Loudoun sheriff’s deputy indicted on bribery charge

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A Loudoun County grand jury has indicted a sheriff’s deputy on charges of bribery and making a false report to law enforcement.

The 27-year-old deputy, Jason C. Warren, is accused of soliciting a bribe from a driver when he responded to a report of a suspicious vehicle in Ashburn on Sept. 15. He allegedly discarded a misdemeanor drug possession charge against the driver and gave inaccurate information about the incident to his superiors, the Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office said.

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