The Daily Blotter September 29, 2016

Posted on September 29, 2016 by FCPD Public Affairs Bureau

This report is published every weekday, except county holidays. The information in each report covers significant criminal incidents generally from the day before; reports published on Monday cover the preceding Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Some incidents may appear a day or two after the occurrence.

The report contains selected crimes, including animal-related incidents and property crimes. The information is organized by police district station. Addresses shown indicate blocks and not specific locations. This report is not a comprehensive list of every police event in Fairfax County in the stated time frame.

Note: Information contained in the Daily Blotter is generally based on initial reports made to the police department. Follow-up investigations may reveal different or additional information.

GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

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Fall Driving: Be Alert for Deer

Police Explorer (Youth) Program: Seeking New Recruits, Registration Only Happens Once a Year

Two informational sessions, called a “First Nighter,” were held on Monday, September 19 and Monday, September 26. Nearly two dozen potential candidates attended the first meeting; a total of 26 were in attendance on Monday.

A third, and final, session will be held next week. We’ve had a great turnout so far and look forward to meeting another engaging and interested group of our community’s youth and share details on joining the Police Explorer program!

7 p.m., October 3 at West Potomac High School, 6500 Quander Road, in Alexandria

CALLS FOR SERVICE SUMMARY

Date Covered: 9/28/16

Total Calls for Service: 1,216

Total Persons Experiencing Mental Crisis Calls for Service: 24

Total Domestic Related Calls for Service: 18

Total Crash Calls for Service: 174

ALCOHOL ENFORCEMENT

Mason Police District – Officers from around the county will conduct directed patrols; specifically looking for impaired drivers, on Saturday, October 1, from 11:30 p.m. until 2:30 the next morning. Please don’t drink and drive.

SULLY DISTRICT STATION

LARCENIES:

5000 block of Greenhouse Terrace, bicycle from residence

13500 block of Melville Lane, wallet from vehicle

13400 block of Sand Rock Court, wallet from vehicle

MOUNT VERNON DISTRICT STATION

CARJACKING: 6300 block of Richmond Highway. 9/28/16, 5:11 p.m. After shopping at the Walmart on Richmond Highway, a 42-year-old man returned to his vehicle, a 2002 Honda Odyssey that was parked on the south side of the business. As he entered the Honda, an unknown man entered from the unlocked passenger door, implied that he had a weapon and threatened the victim. The suspect told the victim to drive him around and the victim refused. The victim then got out of the vehicle and yelled for help, while trying to remove the keys from the ignition. The suspect pushed the victim away from the vehicle and drove off, striking a vehicle during his escape. The victim was not injured. Officers located the stolen Honda, unoccupied, on the right shoulder of the outer loop of I-495, just south of Richmond Highway. K9 responded and tracked from the vehicle but did not locate the suspect. The suspect was described as white, 30-40 years old, with a goatee. He was wearing a white shirt, dark hooded jacket, blue jeans and a baseball cap.

LARCENIES:

2300 block of Huntington Avenue, merchandise from business

3200 block of Norwich Terrace, wallet from residence

2500 block of Parkers Lane, food from business

2500 block of Parkers Lane, purse from business

5900 block of Richmond Highway, laptop computer and cell phone from residence

MCLEAN DISTRICT STATION

LARCENIES:

1400 block of Balls Hill Road, property from residence

2700 block of Gallows Road, purse from business

7400 block of Lee Highway, beer from business

STOLEN VEHICLES:

7600 block of Savannah Street, 2012 Jeep Wrangler

MASON DISTRICT STATION

PRESCRIPTION FRAUD: 6700 block of Arlington Boulevard. 9/28/16, 3:55 p.m. Employees of Walgreens notified police of a fraudulent prescription that was called in by a female. Officers were notified when the female arrived and she provided a false name. Further investigation revealed her identity as Imilsis Velazquez, 38, of Arlington. Velazquez was arrested for providing a false name to a law enforcement officer and prescription fraud.

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