PWC police undercover operation nets several arrests at county park

**ARRESTS**

Street Crimes Investigation – On September 5th, detectives from the Street Crimes Unit concluded a two-day investigation which began after the police department received numerous complaints of men soliciting sexual acts inside Locust Shade Park located in Triangle (22172). During the investigation, undercover detectives made contact with suspects already inside the park and via online websites where the sexual acts were solicited by the suspects. Incident locations varied inside the park to include various parking lots, vehicles, bathrooms, and trails inside the park. Following the investigation, the below arrests were made without incident.
Arrested on September 4th & 5th: [No photos available]
Salim AHMED, 44, of 15803 Silvan Glen Dr in Dumfries

Michael Lester DENINGER, 67, of 5260 Bessley Pl in Alexandria

David Aaron LEWIS, 56, of 3104 Knolewater Ct in Waldorf, MD

Larry Dean HAPNER, 43, of 57 Courage Ln in Stafford

Mitchell Lester BUSH, 76, of 2230 Cool Water Dr in Ruther Glen, VA

Mark Anthony WOMACK, 44, of 15228 Brazil Cir in Woodbridge

All suspects above were charged with frequenting a bawdy place and entering the property of another for the purpose of interfering with the property rights of the owner

Neveah Marie JACKSON, 25, of 38 Cynthias Pl #104 in Stafford
Charged with indecent exposure and entering the property of another for the purpose of interfering with the property rights of the owner

Court dates: unavailable | Statuses: all were released on summonses

**INCIDENTS**

Commercial Burglary – On September 5th at 10:35AM, police responded to Playtime Pools located at 13624 Jefferson Davis Hwy in Woodridge (22191) for a burglary. The business owner reported to police that the burglary occurred between 6:00PM on September 4th and 10:00AM on September 5th. There were no signs of forced entry into the business. Entry is believed to have been made through an unlocked side door. An undisclosed amount of U.S. Currency and a water pump, valued around $350, were reported missing.