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Adrian Lamar Mackey, 27, and Jennifer Nichole Simpson, 28, both of Dale City, face multiple charges.

 
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Adrian Lamar Mackey, 27, and Jennifer Nichole Simpson, 28, both of Buffalo Court in Dale City, face multiple charges. Mackey is charged with strangulation, resisting arrest and assault and battery. Simpson is charged with obstruction of justice and assault and battery on a law enforcement officer. Prince William County Police
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Adrian Lamar Mackey, 27, and Jennifer Nichole Simpson, 28, both of Buffalo Court in Dale City, face multiple charges. Mackey is charged with strangulation, resisting arrest and assault and battery. Simpson is charged with obstruction of justice and assault and battery on a law enforcement officer.

A Dale City man faces multiple charges after a woman reported he assaulted her—and another woman faces charges for allegedly interfering with his arrest, Prince William County Police said. 

A 23-year-old woman reported at 10:50 p.m. Wednesday that an acquaintance, Adrian Lamar Mackey, of the 3500 block of Buffalo Court in Dale City, had assaulted her after an argument. 

"During the encounter, the accused pushed the victim against a wall and began to choke her," Officer Jonathan Perok, a spokesman for the police department, said in a press release. 

Another person was able to intervene and separate them. When officers arrived, Jennifer Nichole Simpson, who resides at the same address, tried to interfere and pushed one of the officers from behind, Perok said. 

Minor injuries were reported. 

Simpson is charged with assault and battery on a law enforcement officer and obstruction of justice. Mackey is charged with strangulation, assault and battery and resisting arrest. 

Information in this article was provided by the Prince William County Police Department. Where arrests are mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction. 

Related Topics: Assault and Battery on a Law Enforcement Officer, Crime, and Prince William County Police Department

Joe George

7:14 am on Friday, January 4, 2013

Another "winner" who will end up getting what she so deparately wants, but doesn't realize it's not something she needs. Shamefull. I hope my daughters are MUCH smarter than this one here!

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Dont Need To Know

10:21 am on Friday, January 4, 2013

Joe George can get the same treatment

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Jessie

7:19 pm on Saturday, January 5, 2013

Allegedly is the most important phrase. Police are there when they're needed, and regretted after they wrongly accuse the victim.

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