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Carl Loser charged with felony assault for allegedly rolling up car window during traffic stop

Corey Fauconier and Carl Loser
Carl Loser (right), with campaign manager Corey Fauconier

From the Richmond Times-Dispatch:

Carl Loser, a former candidate for a Richmond-area seat in the Virginia state Senate, has been charged with assaulting a police officer during a traffic stop in Henrico County, according to police.

Henrico police said Loser rolled up his car window on an officer’s hand after debating a speeding ticket on New Year’s Day. Loser rolled up the window before signing a court summons, which the officer was “attempting to explain,” police said. The officer was not injured, according to Henrico police Lt. C.J. Eley. […]

Loser said Monday that he is innocent and the arresting officer “lied.” He encouraged a reporter to check the police body cameras, but declined to comment further until he had spoken to an attorney.

The police incident report, released by the Henrico police with the main narrative and personal information redacted, indicates that the incident was captured on video. Eley said if body camera footage exists, it would not be released because the case is pending.

In 2015, Loser was a Libertarian candidate for State Senate, District 10, winning 527 votes (0.94%).

2 Comments

  1. Wang Tang-Fu January 5, 2016

    I’m more apt to believe him than the police version, on general principle.

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