Maynor LEMUS AMAYA Arrested in Connection to Malicious Wounding Stabbing Case in Manassas

Accident – Death – Obituary News : Prince William Police Department has made significant progress in solving multiple crimes in the area. One of the most notable arrests is that of Maynor LEMUS AMAYA, who turned himself in to the police on November 12. AMAYA was wanted in connection to a stabbing incident that occurred on October 29 at a residence in Manassas. He has been charged with malicious wounding and assault & battery.

The incident took place in the early hours of the morning when a verbal altercation between AMAYA and a 37-year-old man escalated. AMAYA attacked the victim with a machete, causing non-life threatening injuries. The victim was immediately taken to the hospital for treatment.

In another incident, a shooting was reported on November 12 at a residence on Enterprise Lane in Woodbridge. Two residences and two parked vehicles were found to have been struck by gunfire. The suspects fled the scene in a white sedan. No injuries or additional property damage were reported. The police found shell casings in the parking area and have launched an investigation.

A separate shooting incident occurred on the same day in the area of Prince William Parkway and Summerland Drive in Woodbridge. Two vehicles were involved, and the occupants of one vehicle shot at the other, hitting a 17-year-old male occupant. The victim was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. The police believe this incident was not random and are actively investigating to identify the shooter.

An armed robbery took place on November 13 at a 7-Eleven store located on Occoquan Road in Woodbridge. Two masked men entered the store, with one of them brandishing a firearm and demanding money from the cash registers. They fled the scene on foot after taking an undisclosed amount of money. The police conducted a search but were unable to locate the suspects. No injuries were reported.

The police are also searching for Bryce Laron HENRY, who is wanted in connection to an armed robbery that occurred at a Super 8 motel on Fraley Boulevard in Dumfries. HENRY allegedly struck a 33-year-old woman multiple times, brandished a firearm, and demanded money before leaving the scene. Minor injuries were reported, and no shots were fired.

In another incident, a 19-year-old man was assaulted and robbed at a commuter lot on Gemini Way in Woodbridge. The victim was approached by two masked men, one of whom struck him and caused him to fall to the ground. The other suspect joined in and kicked the victim before stealing his shoes. The victim was later treated at the hospital for non-life threatening injuries.

Leslie Carolina MILLA is wanted for felony child neglect after leaving her four children, aged between 2-9, unattended inside their residence on Balls Ford Road in Manassas. Officers responded to the residence following a hit and run crash involving MILLA’s vehicle. The children were unharmed and placed in the care of a family member.

The police also responded to multiple incidents involving reckless handling of firearms. Shots were fired during a verbal altercation between two men on Lynn Street in Woodbridge. No injuries or property damage were reported. In another incident, two individuals were stopped in a vehicle on Delaney Road and Pearson Drive in Woodbridge for recklessly handling firearms. The police found the firearms and shell casings nearby.

Additionally, two commercial burglaries occurred in the area. Tobacco Max & Vape in Manassas was targeted, with the suspects shattering the front glass door and stealing money, tobacco products, and vape products. Karen Radley Acura in Woodbridge was also burglarized, with two suspects stealing a vehicle, a speaker, and a power tool.

The Prince William Police Department is actively investigating these incidents and is seeking the public’s assistance in locating the wanted individuals. Anyone with information is urged to contact the police..