Federal Communications Commission employee Jeff Gary, 35, is in custody following arrest for attempted abduction and sexual assault charges in alexandria, VA. The arrest stems from two disturbing incidents near the Potomac Yard and Braddock road Metro stations, as reported by Alexandria police. Gary, an assistant division chief at the FCC, is accused of restraining and assaulting women, prompting immediate investigation. Law enforcement used a Metro card to trace Gary to his workplace and residence, leading to his apprehension. The FCC swiftly responded, confirming his employment and initiating termination proceedings. News Directory 3 is following this developing story closely.What further details will emerge as the investigation unfolds, and what actions will the FCC take? Discover what’s next …
FCC Official Arrested in Alexandria Attempted Abduction Case
Updated June 3, 2025
an assistant division chief at the Federal Communications Commission is in custody, facing multiple felony charges related to attempted abduction and sexual assault. Jeff Gary, 35, was arrested in connection with two incidents that occurred Friday night near Metro stations in Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria police reports indicate the first incident took place at the Potomac Yard Metro station.A woman and her young daughter were on the platform when Gary allegedly approached, restrained her, and began touching her inappropriately. The woman told police her daughter threw juice on Gary, and he only stopped when another adult approached.
About an hour later, a similar attack occurred near the Braddock Road Metro station. The victim reported that Gary restrained and assaulted her. She contacted police, who began investigating immediately.
Authorities traced a Metro card used by the suspect back to Gary, linking it to the FCC and his residence near the Huntington Metro station. Gary, a Georgetown University Law Center graduate, faces charges related to these incidents.
“That Metro system kinda curves around and continues to go,and I really beleive based off the facts and the information we have that he was targeting females while riding the Metro,” Alexandria Police Chief Tarrick McGuire said.
The FCC confirmed Gary’s employment and stated that termination proceedings have begun. He is being held without bond, with a preliminary hearing scheduled for July.
What’s next
The Alexandria Police Department continues to investigate the incidents.Jeff Gary remains in custody awaiting his preliminary hearing, while the FCC proceeds with his termination.