An afternoon pursuit led to a manhunt in Aquia Harbour late last night Quebedeaux responded to Briar Patch Park for an officer in need of assistance An Aquia Harbour officer advised he was attempting to pull over a vehicle that “just took off.” That officer advised the driver was a Hispanic man wearing a black shirt currently driving a black Honda Deputy Quebedeaux would locate the Honda on Aquia Drive and attempt a traffic stop This quickly escalated to a pursuit when the driver refused to pull over The suspect driver would cross into oncoming traffic numerous times and reach speeds above 70 MPH The suspect vehicle would enter Beacon Cove Deputy Quebedeaux attempted to conduct a high-risk traffic stop when the suspect driver backed into Deputy Quebedeaux’s cruiser The suspect driver would then drive into a resident’s backyard and bail out on foot No deputies or citizens were injured during the pursuit K-9 and the drone team were called out to assist Deputy S.T Myers was on a K-9 track with his K-9 partner when Gunner discovered an item of interest A bag with 22 sets of keys were discovered and is believed to have belonged to the suspect after an extensive search the suspect was not located Get important news about your town as it happens Get the top stories from across our network Are you sure you want to unsubscribe from daily updates The identities have been released of three people who were killed when a small aircraft crashed near a busy stretch of I-95 in Florida and created a large plume of smoke visible for miles The victims were all those on board the Cessna 310 They have now been identified as family members Robert Stark Authorities have not specified who was flying the plane a 24-year-old man who lost control of his 2017 Toyota Prius amid the fire after the plane went down and crashed into a tree was transported to a nearby hospital with non-life-threatening injuries The aircraft apparently had some mechanical issues The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) will conduct the investigation of the crash with assistance from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Original report: 3 Killed, 1 Injured After Plane Crashes On Roadway Near I-95 In Florida The plane was bound for Tallahassee International Airport, the FAA said. A 35-year-old Stafford man was arrested for DUI and a host of other offenses after a Wednesday evening traffic stop in Aquia Harbour. The uncooperative and intoxicated driver, identified as Devon Mulgrew, refused to exit his vehicle and was rummaging through the glove box. The Aquia Harbour Officer was able to remove Mulgrew from the vehicle and handcuff him on the ground nearby. Sergeant M.L. Jacobeen arrived and assisted Mulgrew into the back of a police car as Mulgrew continued to caterwaul. Mulgrew was subsequently charged with DUI, possession of a controlled substance, obstruction, possession of controlled paraphernalia, refusal, a traffic lane violation, and a traffic sign violation. He compounded his troubles when he assaulted a deputy at the Magistrate’s Office. Mulgrew was additionally charged with assault and battery on law enforcement and held at the Rappahannock Regional Jail without bond. Get important news about your town as it happens. Something went wrong. Please subscribe again. Get the top stories from across our network. Are you sure you want to unsubscribe from daily updates? Three people were killed when a small aircraft crashed near a busy stretch of I-95 in Florida. The crash happened around 10:20 a.m. Friday, April 11 in the area of Bacon Raton, Florida marked in red. Click here for a new, updated story - Teenage Girl, Family Members ID'd As Victims Of Deadly Plane Crash Near I-95 Stretch In Florida The incident happened around 10:20 a.m. Friday, April 11, in Boca Raton, and created a large plume of smoke visible for miles. The victims were all those on board the Cessna 310, Boca Raton Fire Rescue said. Neither their ages nor identities have been announced as of early Friday afternoon. One person on the ground was transported to a nearby hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The aircraft apparently had some mechanical issues, Boca Raton Fire Rescue Assistant Chief Michael LaSalle told reporters at the scene. The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) will conduct the investigation of the crash with assistance from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). The roadway where the plane came down, North Military Trail near Butts Road, remains closed, along with the I-95 overpass in both directions at Glades Road, the Boca Raton Police Services Department said. A Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been issued until midnight on Tuesday. Armstrong Williams takes on the news of the week and asks the questions you want answered. Don’t miss our weekly town hall. Virginia restaurant receives backlash for insensitive 9/11 menu George White, a manager at The Clubhouse at Aquia Harbour "My intention was to bring attention to that horrific day 21 years ago," White continued "To honor those who lost so much as well as those who gave everything that day recently took some heat after it decided to honor Juneteenth with a special cocktail It was deemed "inappropriate" and "insensitive" by Director of Operations Aaron Moore at the time 7News also reached out to the General Manager STAFFORD -- The Stafford County Board of Supervisors will seek cash to help dredge Aquia Harbor the Stafford County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved to file grant application on behalf of the Aquia Harbour Property Owners Association (AHPOA) which manages a gated community of 2,300 homes along the Aquia Creek in North Stafford A tragic fentanyl overdose led to murder charges for two parents in Prince William County and public intoxication incidents in Stafford and PWC 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supports Children’s National Hospital The Van Metre 5K Run donates 100% of proceeds to Children’s National Hospital and has A country club restaurant in Stafford County is facing backlash after posting a special menu featuring entirely 9/11-themed dishes and drinks last week The menu labeled “Seafood Sunday” at The Clubhouse at Aquia Harbour in Stafford included dishes like the “First Responder Flatbread,” “9-11 Oysters” and “Flight 93 Redirect” crab dip Other dishes included chocolate silk “Pentagon Pie” for dessert a key lime-flavored “Remember-tini” and the “Never Forget” Sampler but not before it was shared on social media The restaurant has now put out a football-themed menu on its Facebook page for Sunday instead According to Channel 7, a manager at the club issued an apology for the menu on Facebook earlier this week “My intention was to bring attention to that horrific day 21 years ago,” White continued “To honor those who lost so much as well as those who gave everything that day WTOP reached out to the restaurant for comment but didn’t immediately receive a reply Lauren Hamilton is an Associate Producer at WTOP and a graduate of the University of Maryland She enjoys covering the intersection of arts culture and social justice in local communities She began as an intern with WTOP in the summer of 2021 This website is not intended for users located within the European Economic Area Aquia Harbour Golf Club/FacebookThe Clubhouse at Aquia Harbour in Stafford County received immediate backlash for their menu offerings As the 21st anniversary of the September 11th terror attacks approaches one restaurant in Virginia decided to commemorate the event in what many considered a tasteless fashion: decking out their menu with 9/11-themed items The “Patriot Day 2022 Seafood Sunday” menu had been advertised by The Clubhouse at Aquia Harbour in Stafford, Virginia, Newsweek reported it had already made its rounds on social media — with plenty of backlash native Brian Sasser called the menu advertisement “appalling” for featuring items such as the “Never Forget Sampler,” “9-11 Oysters,” the “Flight 93 Redirect” hot crab dip crostini and the “2977 Chowder” — a reference to the official death toll of the terror attacks And for couples who sought to try everything the restaurant also offered a $50 “Never Forget Sampler,” which the restaurant noted would “Save $22!” on “Eats and Drinks for 2!” They even offered a themed beverage to go with their seafood specials the “Remember-tini,” a key lime and coconut rum cocktail served up with whipped cream and a honey graham rim FacebookThe Clubhouse at Aquia Harbour’s “Patriot Day 2022 Seafood Sunday” menu Other Twitter users responded, calling the menu items “vile” and “insensitive.” According to the Virginia Department of Veteran Services the state is home to over 780,000 veterans making up more than 9 percent of Virginia’s population “This is so awful for anyone who lost someone on 9/11 or people who watched it happen right in front of them,” tweeted user Kathleen Schmidt “I’m one of those people.” “I haven’t cringed this hard since the first time I saw the ‘atomic roll’ on a sushi menu.” Other users compared this very real promotion to a Subway advertisement shared by The Onion in 2018 for “Subtember 11th,” saying “You Will ‘Never Forget’ This deal.” the biggest difference is that The Onion is a satirical news site the Subway advertisement wasn’t real but a commentary on how businesses seek to profit off the tragedy of 9/11 satirical Subway promotion tweeted by The Onion in 2018 The Clubhouse isn’t the first brand to use 9/11 for marketing, though. Others have felt the need to capitalize on the tragedy publicly on social media in the past, many of which have been collected in an article from HuffPost Perhaps one of the more egregious examples came from another Virginia business: Bikram Yoga The studio was one of many locations founded by yogi Bikram Choudhury the subject of the Netflix documentary Bikram: Yogi Evidently, misplaced, tone-deaf brand tweets and promotions regarding 9/11 had become so commonplace that in 2019, Fast Company deemed it newsworthy to note that most companies had in fact chosen to simply remain silent — except for one “noteworthy blip” from Ledo Pizza in Annapolis The pizza chain reportedly tweeted “#NeverForget,” accompanied by a photo of its square pizza with olives and pepperoni fashioned on top to look like the American flag Derek Jensen/Wikimedia CommonsThe World Trade Center memorial lights during the 2004 commemoration of the Sept and as social media has become a core part of many people’s lives brands have tried to adjust to the rapidly changing advertising sphere often sharing tweets and social posts that sound closer to a friend’s commentary than an advertisement And while it may have been fun — for a time — to see companies like Wendy’s replying to users or starting beef with their competitors in a friendly back-and-forth on Twitter it’s clear that most people today have grown wary of how brands engage with online audiences The widespread criticism of 9/11 marketing and the general disillusionment and cynicism regarding brands’ social media presence combine to make The Clubhouse at Aquia Harbour’s Patriot Day menu particularly misguided the Clubhouse’s manager George White issued a public statement “I apologize for those I offended with the 9/11 seafood Sunday post My intention was to bring attention to that horrific day 21 years ago To honor those who lost so much as well [as] those who gave everything that day less than 24 hours after posting the original menu the Clubhouse released its updated Sunday menu with a football theme Items like the “Freedom Flounder,” “2977 Chowder,” and “Pentagon Pie” were replaced by the “Fumble Flounder,” Champ Chowder,” and “Coin Toss Chocolate Pie.” After learning of this backfired attempt at commemorating 9/11, read about the bizarre 9/11 conspiracy theories that some people actually believe. Then, learn some of the most heartbreaking stories of 9/11 victims. Scattered thunderstorms are expected Monday afternoon and evening. Some may become severe with large hail and high winds. TRACK RADAR'We take care of each other': Neighbors helping neighbors in storm ravaged Stafford Co.by Jay Korff Crystal Arriaga and friends knew after a couple miserable days of no power in their Aquia Harbour neighborhood I’m used to paying it forward," Arriaga said It takes a village to honestly figure out where the gaps are and fill them in Sometimes leadership is slow to respond or no response.” READ MORE: Stafford Co. residents frustrated by lack of power as winter weather persists Arriaga traveled far and wide to find wood she’s personally delivering to families like the Cooleys “The silver lining if you will is having great neighbors that look out for each other," Brian Cooley said Cooley says he recently ran out of firewood in the wake of a snow storm that ravaged this Stafford County community Monday’s storm toppled hundreds of trees pulling down power lines Crews from as far as Florida are working deep into the night to turn the lights back on The community did set up an emergency shelter stocked with food Erica Mahood heads up the much-appreciated space Aquia Harbour is a community," he said But Michael McHugh counts himself among the lucky His generator keeping his home just warm enough “So we shut off a couple of doors and put a shower curtain up," McHugh said He’s been doing his cooking al fresco and spent the last few days giving away his wood because only moments before we chatted with him A 39-year-old Stafford man is behind bars after striking a deputy’s vehicle during his intoxicated drive Waheed was at the intersection of Garrisonville Road and Salisbury Drive when he noticed a vehicle with an equipment violation He would conduct a traffic stop with the vehicle on the Jessica Cheney Bridge Deputy Waheed’s cruiser was struck by a black Acura MDX traveling at a high rate of speed Deputy Waheed maintained a visual on the suspect vehicle as it fled from the scene and broadcasted its information to nearby deputies The suspect vehicle would swerve between lanes and run the red light at Richmond Highway as it entered into Aquia Harbour With the assistance of Aquia Harbour Police and the evidence left at the crash site including a side view mirror deputies quickly located the suspect vehicle The driver was identified as Stephen Alexander Alexander had a revoked license due to a prior DUI in 2023 including the strong odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from his breath He was detained and faced a slew of charges Alexander was charged with second offense driving under the influence within five years driving without an ignition interlock system failure to be in the required position and method of turning at an intersection and inspection of a motor vehicle required He was held at Rappahannock Regional Jail without bond More than 100 people packed the Aquia Harbour Inn the community center for the gated neighborhood in North Stafford A newly elected Stafford County supervisor has stated her support for the reinstatement of former Aquia Harbour Police Chief Nathan Thompson A 39-year-old North Carolina man caused a four-vehicle auto accident after making the decision to drink and drive On December 14th at approximately 7:10 p.m Trainor responded to the 1000 block of Washington Drive just prior to the Aquia Harbour security gates Four vehicles were involved and fortunately Deputy Trainor investigated the accident and determined the Jeep Liberty was traveling out of Aquia Harbour towards Richmond Highway it crossed the center lane and collided with the Hyundai The two Dodge vehicles behind the Hyundai did not have enough time to react Deputy Pitts made contact with the at fault driver and noticed the strong odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from his breath The driver admitted to consuming “not much” alcohol but also thought it was early Saturday morning He would eventually admit to consuming a bottle of wine Within his vehicle was an open and mostly consumed bottle of wine The driver was charged with driving under the influence with a blood alcohol content between .15 and .2 This weekend was filled with an unusual number of pursuits Perhaps the most unusual was a 38-year-old man who struck an Aquia Harbour Police Department vehicle in his misguided attempt to elude justice On February 19th at approximately 6:36 p.m Dominguez was in the area of Richmond Highway and Washington Drive when he heard Aquia Harbour Police request assistance over the radio A Sergeant with the Aquia Harbour Police Department advised his vehicle was just struck and the suspect vehicle was heading towards Richmond Highway The suspect proceeded Northbound on Richmond Highway and made a U-turn at Coachman Circle to head Southbound on Richmond Highway The U-turn allowed Sergeant Dominguez to join the pursuit and the chase continued onto Garrisonville Road The fleeing motorist proceeded to drive his Buick Encore over the median strip after passing the I-95 ramps The Buick was clearly not happy about this abuse and stubbornly journeyed over the concrete divider but quickly realized that Stafford County deputies were now pursuing him He would stop in front of the old Pizza Hut and held his hands out the window in a posture of surrender The flat tire had severely limited the Encore’s encore The investigation revealed Aquia Harbour Police attempted to pull over the driver Sergeant Dominguez charged Weber with felony eluding and felony hit and run Aquia Harbour Police charged Weber with two counts of reckless driving This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Entrepreneur® and its related marks are registered trademarks of Entrepreneur Media LLC One Virginia restaurant operator's attempt to commemorate 9/11 went horribly wrong known as The Clubhouse and embedded in the Aquia Harbour country club in Stafford posted a "Patriot Day 2022 Seafood Sunday" menu According to local ABC affiliates it was meant to be the daily menu for September 11th The now-deleted menu included dishes like "First Responder Flatbread" and a "Never Forget Sampler" which had items including "2 cups of 2977 Chowder," "Flight 93 Redirect Crab Dip," and "2 Remember-tini Cocktails." It quickly sparked outrage online, and although it was removed from Facebook, it had already been posted to Twitter, per Insider. Virginia country club thought it was a good idea to have a 9/11 themed menu for this Sunday, September 11. The "2977 Chowder" appears to be a reference to the number of people killed. (Via @ProducerSass) pic.twitter.com/0vXYDWbSD6 "This is vile and offensive on every level," one Twitter user wrote This is one of those things where someone had an idea and had MULTIPLE CHANCES to realize it was an epically terrible idea and .. I don't think I've ever seen anything so vulgar expressed regret for the situation via Facebook on Tuesday "I apologize for those I offended with the 9/11 seafood Sunday post," he wrote "My intention was to bring attention to that horrific day 21 years ago To honor those who lost so much as well as those who gave everything that day We will have a new theme tomorrow," he added which did not immediately respond to a request for comment posted a different menu for 9/11 focused on football with items like "Field Gold Flatbread," the outlet noted Aquia Harbor is a "recreational gated community" and has things like a country club, bike paths, a marina, and parks. Its restaurant serves dinner Wednesday through Sunday, according to its website We'll be in your inbox every morning Monday-Saturday with all the day’s top business news best advice and exclusive reporting from Entrepreneur By KJ Mushung The Clubhouse restaurant at Aquia Harbour in Virginia drew shock - and then an apology - online over its 'Patriot Day 2022' menu dedicated to 9/11 advertised as only available on the anniversary of the tragic terrorist attack featured items like "Pentagon Pie," "9-11 Oysters," and a "Remember-tini," according to a Facebook post Tuesday.  the Stafford restaurant offered a "Never Forget Sampler" with a little bit of each menu item The menu was met almost immediately with criticism of its apparent insensitivity. Although it was quickly deleted from Facebook, it had already been captured and reposted to Twitter.  One Twitter user pointed out the restaurant's proximity to service members and veterans in the area The restaurant is also roughly 45 minutes from the Pentagon where 184 people were killed and which was heavily damaged "I apologize for those I offended with the 9/11 seafood Sunday post To honor those who lost so much as well those who gave everything that day," manager George White wrote.  A new menu advertised is dedicated to football with items like the "Touch Down-tini," "Coin Toss Chocolate Pie," and "Offense Oysters." All four occupants of a Toyota Scion that crashed in the 1200 block of Aquia Drive in Aquia Harbour on Thursday suffered serious injuries By PATRICIA S. HARMANAquia Harbour Police Department Chief Accepting community assistance is always a double-edged sword for a police chief The idea that people want to work as a team with their public safety officials is endearing and desirable but then there is the additional work; training Join the news democracyWhere your votes decide the Top 100 Reasons for you to sign up to our newsletter here Virginia issued an apology in a private Facebook group after allegedly releasing a 9/11-themed seafood menu to commemorate the anniversary of the September 11th attacks Some of the dishes included the "Remember-tini" Sign up for our free Indy100 weekly newsletter Posted on Facebook tonight by a restaurant in a community filled with service members and veterans in Stafford Sasser followed-up his tweet with a screenshot from the manager of the Clubhouse at Aquia Harbour apologizing for the insensitive menu "I apologize for those I offended with the 9/11 seafood Sunday post," George White allegedly wrote "My intention was to bring attention to that horrific day 21 years ago The restaurant posted an updated seafood Sunday menu themed around American football on Wednesday evening people mocked the restaurant's decision to center their menu around 9/11 We reached out to the Clubhouse at Aquia Harbour for comment Click the upvote icon at the top of the page to help raise this article through the indy100 rankings -- Five police officers from Aquia Harbour were resworn in as law enforcement officers in Stafford County While police officers in Virginia are required to be resworn in every four years, it’s a milestone for the Aquia Harbour Police Department since many officers usually do not stay with the force for long 2023 at 4:54 pm ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}The Rappahannock Area Health District recorded violations at several facilities around Fredericksburg during recent restaurant inspections VA — Several facilities in the Fredericksburg area recorded violations during recent inspections from the Rappahannock Area Health District Inspectors conducted the most recent visits between June 7 and June 13 all food service locations are supposed to be inspected at least once per year Facilities with higher risk factors may be inspected as often as four times per year according to the Virginia Department of Health Violations at restaurants typically focus on factors that can contribute to food contamination The local health department can also perform a re-inspection to ensure that possible violations have been corrected the follow-up inspection only considers the most important "priority" violations the inspector provides a specific corrective action that can be completed to rectify the violation and violations can be corrected during the course of the inspection Depending on the results of the inspection the health department can pursue several actions They can issue a permit for the restaurant to continue serving food they can schedule a follow-up inspection to determine if violations have been rectified or they can temporarily shut down an establishment until certain issues are solved The Virginia Department of Health only recommends restaurants have their permits suspended when "the continued operation of the foodservice presents a substantial and imminent threat to the public health." Here are the most recent violations as listed by the Rappahannock Area Health Department: The following facilities did not record any violations: Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts. 2022 at 3:11 pm ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}Carlos O'Kelly's will permanently close its doors later this months Fans of the facility took to social media to share their favorite memories VA — The Carlos O'Kelly's location in Stafford will permanently close on Sunday The restaurant announced the decision on Facebook earlier this week On the Facebook post announcing the change Fans of the restaurant shared their favorite memories spanning more than 30 years One commenter said she met her husband in 1993 on a blind date at Carlos O'Kelly's They celebrated their 27th wedding anniversary in February Others noted that they remembered coming to the restaurant as a child only to take their own kids to dinner at Carlos O'Kelly's decades later In the Taste of Fredericksburg Facebook group foodies in the area reminisced about Carlos O'Kelly's chips "We were always going there for family birthdays and celebrations; my son got his first job there," Rosie Lewis Desimone wrote on Facebook."It was the watering hole for anyone who lived in Aquia Harbour; the best restaurant in the area since the late 80s!" Other commenters in the Taste of Fredericksburg group said they'll always remember the musical performances at the restaurant "I always really enjoyed going to karaoke night there years ago with my old Aquia 10 movie theater coworkers," Justin Wright wrote it looks less and less like how I remembered it." The Stafford location was the last Carlos O'Kelly's restaurant in Virginia Failure to fix the Aquia Town Center sign led Stafford supervisors to cancel a deal with the owner The 25-acre shopping center near Aquia Harbour A plan to revitalize Aquia Town Center took a hit when Harris Teeter withdrew plans to open there A plan to redevelop Aquia Town Center has taken a step backward Stafford County supervisors voted unanimously to terminate the county’s memorandum of understanding with property owner Mosaic Realty Partners because of the company’s failure to install new sign panels at the entrance of the former shopping center just outside the gates of Aquia Harbour The termination of the agreement means the real estate developer will lose millions of dollars in incremental tax incentives It also means the center’s future continues to remain uncertain but we have to do what’s right,” said Supervisor Cindy Shelton “We have a contract and we have to comply with it.” county supervisors and Mosaic signed an amended memorandum of understanding that outlined several maintenance and clean-up requirements for the Maryland-based real estate company the memorandum called for Mosaic to mow grassy areas on the property; remove scattered debris and piles of asphalt seed and mulch the southeast corner of the lot; remove a chain-link fence; add opaque screening in certain areas; and manage stormwater According to Stafford County Communications Director Andrew Spence Mosaic completed the property maintenance requirements outlined in the July memorandum supervisors directed county staff to contact Mosaic regarding the discrepancy but when a response was not provided by the company a notice of failure was sent that same month Mosaic Principal Eron Sodie said Monday he had been talking to county officials regarding the sign panel issue and maintained his firm was working on a solution to the problem “There’s a way to do it that doesn’t waste money and there’s a way to do it that actually is productive towards the project and we’re just trying to figure out a way that makes them happy with the result,” he said “I’ve been talking to them about it for about the past couple weeks The 25-acre North Stafford site was once a vibrant anchored by a Shoppers Food Warehouse and Regal Cinemas Original plans by the property owner called for a sprawling despite the county’s plan that would have provided at least $6.25 million in tax rebates to Mosaic the project appeared to be gaining some momentum when Harris Teeter announced it would build a supermarket to anchor the development but the chain pulled out after the developer’s request to more than double the incentive proved unsuccessful the only tenants in the vicinity are a Subway restaurant and an information technology consulting firm The remainder of Aquia Town Center remains desolate and vacant Shelton said supervisors have provided Mosaic with options they have failed to follow through on “We’ve been trying to help them,” Shelton said “We’ve contacted them with options and they’ve done nothing jbaron@freelancestar.com Stafford County community & government Email notifications are only sent once a day from a resident in the 2700 block of McKenzie Lane off Tidewater Trail who claimed that someone was … A Stafford County home was badly damaged by a fire that broke out late Sunday Police arrived to find the subject on the ledge of the bridge on Garrisonville Road (State Route 610) getting ready to jump onto Interstate 95 Emergency crews battled fires at a landfill and a house in separate incidents Monday ammunition and various paraphernalia were seized Tuesday Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account A Stafford County woman has been charged with killing her husband outside their Aquia Harbour home earlier this year is charged with first-degree murder and using a firearm in the commission of a felony She is being held without bond in the Rappahannock Regional Jail She was arrested yesterday afternoon at her home on Manila Cove the same place where 27-year-old James Charles Hamilton George was found lying in his yard the morning of May 24 with a bullet wound to the head Stafford Sheriff Charles Jett would not divulge much about the three-month investigation yesterday saying he didn't want to jeopardize the prosecution of the case But other sources said previously that authorities were exploring the possibility that insurance money may have been a motive Jett said that although Erin George was a suspect almost right away detectives Jim Truslow and Jeff DeBord looked into other possibilities "We tried to keep an open mind," Jett said "But the further along we got in the investigation the more the evidence kept pointing to her." the Georges and their young children had only lived in Aquia Harbour for a short time before James George's death a neighbor on his way to work spotted the body sprawled in the George's yard Jett said Erin George told police she'd last seen her husband about 11:30 the previous night when they went outside to look for their lost dog It turned out that the dog had been picked up by animal control earlier May 23 George told police that when they couldn't find the dog but several said they heard a single gunshot during the night Erin George was indicted by a Stafford grand jury Tuesday but the indictments were kept sealed until her arrest The May slaying stunned residents in the gated community in North Stafford many of whom said they could not remember the last time someone was killed there It was not clear last night how long the Georges had been married or where they lived before moving to Aquia Harbour Erin George grew up in Braehead Woods in Fredericksburg and attended Longwood College where she was the editor of her college newspaper She was to be arraigned next week in circuit court A Stafford County woman was formally sentenced yesterday to life in prison for killing her husband as part of a failed insurance scam A final plane was taken back over by passengers and dove into a nearby field in Philadelphia as people aboard the aircraft had the chance to see the news before takeoff and wanted to prevent further heartbreak Yesterday was the 21st anniversary of the dreaded day, one that many Americans (and people from all over the world) mourn annually. Due to this, it was hard for Twitter users to grasp what the intentions were when the Clubhouse restaurant at Aquia Harbour in Stafford, Virginia served a Patriot Day 2022 menu Sunday, per People This is especially true when considering the Virginia restaurant's proximity to the Pentagon attack the internet was definitely in a tizzy when the restaurant posted the menu online Twitter users were completely stunned when they came across the Clubhouse restaurant at Aquia Harbour's Patriot Day 2022 menu. One Twitter user wrote owner of this restaurant in Virginia was thinking making a 9/11 themed menu," along with a screenshot The Sampler came with several aforementioned items along with two cups of 2977 Chowder Several other Twitter users were unhappy with this, too. One user wrote, "A restaurant in Virginia using a 9/11 themed menu? Trash. Pure trash. 9/11 is NOT to be joked about. Period." Another Tweet claimed they saw it coming "I've said for years that 9/11 would eventually transmute into what all patriotic-coded American holidays are Just can't believe it took 21 years," they commented According to Daily Mail, restaurant owner George White issued an apology on a Facebook community page. "I apologize for those I offended with the 9/11 seafood Sunday post To honor those who lost so much as well those who gave everything that day," he wrote The restaurant then updated the online menu to reflect a football theme.