vehicle, the driver suddenly accelerated forward," Perok said in a statement. "The police sergeant was able to avoid being struck or injured." The vehicle fled the area, but was located a short time later by a caller complaining about a reckless driver in the 100 block of Gordon Blvd. The Jeep was found abandoned by police, and efforts to locate the driver with K-9 units and a police helicopter were unsuccessful. It was determined the Jeep was a rental and the driver was not on the lease. The vehicle may have also been involved in a hit and run investigated by the Virginia State Police.

Investigators are asking for the public’s help in identifying a motorist who attempted to hit an off-duty officer on assignment Saturday afternoon at the Occoquan Arts and Crafts Show.

The driver of a red Jeep Cherokee was spotted driving into an area blocked off by cones. Once the vehicle came to a stop, the police sergeant in full uniform went to make contact with the driver, according to Sgt. Jonathan Perok, a Prince WIlliam County Police spokesperson.“As the police sergeant walked in front of the vehicle, the driver suddenly accelerated forward,” Perok said in a statement. “The police sergeant was able to avoid being struck or injured.”

The vehicle fled the area, but was located a short time later by a caller complaining about a reckless driver in the 100 block of Gordon Blvd. The Jeep was found abandoned by police, and efforts to locate the driver with K-9 units and a police helicopter were unsuccessful.

It was determined the Jeep was a rental and the driver was not on the lease. The vehicle may have also been involved in a hit and run investigated by the Virginia State Police.

Lake Ridge-Occoquan

Police say Jeep involved was rented and driver wasn't on the lease. Public's help sought in identifying suspect.