FCPD RECAP November 22, 2016
Man Showed Pornographic Video to Children; Help Us Identify Him
Update – Detectives Release Suspect Vehicle Description
UPDATE: Additional Photos of Suspect in Restroom Indecent Exposure Case
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LARCENIES:
None reported
STOLEN VEHICLES:
4100 block of Auto Park Circle, 2017 Ford Explorer
LARCENIES:
3500 block of Buckman Road, cell phone from residence
7900 block of Fort Hunt Road, purse from business
2400 block of Midtown Avenue, wallet from residence
7500 block of Richmond Highway, wallet from business
7700 block of Richmond, property from vehicle
STOLEN VEHICLES:
None reported
LARCENIES:
1400 block of Balls Hill Road, bed from residence
8300 block of Leesburg Pike, merchandise from business
STOLEN VEHICLES:
8500 block of Leesburg Pike, 2013 Audi Q5
LARCENIES:
6200 block of Little River Turnpike, liquors from business
STOLEN VEHICLES:
None reported
BURGLARY: 11200 South Shore Road, 11/21/16, around 6 p.m. The homeowner reported that while away, someone forced entry in his home through a basement window and took two firearms. There did not appear to be anything else missing and the case is being investigated.
LARCENIES:
2500 block of Centreville Road, beer from business
STOLEN VEHICLES:
None reported
LARCENIES:
6600 block of Backlick Road, beer from business
7600 block of Falls Wood Way, cash from residence
6600 block of Loisdale Road, merchandise from business
9400 block of Lorton Market, liquor from business
6500 block of Springfield Towne Center, merchandise from business
STOLEN VEHICLES:
None reported
WEST SPRINGFIELD DISTRICT STATION
LARCENIES:
9500 block of Old Keene Mill Road, beer from business
4000 block of Weirich Court, cables from residence
STOLEN VEHICLES:
None reported
LARCENIES:
11700 block of Fair Oaks Shopping Center, property from residence
12300 block of Lee Jackson Memorial Highway, credit card from business
12100 block of Monument Drive, property from vehicle
STOLEN VEHICLES:
None reported
ANIMAL MALTREATMENT: 6300 block of Lincolnia Road, 11/21/16, around 9:50 a.m. Animal Protection Police responded to a complaint for a dog running loose. The officer found a dog hiding under a car with the leash attached and another dog tethered outside. The officer also observed several piles of feces and that the loose dog was dirty and had matted hair. Officers made contact with the owner of the dogs, Ixel Roberto Morales, 27, of Alexandria, and he was issued a summons for 41.1-2-20, cruelty to animals.
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CALLS FOR SERVICE SUMMARY
Date Covered: 11/21/16
Total Calls for Service: 1,253
Total Persons Experiencing Mental Crisis Calls for Service: 13
Total Domestic-Related Calls for Service: 30
Total Crash Calls for Service: 116
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