J A Rodriguez

You were arrested by Officer Rodriguez in Fairfax County, and the data shows something unusual working in your favor. His cases are dismissed at a 60.4% rate—nearly double the statewide average of 34.7%. This puts him in the 84th percentile for dismissals among Virginia officers, meaning his cases fail to result in convictions far more often than typical. About 40% of his arrests lead to conviction, compared to roughly 65% statewide. This pattern suggests the charges he files may face substantial evidentiary problems or that prosecutors frequently decline to pursue them.

Where your charge matters. Rodriguez's largest category is "Other" charges, which dismiss at 61.8%. If you were arrested for one of those offenses, dismissal is likely. Public Intoxication cases have a much lower dismissal rate of 38.5%—still better than statewide averages, but notably higher conviction risk. His five Assault & Battery arrests all dismissed, though that's a small sample. The strength of your position depends heavily on what you were actually charged with and the evidence involved in your specific arrest.