ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) -- Federal prosecutors say a South African who is a U.S. Army contractor in Afghanistan has been charged with stabbing a man at Kandahar Airfield in Afghanistan.

Forty-four-year-old Sean Brehm of Western Cape, South Africa, was indicted on Wednesday by a federal grand jury in Virginia. He is charged with assault in the Nov. 25 incident; further details on the stabbing were not available.

Prosecutors say Brehm was working as a contractor for DynCorp International LLC, a U.S. Army contractor in Afghanistan. Brehm was charged in a criminal complaint on Dec. 9 and was brought to the U.S. on Dec. 21.

Brehm is charged under a statute that gives U.S. courts jurisdiction to prosecute crimes committed outside the United States by contractors or subcontractors of the Department of Defense.

From Alexandria Transit Company (DASH):

ALEXANDRIA, Va. (WUSA) -- For more than a decade I've had no need for combs or shampoo.   I don't have hair on my head, and at this point honestly, I'm over it. 

But lately I've been wondering how far the technology has come since I first noticed my growing bald spot all those years ago.  I found out when we paid a visit to the Hair Loss Clinic in Alexandria.

Trichologist, or hair loss expert, Bobby Spence showed off everything from his low level laser therapy to some new versions of old favorites like Minoxidil or Rogaine.

They also have some pretty realistic looking hair pieces that glue on to your scalp and won't embarrass you, if you're willing to plop down $500 or more to have one.