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UPDATE: "Blood everywhere:" Middleburg developer arrested after pointing gun at tenants who ....
UPDATE: 'Blood everywhere:' Middleburg developer arrested after pointing gun at tenants who allegedly ravaged his $4M Airbnb rental
By Trevor Baratko, tbaratko@loudountimes.com Aug 13, 2018 Updated Aug 13, 2018
Update: Aug. 13, 3:51 p.m.
John A. “Jack” Andrews of Middleburg was released on bond Monday after being arrested Saturday morning and charged with five counts of abduction, use of or displaying a firearm in the commission of a felony and brandishing a firearm.
Andrews, according to a bond motion, went to a $4 million Aldie home he owns after being notified by an employee who visited the property that there was significant damage to the home and “blood everywhere.” ... The home, located in the 39000 block of Snickersville Turnpike near Aldie, was rented out online through Airbnb.
When Andrews, 77, arrived at the residence Saturday, he “observed broken windows and doors, damaged furniture, glass everywhere, large blood stains and pools of blood inside and outside of the rental property,” the bond filing states. “Out of concern for his own safety, Mr. Andrews entered the rental property in the possession of his handgun.”
As Andrews arrived, he was confronted by approximately 12 people, according to the court filing. He told the individuals to remain at the house until Loudoun County Sheriff's Office deputies arrived.
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By Trevor Baratko, tbaratko@loudountimes.com Aug 13, 2018 Updated Aug 13, 2018
Update: Aug. 13, 3:51 p.m.
John A. “Jack” Andrews of Middleburg was released on bond Monday after being arrested Saturday morning and charged with five counts of abduction, use of or displaying a firearm in the commission of a felony and brandishing a firearm.
Andrews, according to a bond motion, went to a $4 million Aldie home he owns after being notified by an employee who visited the property that there was significant damage to the home and “blood everywhere.” ... The home, located in the 39000 block of Snickersville Turnpike near Aldie, was rented out online through Airbnb.
When Andrews, 77, arrived at the residence Saturday, he “observed broken windows and doors, damaged furniture, glass everywhere, large blood stains and pools of blood inside and outside of the rental property,” the bond filing states. “Out of concern for his own safety, Mr. Andrews entered the rental property in the possession of his handgun.”
As Andrews arrived, he was confronted by approximately 12 people, according to the court filing. He told the individuals to remain at the house until Loudoun County Sheriff's Office deputies arrived.
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