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Ashburn, VA Woman Arrested In Manassas For Hit-and-Run

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A woman who was involved in a Manassas hit-and-run accident on Oct. 12 has been arrested by police, reports the Manassas Patch.

Manassas City Police spokeswoman Adrienne Helms said that 24-year-old Sara Nicole Holtz, of Ashburn, VA was arrested on Nov. 14 for leaving the scene of an accident.

Holtz allegedly crashed into the back of the victim’s vehicle, which was stopped at a red light at the intersection of Sudley and Rolling Roads. Witnesses say that both drivers exited their vehicles, but Holtz returned to her car shortly afterwards and sped away before the proper information could be exchanged.

We will keep you updated as this story unfolds.

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