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Latest Update on Deputy Injured in I-95 Hit and Run

Deputy Injured in I-95 Hit and Run Incident

**Stafford, VA** – A Stafford County Sheriff’s deputy was involved in a hit-and-run incident on Friday morning around 6:15 a.m. The deputy, while stationary on his motorcycle near Northbound I-95 and the Warrenton Road exit ramp, was struck from behind by a vehicle.

The vehicle continued driving after colliding with the deputy. The injured deputy received treatment for minor injuries at a local hospital and has since been released.

Authorities have described the suspect vehicle as a bright blue, lower-profile car, which may include sedans, crossovers, and minivans. The vehicle is believed to have front-end damage resulting from the incident.

The Sheriff’s Office requests anyone with information or who witnessed the hit-and-run to contact them promptly to aid in the ongoing investigation.

Senior Deputy Arrested Amid Investigation in Harford County x

Senior Deputy Arrested Amid Investigation

**Bel Air, MD** – The Harford County Sheriff’s Office (HCSO) has confirmed that Senior Deputy Ryan Christopher Hall is under investigation by the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office. Hall, from the HCSO Investigative Services Bureau, was first identified as a suspect on October 8. Following this notification, his enforcement powers were suspended with pay.

Two weeks later, on October 22, detectives from Carroll County arrested Hall in Harford County. In response to this arrest, Hall’s police powers were revoked by HCSO without pay.

HCSO has been working in coordination with the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office by providing necessary assistance for the ongoing investigation. There is currently no indication that Hall used HCSO equipment or was on duty during the alleged crimes.

Sheriff Gahler addressed the situation by emphasizing the importance of integrity within the agency and expressed his disappointment regarding the allegations. He offered his thoughts to the victims involved, hoping that the charges will aid in their healing process.