FCPD RECAP Thursday, March 1
Pursuit/Burglary: On 2/26/18 units were called to the area of Braddock Road and Sully Road for a report of a Ford Ranger truck that was stolen. We located the vehicle and attempted to stop it but the driver fled. A PIT (precision immobilization technique) was used to end the vehicle pursuit but the driver ran with officers chasing him. Thomas Hamilton, 52 years old, from Chantilly, Virginia, was caught by the officers and charged with attempted burglary, possession of marijuana, reckless driving, speed to elude, and driving on a suspended license. Hamilton had two outstanding warrants for grand larceny and burglary. Other charges are pending.
LARCENIES:
None reported
STOLEN VEHICLES:
None reported
LARCENIES:
1600 block of Belle View Boulevard, laundry detergent from store. (for a clean get away)
2500 block of Parkers Lane, wallet from business.
2300 block of Huntington Avenue, food from business.
STOLEN VEHICLES:
None reported
LARCENIES:
2600 block of Avenir Place, camera from vehicle.
STOLEN VEHICLES:
None reported
TRAFFIC PURSUIT / DWI: Arlington Boulevard / Marshall Drive, 3/1/18 at 12:10 am. Bruce A. Foltz, 53, of Vienna, was arrested and charged with driving while intoxicated, as well as other multiple traffic charges. He was also wanted for failure to appear in court. An officer spotted Foltz’s vehicle and attempted to stop it. Foltz refused to stop and a pursuit ensued. Officers were able to box in Foltz’s vehicle; ending the pursuit. No injures were reported and Foltz was taken into custody without incident.
LARCENIES:
6500 block of Little River Turnpike, cell phone from business.
6500 block of Columbia Pike, package from lobby.
STOLEN VEHICLES:
None reported
LARCENIES:
11400 South Lakes Drive (South Lakes HS), cell phone from the school.
STOLEN VEHICLES:
None reported
DUI/NARCOTICS VIOLATION: 9500 block of Richmond Highway, 2/28/18 around 12:15 p.m. Officers were called after a dog was seen dragging behind a car in motion. An investigation determined the driver forgot her dog’s leash was tied to the rear of her car. She drove down the street and realized her dog was not inside the car. She returned to her original location to see if it was there, but then saw that it was attached to her bumper. Zainab Makry, 23, was charged with driving under the influence of drugs and possession of marijuana. The dog did not have any broken bones and is expected to survive.
BURGLARY: 10595 Furnace Road (Quality Services Moving), 2/27/18, at 4:50 a.m. Sutthiphong Sandod, 21, of Stafford, was arrested for burglary on Tuesday, following a call that started out as a disabled motorist. Officers responded for what was initially reported as a disabled motorist on a CSX Rail Road service road in the 10600 block of Furnace Road. While speaking to the motorist, it was learned that he had committed a burglary. Sandod was charged with trespassing and burglary.
BURGLARY: 4400 block of Roundhill Road, 2/23/18 between 8:00a.m. and 4:40 p.m. A homeowner reported electronic equipment was stolen from the residence.
LARCENIES:
6400 block of Springfield Plaza, merchandise from business.
6900 block of Bradlick Shopping Center, alcohol from business.
5700 block of Backlick Road, car part from vehicle.
6500 Springfield Mall, jewelry from kiosk.
6500 Springfield Mall, medication from vehicle.
STOLEN VEHICLES:
None reported
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LARCENIES:
10800 block of Windermere Lane, documents from vehicle.
5700 block of Burke Center Parkway, clothing from business.
STOLEN VEHICLES:
None reported
LARCENIES:
13000 block of Fair Lakes Shopping Center, money from business.
2900 block of Chain Bridge Road, wallet from business.
4700 block of West Ox Road, cell phone from business.
STOLEN VEHICLES:
None reported
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