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Stafford Man Identified as Suspect in Attempted Vehicle Assault on Woman [FREDERICKSBURG, VA]

FREDERICKSBURG, VA — Authorities have identified Anthony L. Pittman Jr., a resident of Stafford, as the suspect involved in an attempted vehicle assault on a woman late Thursday afternoon on Riverside Drive, according to Fredericksburg Police.

The attempted vehicle assault on a woman took place around 5:15 p.m. when the Fredericksburg E-911 Center received an urgent report of a driver trying to run over a woman in the 400 block of Riverside Drive. During the harrowing incident, the driver collided with a milepost on the Heritage Trail, which ultimately prevented him from hitting the woman, according to police. The driver then fled the scene in a U-Haul pickup truck.

Following an in-depth investigation, law enforcement officers meticulously gathered evidence from the scene. This led the detective in charge of the case to identify Anthony L. Pittman Jr. as the primary suspect in this alarming incident. Pittman is now wanted on several serious charges, including attempted aggravated malicious wounding, reckless driving with the intent to injure, destruction of property, and violating a protective order.

This incident raises significant concerns not only about public safety but also about the rights of the victim involved. The emotional and psychological trauma experienced by the woman during this terrifying ordeal cannot be overstated. Beyond the immediate safety measures, victims of such crimes may be entitled to various forms of compensation. These can include coverage for medical expenses, psychological counseling, loss of income due to trauma, and even compensation for the pain and suffering endured.

At Culpeper, we understand the profound impact such incidents can have on victims and their families. Our team of experienced attorneys is dedicated to helping victims navigate the complex legal landscape to secure the compensation they deserve. We work tirelessly to ensure that those affected by such traumatic events receive the financial support they need to rebuild their lives. By meticulously gathering evidence, consulting with experts, and representing our clients with unwavering commitment, we aim to hold the responsible parties accountable and provide our clients with the justice they seek.

Anyone with information about Pittman’s whereabouts is urged to contact the Fredericksburg Police at 540-373-3122, referencing report number 2024-004555. To provide an anonymous tip, individuals can send a text to “847-411” with the message “FPDtip” followed by their tip. Additionally, the FPD Tip app is available for download on both Android and iPhone devices; simply search for “FPD Tip” in the Google Play or iTunes App Store.

As this case unfolds, it serves as a stark reminder of the importance of community vigilance and the role we all play in ensuring justice is served. We stand ready to support the victim and others like her, as they navigate the legal processes necessary to reclaim their sense of safety and security.

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Source: PATCH

The map below shows the 400 block of Riverside Drive where the accident happened

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