WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- The mother of a toddler whose father is charged with murdering him is now suing a Virginia doctor and a psychological professional group in Ashburn for it's handling of the case.

Dr. Margaret Wang told the judge that Joaquin Rams was safe to have unsupervised visits. It was during one of those visits, that 15- month old Prince was fatally injured.

"Its my understanding that he took my son, he stripped off all his clothes and he held him under water until he died," said Hera McLeod, the mother of Prince Rams who was fatally injured on October 20, 2012. The boy was pronounced dead from his brain injuries the following day at Fairfax Inova Hospital. Prince had just learned to say the word "ball" when he was killed.

 Last month, the boy's father, Joaquin Rams of Manassas was charged with first degree murder in the boy's drowning death at Ram's Manassas home. Rams has been a murder suspect before.

WOODBRIDGE, Va. (WUSA9) -- A woman sprayed gasoline into an acquaintance's face during an argument at a gas station, police said. 

It happened on February 16, at around 4:20 a.m. at 13313 Occoquan road in Woodbridge, police said. 

Lashawn Dernette Johnson, 39, of Woodbridge grabbed the gas pump from her friend and sprayed the gasoline in her face, police said.

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"During the encounter, the accused grabbed the gas pump from the victim and sprayed gasoline in the victim's face. The victim sustained severe injuries to her eyes and was transported to an area hospital for treatment," police said in a news release. 

Johnson tried to run away after the incident, but police caught her shortly afterward. 

MANASSAS, Va. (WUSA) -- A Manassas man is accused of installing a video camera in the bathroom of his home during a party.

Prince William County police started investigating the incident on Monday in the 7700 block of Beckham Court in Manassas. 

Detectives determined that 46-year-old Philip Andresen Caplinger, the homeowner, had put the camera in the bathroom and it was recording.

Caplinger is charged with unlawful filming of another.