2 Assault On Police, Drunk In Public Arrests In Fairfax City: Report

FAIRFAX CITY, VA — City of Fairfax police recently charged two men in two separate incidents for being drunk in public and assault police officers, according to the daily crime report.

In the first case, officers were called around 4:15 a.m., on Friday to INOVA Emergency at 4315 Chain Bridge Road for the report of a disorderly man. With the help of security staff, officers placed 35-year-old Kevin Senn of Burke under arrest.

Once Senn was inside the police cruiser, he began to kick the door and window. When officers tried to interview, police say Senn kicked an officer three times in the arm.

Senn was then taken to the Fairfax County Adult Detention Center and charged with being drunk in public and assault and battery on a police officer, according to the report. Senn remained in custody on a $1,000 secured bond until he was sober.

In the second case, Fairfax City police were called around 10:47 a.m., on Saturday, to the 7-Eleven at 9617 Fairfax Blvd., for the report of a man leaving the store with a cup of coffee and a can of alcohol neither of which he paid for, according to police.

Officers found 36-year-old Jason Hann of no fixed address nearby and intoxicated, according the report. As they attempted to detain Hann, he got angry and swung his arms in the air, hitting on of the officers.

After police took Hann into custody, he was medically evaluated for minor wounds he'd received in a separate incident and then taken to the Adult Detention Center. Once there, police cited him for assault and battery on a police officer, petit larceny, and being drunk in public. Hann was then held without bond.