Recommend This StoryWoman, 24, turns self in after reported as missing
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By Kim Walter -- kwalter@nvdaily.com
FRONT ROYAL -- A Front Royal woman who was reported missing Tuesday night, turned herself in to Warren County deputies Wednesday morning, according to a Wednesday news release.
Deputies were called to 414 Red Bud Lane on Tuesday night in response to a report of a domestic assault at 6:10 p.m. on Tuesday. The suspect, Kaci Quick, 24, of that address, had fled the scene before deputies arrived, the release states.
Sheriff Daniel McEathron said they believe alcohol was a factor in Tuesday night's altercation, and a couple hours after running away, Quick called her mother and said she was lost.
"Our first concern was that she ran off into the mountains. We were worried about her safety," he said.
A Fairfax County helicopter, deputies and Linden Fire and Rescue personnel searched for Quick into the night for about four hours without finding her, according to the release.
After turning herself in at about 6 a.m. Wednesday, Quick was charged with felony attempted malicious wounding of Sharon Peuett and two misdemeanor assaults on family members Derrick and Laci Rathell, the release states.
Quick is now being held without bond in the Warren County Jail.
Heading for this story is VERY misleading!!! It makes it sound like she 'went' missing (i.e. taken) and NOT that she ran off to avoid the police and got 'lost' in the woods.
Why did it then say: 'turns self in after reported as LOST'.
Even in the story it says she says she's lost. And she should know if she's lost or missing.
By the way, IS the sheriff going to want to get his own helicopter now? Like when he had to get his own armor vehicle JUST IN CASE it was needed? He needed a copter this night and had to 'borrow' Fairfax counties one.
So let's guess what next one his list. ANYONE?
John why do you care? He could just use "free" money from a federal grant. I mean, no one has to pay for that stuff, right? It's "free" money! I mean, "free" "money"!
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