Deputies locate armed suspect in Loudoun County after reported dispute
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Loudoun County sheriff's deputies are searching for Christian De Jesus Santiago, an armed person of interest who fled on foot following an afternoon domestic dispute near an Aldie intersection. Meanwhile, early voting periods have officially closed across New York, New Jersey and Connecticut ahead of Tuesday's midterm elections.
ALDIE, VA. - Law enforcement authorities have located a man considered armed and dangerous following an afternoon incident reported in Loudoun County, according to officials, though it remains unclear whether he has been formally arrested or taken into custody.
What we know:
Deputies responded at 11:55 a.m. to a report of an incident that appeared domestic in nature.
Following the report, the Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office issued a "be on the lookout" notice for 30-year-old Christian De Jesus Santiago in connection with the incident near Conejo Way and Northstar Boulevard, by John Champe High School.
Deputies described Santiago as a Hispanic male last seen traveling on foot around noon, wearing a black baseball hat, black pants and a black shirt featuring a ghost design on the front.
In an update shared on social media earlier Sunday, the sheriff's office stated that digital evidence indicated that Santiago was no longer in Loudoun County, though officials emphasized the investigation remained active, ongoing and "far from over."
The sheriff's office later confirmed that deputies found Santiago and questioned him.
What we don't know:
Specific details regarding the initial call and what transpired during the domestic incident have not yet been confirmed or released by authorities.
It is also not yet clear whether Santiago faces charges or remains detained.
What's next:
The Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office is expected to provide further details Monday morning.
The Source: Information from the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office.