Fauquier County Sheriff’s Office (FCSO) reports the investigation of a church being  vandalized and burglarized.

Averie Pozzo Di Borgo of Marshall was arrested and charged with two counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor and one count of destruction of property.

This followed the investigation of two incidents of burglary and vandalism of the First Ashville Baptist Church of Marshall.

The first incident was reported by a church Deacon on the night of May 20 at approximately 6:30.

The second incident was reported May 21 at approximately 5:45 in the evening.

In the second incident the Deacon was able to provide authorities with a description and license number of the vehicle the individuals were traveling in.

The vehicle was stopped and found to contain Di Borgo and two juveniles who were all detained without further incident.

Di Borgo did not participate in the first incident at the church, but the juveniles were.

All three of the individuals were involved in the second incident.

A 17-year-old female and 14-year-old male were interviewed with parents present and are expected to be facing charges.

The vandalism of the building included graffiti and items being taken which were recovered.

The 19-year-old Di Borgo has been released on a $3,000 unsecured bond.

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The Front Royal Police Department (FRPD) was notified of a gunshot wound being treated at Warren Memorial Hospital (WMH) on May 19.

The investigation was turned over to the Warren County Sheriff’s Office (WCSO) once it was learned that the shooting occurred in the county.

Sheriff’s investigators report that they determined that the shooting took place in a vehicle traveling down Strasburg Road.

The occupants were traveling back from a gathering that included alcohol consumption that included the driver.

Along the way 19-year-old Nathaniel Liam Duncan produced a 9-millimeter clock handgun that no one in the vehicle knew he had.

Duncan who had also consumed alcohol, began to show off the weapon.

A passenger next to Duncan urged him to put the gun away as it was dangerous under those circumstances.

While Duncan was handling the gun it discharged through the driver’s seat and into the driver.

The female driver drove the others to a residence and left them.

She then drove to WMH for treatment of her wounds when she was reported to police.

Duncan was located at a county residence and taken into custody without incident.

The gun was found concealed in a shed on the same property.

Duncan has been charged with reckless use of a firearm resulting in serious bodily injury to another resulting in significant and permanent physical impairment.

The investigation is ongoing and anyone with any information is asked to contact the WCSO.

Any information should be reported to Lieutenant M. Glavis of the WCSO at 540-635-7100 extension 1.

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