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Loudoun Deputy Charged After January Assault

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A Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office deputy was placed on paid administrative leave after begin served two citizen-obtained criminal summonses related to an alleged assault outside of the courthouse in January.

Deputy Eric Miller is alleged to have assaulted man on Jan. 29 during a domestic-related dispute. On Aug. 24, the victim appeared before a magistrate and obtained the summonses for simple assault and disorderly conduct.

Miller is a 10-year veteran of the sheriff’s office and works in the Courts and Corrections Division.

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One thought on “Loudoun Deputy Charged After January Assault”

  • SBT Caldwell
    2016-09-01 at 6:32 pm
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    So the incident occurred in January but the summonses weren’t issued until August

    what was the sheriff’s office doing during that time?

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