Assault At Jefferson Ale House + Stolen Cars: Loudoun County Crime Report

LOUDOUN COUNTY, VA — Several crimes, including assaults and car thefts, were reported in Loudoun County over the weekend. Authorities compiled the incidents in their report on Monday.

At 12 p.m. on Saturday, authorities received a report of an assault in Sterling. Deputies determined that two people were picking up scrap metal from the site on Monterey Place. When they arrived at the job site, another man assaulted them, according to the police report. The two victims were injured, but authorities did not specify the extent of their injuries.

The sheriff's office identified the suspect as Keith Delawder, a 55-year-old from Aldie. Police charged him with assault and assault with malicious intent.

At 2 a.m. on Sunday, deputies responded to another assault at Jefferson Ale House in Ashburn. When they arrived on the scene, deputies found two people who had been assaulted.

Police arrested Angad Sivia, a 30-year-old man from Leesburg, and charged him with assault. He is being held without bond at the Loudoun County Adult Detention Center.

Another assault occurred around 12 a.m. on Sunday in Ashburn. Deputies responded to a home in the 42800 block of Churchill Downs Drive. A woman at the home told police that a man she knew assaulted her. Deputies determined that the suspect was intoxicated and drove to the home, police said.

Nathan Sorensen faces charges of assault, driving without a license, driving while intoxicated, and property damage.

On Sunday, authorities received two reports of stolen cars. Someone stole a 2019 green Dodge Charger with yellow fenders from the parking lot of a Leesburg apartment building.

A woman in Ashburn told police that someone she knew stole her 2013 Hyundai Sonata. The sheriff's office is still investigating the thefts.

On Sunday evening in Ashburn, a woman on Prescott Green Square in Ashburn told police that boys were shooting paintballs at her front door. Police said they identified the children, but did not say what consequences they faced.

Full details about the latest crimes in Loudoun County are available online.

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