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Man and his dog rescued after sliding down ice-covered hill in Prince William Co.

Prince William County’s Fire and Rescue crews rescued a man and his dog on Friday after the pair slid down an ice-covered hill in Dumfries, Virginia, according to the county’s Department of Fire and Rescue.

The man had slid several hundred feet down a hill along Hudson River Court when he was trying to rescue his dog, Lyla, who slid down the hill just moments before he followed suit.

When they couldn’t get back up, Prince William County’s Fire and Rescue crews were called in.

The incident required specialty rope skills, according to a Saturday press release.

Crews used special equipment to successfully rescue the owner and Lyla, who were both uninjured.

FBI affidavit details extensive sex and drug trafficking ring at Dumfries’ Red Carpet Inn

A drug enterprise operating out of the Red Carpet Inn in Dumfries for years included the sex trafficking and abuse of women held there by force, according to an FBI affidavit filed in U.S. District Court in Alexandria. The court documents detail a prostitution venture involving at least eight women selling sex out of the hotel for "male pimps," including Rashard Perrish Smith and Joshua Roderick, two suspects arrested in an early-morning Jan. 15 raid on the hotel by the FBI and Prince William County police.
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