FCPD RECAP TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16
FRAUD (SKIMMING DEVICE): 14001 Saint Germain Drive, (Navy Federal Bank), between 10-13 – 10-15-18. Police were notified after bank security personnel noticed a skimming device on an indoor ATM. Detectives believe the device was put in place on October 13, 2018.
LARCENIES:
None reported
STOLEN VEHICLES:
4900 block of Prestwick Drive, 2007 Lexus GX470
LARCENIES:
3800 block of Needles Place, property from vehicle
1900 block of Toll Bridge Court, traffic cone from roadside
7200 block of Richmond Highway, food from restaurant
6100 block of Richmond Highway, television from business
STOLEN VEHICLES:
6100 block of Richmond Highway, 2016 Ford F350
LARCENIES:
1900 block of Chain Bridge Road, phone from business
8200 block of Greensboro Drive, property from business
7900 block of Tysons Corner Center, merchandise from business
STOLEN VEHICLES:
None reported
ROBBERY: 5700 block of Seminary Road, 10-15-18, 11:44 p.m. The victim was using social media to sell several pairs of sneakers. Two men showed up to buy the sneakers. One of them pointed a handgun at the victim, took the sneakers and a phone from the victim before running from the area. One man was described as a Hispanic man, around 20 years old, 5’5” and weighing about 125 pounds. The second suspect was described as a black man, around 20 years old, 5’5”, around 130 pounds.
LARCENIES:
7400 block of Eastmoreland Road, packages from residence
3600 block of Firehouse Lane, license plate from vehicle
7200 block of Arlington Blvd, merchandise from business
STOLEN VEHICLES:
None reported
LARCENIES:
11600 block of Stoneview Square, dog from residence
12100 block of Sunset Hills Road, merchandise from business
STOLEN VEHICLES:
None reported
LARCENIES:
5200 block of Franconia Road, property from vehicle
6600 block of South Van Dorn Street, earphones from business
STOLEN VEHICLES:
None reported
WEST SPRINGFIELD DISTRICT STATION
BURGLARY: 4000 block of Iva Lane, between 10-14 – 10-15-18. The homeowner noticed a garage window open and work tools missing from his garage. He suspected that the garage had been burglarized sometime overnight.
LARCENIES:
7700 block of Griffin Pond Court, license plate from vehicle
STOLEN VEHICLES:
7900 block of John Adams Court, 2014 Ford Focus
ROBBERY (ATTEMPT): 13047 Fair Lakes Shopping Center, (Target), 10-15-18, 9:05 p.m. The victim was selling a watch to an unknown subject and agreed to meet a buyer inside the Target. When the buyer arrived, he immediately grabbed the watch but was blocked by the victim. The suspect pushed her down, and ran to a car located in the parking lot, without taking the watch. The suspect was described as a black man with a beard and tattoos on both arms, wearing a gray T-shirt, black pants, gold and white shoes and a gold chain.
LARCENIES:
11900 block of Fair Oaks Shopping Center, merchandise from business
STOLEN VEHICLES:
9500 block of Blake Lane, 2002 Dodge Stratus
CALLS FOR SERVICE SUMMARY
Date Covered: 10/15/2018
Total calls for Service: 1,260
Total Domestic Related Calls for Service: 22
Total Persons Experiencing Mental Crisis Calls for Service: 19
Total Crash Calls for Service: 138
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