Virginia delivery driver attacked after suspect allegedly dragged victim from vehicle in stafford
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Virginia delivery driver attacked after suspect allegedly dragged victim from vehicle in Stafford

Deputies say a package delivery dispute escalated into a violent assault and arrest

STAFFORD, Va. — A Stafford man was arrested after deputies said he became enraged with a package delivery driver, followed the victim to another location, and allegedly pulled the worker from a vehicle before assaulting them.

The incident happened Wednesday at approximately 4:28 p.m. in the area of Sunny Hill Court, according to the Stafford County Sheriff’s Office.

Deputy Robertson responded to the scene after receiving reports of an assault involving a delivery driver.

Investigators said the suspect became upset with the victim during a package delivery and then followed the victim to a second location.

At that location, deputies said the suspect allegedly pulled the delivery driver out of the vehicle and assaulted the victim.

Authorities reported visible redness and marks on the victim’s body when deputies arrived.

After speaking with both parties involved, deputies arrested the suspect.

The Stafford County Sheriff’s Office identified the suspect as 52-year-old Warren Miles of Stafford.

Miles was charged with assault and battery and later released with a court date.

The investigation remains ongoing.


Key Points

  • A Stafford delivery driver was allegedly attacked after being followed to a second location
  • Deputies arrested 52-year-old Warren Miles on assault and battery charges
  • Investigators said the victim suffered visible injuries during the inciden
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