HENRICO, Va. (WWBT) — The man accused of driving through a crowd of protesters in Henrico earlier this month will not be released on bond, the judge ordered Thursday morning.
Henrico Police say on June 7, Harry Rogers, a Hanover County resident, drove his blue pickup truck into the crowd, injuring a cyclist.
Rogers is facing charges of:
- Attempted malicious wounding
- Felony vandalism
- Assault and battery
- Hate crime assault
- Hit and run
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The judge ruling in Roger’s case says Rogers ‘chose to make his actions’.
Rogers will be arraigned on those charges shortly.
Stay tuned to NBC12 for more updates.
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