FCPD WEEKEND RECAP January 9, 2017
ARMED ROBBERY: 13400 block of Lee Highway (Shell), 1/6/17, around 3:34 p.m. A 30-year-old victim reported that a man entered the store, displayed a handgun and demanded cash. The suspect left on foot and was described as Hispanic, 25 to 30 years old, about 5 feet 5 inches tall and 130 to 145 pounds. The victim did not require medical attention.
LARCENIES:
14900 block of Lady Madonna Court, property from vehicle
14500 block of Lee Road, cash and credit cards from business
4100 block of Meadowland Court, cell phone from residence
13600 block of Wild Flower Lane, package from residence
LARCENIES:
6100 block of Bayliss Place, jewelry from residence
1600 block of Belle View Boulevard, merchandise from business
8400 block of Frye Road, property from business
6100 block of North Kings Highway, beer from business
2500 block of Parkers Lane, package from residence
6300 block of Richmond Highway, cell phone from business
6300 block of Richmond Highway, wallet from business
8200 block of Richmond Highway, merchandise from business
ROBBERY/WARRANT/ARREST: 7400 block of Linda Lane, 1/7/17, around 1:20 a.m. A 51-year-old man was delivering food to this location when he was approached by a man who repeatedly assaulted him, took the food and ran off. Officers, along with K9, responded and tracked to an address. A suspect was identified and taken into custody. Christian Matthew Huamani, 22, of Fairfax, was arrested, taken to the Adult Detention Center, and charged with robbery. An outstanding warrant for domestic assault was also served.
CREDIT CARD FRAUD/ARREST: 1900 block of Chain Bridge Road (Tyson’s Mall), 1/8/17, around 1:00 p.m. An employee notified officers with the Tysons Urban Team (TUT) that a credit card fraud case may be afoot. Three suspicious men were stopped by officers leaving the store and an investigation revealed that they were in possession of fraudulent credit cards, along with marijuana. Further investigation determined the suspects were in possession of several items used in the manufacturing of fraudulent credit cards and identification cards. Police officers seized 87 fraudulent credit cards. All three suspects were taken to the Adult Detention Center. Deandre Perry, 21 of Richmond, was charged with two counts of credit card forgery, three counts of credit card larceny and possession of marijuana. Taquarrius Jones, 20, of Richmond, was charged with four counts of credit card larceny, one count of credit card forgery, identification theft and possession of marijuana. De Quan Carroll, 21, of Glen Allen, was charged with four counts of credit card larceny, one count of credit card forgery and one count of obtaining money by false pretense.
COMMERCIAL BURGLARY: 8400 block of Hilltop Road (Sherwin Williams), 1/8/17, around 9:57 p.m. Officers responded to a report of a burglary alarm at a business. Upon arrival, they saw the front door to the business smashed in. Several tools and the cash register were missing. The case is under investigation by detectives.
LARCENIES:
1900 block of Chain Bridge Road, bags from business
2800 block of Gallows Road, property from business
2000 block of International Drive, merchandise from business
2900 block of Irvington Road, cash from residence
1400 block of Laurel Hill Road,. Sunglasses from vehicle
8300 block of Leesburg Pike, wallet from business
8400 block of Old Courthouse Road, merchandise from business
1400 block of Stanbridge Place, wallet from residence
8000 block of Tysons Corner, sunglasses from business
LARCENIES:
6100 block of Arlington Boulevard, bracelet from residence
5700 block of Columbia Pike, jackets from business
5900 block of Columbia Pike, backpack from vehicle
5800 block of Leesburg Pike, groceries from business
6000 block of Leesburg Pike, passport from resident
6100 block of Leesburg Pike, tires from vehicles
6200 block of Little River Turnpike, liquor from business
7400 block of Little River Turnpike, groceries from business
3500 block of Moncure Avenue, jacket from business
4500 block of Southland Avenue, watch from residence
3300 block of Woodburn Road, property from residence
3300 block of Woodburn Village Drive, tools from residence
COMMERCIAL ARMED ROBBERY: 12100 block of Sunset Hills Road (Chipotle), 1/8/17, around 10:10 p.m. Two employees were closing the business when a man entered the store, displayed a handgun and demanded cash. The suspect ran off with an undisclosed amount of cash. He was described as Hispanic, wearing all black clothing, gloves and had his face covered. The victims did not require medical attention.
UNLAWFUL ENTRY/ARREST: 1900 block of Reston Metro Plaza, 1/8/17, around 2:20 p.m. An employee notified police that a man was staying in a vacant apartment and did not have the right to be there. Upon arrival, officers identified a suspect and took him into custody without incident. Hassen Semir, 42, of Reston was taken to the Adult Detention Center and charged with unlawful entry.
LARCENIES:
11800 block of Sunrise Valley Drive, beer from business
12100 block of Sunset Hills Road, merchandise from business
1800 block of Wiehle Avenue, merchandise from business
COMMERCIAL BURGLARY: 7300 block of Lockport Place, 1/7/17, around 1:30 a.m. An employee returned to work after a late delivery and saw a car speeding away from the business. He then saw several items stacked by the loading dock. Initial investigation led to a possible suspect and the case is under active investigation by detectives.
LARCENIES:
6300 block of Brandon Avenue, backpack from vehicle
6500 block of Haystack Road, wallet from vehicle
5700 block of Kingstowne Boulevard, shirts from business
6200 block of Pioneer Drive, backpack from vehicle
6600 block of Springfield Towne Center, shoes from business
5300 block of Ridley Court, license plates from vehicle
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LARCENIES:
7700 block of Harwood Place, tools from vehicle
7900 block of Harwood Place, sunglasses from vehicle
9100 block of School Craft Lane, cash from residence
STOLEN VEHICLES:
5200 block of Port Royal Road, 2016 GMC Sierra
BURGLARY: 12400 block of Meadow Hunt Drive, 1/7/17, around 2:38 p.m. Officers responded to a house for an open door call. They saw a back door was broken and it appeared items were missing from the home. They located a house sitter who was watching the home while the owner was away. They had last been to the house on 12/24/16 and everything appeared ok. The homeowner was contacted.
LARCENIES:
11400 block of Abner Avenue, gun from vehicle
12800 block of Fair Lakes Parkway, cash from business
13000 block of Fair Lakes Shopping Center, merchandise from business
STOLEN VEHICLES:
10200 block of Bushman Drive, 2012 Nissan Juke
ANIMAL PROTECTION POLICE (APP)
No significant events to report.
No significant enforcement to report.
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Date Covered: 01/06/17 – 01/08/17
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