FCPD RECAP for Wednesday, May 1
CALLS FOR SERVICE SUMMARY:
Date Covered: 04/30/2019
Total calls for Service: 1491
Total Domestic Related Calls for Service: 31
Total Persons Experiencing Mental Crisis Calls for Service: 32
Total Crash Calls for Service: 118
LARCENIES:
13800 block of Lee Highway, items from vehicle
14300 block of Chantilly Crossing Lane, merchandise from business
13400 block of Braddock Road, keys and phone from park bench
STOLEN VEHICLES:
None reported
LARCENIES:
6800 block of Richmond Highway, money from ATM
6300 block of Richmond Highway, merchandise from business
8100 block of Holland Road, phone from location
6400 block of Richmond Highway, merchandise from business
7600 block of Richmond Highway, merchandise from business
7900 block of Richmond Highway, merchandise from business
6700 block of Richmond Highway, keys from vehicle
STOLEN VEHICLES:
None reported
LARCENIES:
Strawberry Lane/Eskridge Road, bike from vehicle
1900 block of Chain Bridge Road, merchandise from business
8800 block of Georgetown Pike, gym bag from vehicle
STOLEN VEHICLES:
8400 block of Lee Highway, 2016 Hyundai Accent
2300 block of Pimmit Drive, 2003 Dodge Ram with trailer
ABDUCTION/ASSAULT: 2900 block of Willston Place, 4/30/19 11:41 p.m. Officers responded to a home for a report of a woman who was allegedly being held against her will. When officers arrived and looked inside, they saw a woman blocking the front door and a man who appeared to be held against his will. When the man tried to get out through a window, the woman punched him several times. Officers forced entry into the home and arrested Julie Anklewich, 36, of Falls Church, and charged her with felony abduction and assault.
LARCENIES:
None reported
STOLEN VEHICLES:
None reported
RECKLESS DISCHARGE: 1500 block of Cameron Crescent Drive, 04/30/19, 6:34 p.m. Officers responded to the area for the report of a gunshot. It was discovered a round was shot into the ground. No one was injured.
LARCENIES:
11200 block of Silentwood Lane, package from residence
STOLEN VEHICLES:
None reported
COMMERCIAL BURGLARY: 6450 Edsall Road (Bowl America), 4/30/19, 3 a.m. Someone broke into the business. It is unknown at this time if anything was stolen.
LARCENIES:
6600 block of Springfield Mall, merchandise from business
6500 block of Springfield Mall, merchandise from business
STOLEN VEHICLES:
None reported
WEST SPRINGFIELD DISTRICT STATION
LARCENIES:
9600 block of Woodedge Drive, phone from school
7300 block of Boston Boulevard, merchandise from business
7400 block of Golden Horseshoe Court, items from vehicle
STOLEN VEHICLES:
None reported
LARCENIES:
3000 block of Chain Bridge Road, merchandise from business
4100 block of Fountainside Lane, license plate from vehicle
12900 block of Fair Lakes Shopping Center, merchandise from business
12300 block of Lee Jackson Memorial Highway, package from residence
STOLEN VEHICLES:
None reported
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