posted Dec 20, 2011 5:12 AM by Bryan Woodcock
Latest crime summary:
http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/police/stations/franconia/crimesummaries/20111204crimesummary.htm
CITIZEN’S ADVISORY COMMITTEE (CAC): The meeting will be on December 21. As usual the meeting will be held in the Helen Wilson Community Room which is in the Lee District government Center (6121 Franconia Rd, Alexandria, VA 22310). We will start at 6:30 pm with a presentation. At 7:30 pm we will start normal CAC business. Station Command will address the group and then take questions. The December presentation will be from the group P.R.O.T.E.C.T. (Parents Reaching Out To Educate Communities Together).
SENIORS AND LAW ENFORCEMENT TOGETHER (SALT): Due to the holiday calendar SALT will not be meeting on the fourth Wednesday of the month in November or December. |
posted Nov 16, 2011 9:15 AM by Bryan Woodcock
posted Nov 9, 2011 6:53 AM by Bryan Woodcock
posted Oct 12, 2011 10:02 AM by Bryan Woodcock
FRANCONIA DISTRICT STATION
CRIME SUMMARY
October 2-8, 2011
This crime summary is organized by Police Service Area (PSA). The Franconia Police District has five PSAs. They are 600, 610, 620, 630, and 640. To see which PSA you are in go to the map on our web page using the following link:http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/police/stations/franconia/
600
Larceny, 5600 BLOCK OF BLOOMFIELD DR, 10/2/11. An individual failed to pay her taxi fare after she was driven from McLean to Fairfax.
Drugs, 6400 BLOCK OF EDSALL RD, 10/3/11. An individual was found to be selling marijuana after a sting operation.
Larceny, 7200 BLOCK OF LITTLE RIVER TPKE, 10/3/11. An individual attempted to exit a store without paying for merchandise.
Fraud, 7000 BLOCK OF BRADDOCK MEWS PL, 10/5/11. An individual was contacted regarding a check card and a credit card that were fraudulently opened using his identifying information.
610
Destruction of Private Property, 6900 BLOCK OF HIGHLAND ST, 10/2/11. An individual reported that her bedroom window was smashed.
Larceny, 6000 BLOCK OF AMHERST AVE, 10/2/11. Cash was reported stolen from a vehicle.
Larceny, 6900 BLOCK OF HECHINGER DR, 10/3/11. An individual attempted to exit a store without paying for merchandise.
Larceny, 6800 BLOCK OF HOPEWELL AVE, 10/4/11. Power tools were stolen from an individual’s work van.
Larceny, 5300 BLOCK OF BLACKSBURG RD, 10/4/11. An individual reported that work tools were stolen from his van.
Burglary, 7200 BLOCK OF EVANSTON RD, 10/5/11. Items were stolen from an individual’s home while he was working upstairs.
Larceny, 6400 BLOCK OF SPRINGFIELD PLZ, 10/5/11. An individual attempted to exit a store without paying for merchandise.
Larceny, 7200 BLOCK OF EVANSTON RD, 10/5/11. A vehicle and the toolbox inside of it were stolen.
Drugs, I95 SB / OLD KEENE MILL RD WB TO I495, 10/6/11. Following a traffic stop, an individual was found to be in possession of marijuana.
Robbery, 668100 BLOCK OF BACKLICK RD, 10/6/11. Two individuals came into a jewelry/fashion store with a firearm.
ABC Violation, DANA AVE / MONTICELLO BLVD, 10/7/11. An underage individual was found to be in possession of alcohol.
Destruction of Private Property, BACKLICK RD / VILLA PARK RD, 10/8/11. Three tires were popped and deflated.
Drugs, 6800 BLOCK OF INDUSTRIAL RD, 10/8/11. An individual was found to be in possession of marijuana.
Larceny, 6300 BLOCK OF AMHERST AVE, 10/8/11. An individual refused to pay his tab at a bar.
620
Larceny, 6600 BLOCK OF ROCK ISLAND RD, 10/2/11. An individual reported that her camera and another items had been stolen from her apartment.
Destruction, FRANCONIA RD / ROSE HILL DR, 10/3/11. Graffiti was identified on the traffic control box at an intersection.
Larceny, 6700 BLOCK OF COMMERCE ST, 10/3/11. An individual reported that his license plate had been stolen from his vehicle.
Burglary, 6500 BLOCK OF LOVINGSTON CIR, 10/4/11. An individual reported that two suspects were attempting to enter his home via a sliding glass door.
Drugs, CHRYSANTHEMUM DR / KATELYN CT, 10/4/11. Following a traffic stop, an individual was found to be in possession of marijuana.
Burglary, 6700 BLOCK OF JEROME ST, 10/5/11. An individual’s purse was stolen from her home, which had been left unlocked.
Larceny, 7400 BLOCK OF LOISDALE RD, 10/5/11. Tires were stolen from a vehicle.
Larceny, 6600 BLOCK OF FRONTIER DR, 10/5/11. An individual exited a store without paying for merchandise.
Larceny, 6600 BLOCK OF SPRINGFIELD MALL, 10/5/11. Two individuals attempted to exit a store without paying for merchandise.
Fraud, 6200 BLOCK OF OLD FRANCONIA RD, 10/6/11. Fraudulent charges were made on an individual’s debit card after the account had been compromised online.
Drugs, 6700 BLOCK OF METROPOLITAN CENTER DR, 10/7/11. An individual was found to be in possession of marijuana paraphernalia.
Larceny, 6600 BLOCK OF SPRINGFIELD MALL, 10/7/11. An individual attempted to exit a store without paying for merchandise.
Other Offense, 5800 BLOCK OF AMBLER ST, 10/7/11. An individual was found to be soliciting without a license.
Weapons, 6600 BLOCK OF SPRINGFIELD MALL, 10/7/11. A machete and an automatic knife were identified in an individual’s vehicle and on his person.
630
Larceny, 5900 BLOCK OF KINGSTOWNE TOWNE CTR, 10/2/11. A purse was stolen from a shopping cart.
Larceny, 5200 BLOCK OF BALLYCASTLE CIR, 10/2/11. An individual reported that his GPS unit was stolen from his vehicle.
Disorderly Conduct, 7600 BLOCK OF TELEGRAPH RD, 10/3/11. Two high school students engaged in a fight in the lobby of a school.
Embezzlement, 6700 BLOCK OF TELEGRAPH RD, 10/3/11. An employee reported another employee for issuing “bad refunds” at a business.
Fraud, 5500 BLOCK OF CLONMEL CT, 10/3/11. An individual had been notified by the IRS that his 2009 and 2010 taxes were not accepted because someone in Florida had used his name and social security number to file taxes for those years.
Destruction of Private Property, 5600 BLOCK OF TOWER HILL CIR, 10/4/11. An individual began breaking his aunt and uncle’s property because he was upset.
Larceny, 7600 BLOCK OF TELEGRAPH RD, 10/4/11. An individual’s hat was stolen from a high school classroom.
Drugs, 7000 BLOCK OF MANCHESTER BLVD, 10/5/11. An individual was found to be in possession of marijuana.
Larceny, 5800 BLOCK OF KINGSTOWNE BLVD, 10/6/11. An individual exited a store without paying for merchandise.
Burglary, 7400 BLOCK OF FOXLEIGH WAY, 10/7/11. Items were stolen from a bench right inside the door of an unlocked home.
Drugs, MANCHESTER PARK CIR / ZOHRA CT, 10/7/11. An individual was found to be in possession of marijuana.
Robbery, 6700 BLOCK OF LAKE VILLAGE DR, 10/7/11. An individual reported that her daughter and several friends were robbed at gunpoint by two men; two cell phones were stolen.
640
Destruction of Private Property, 9400 BLOCK OF MOOREGATE CT, 10/2/11. Rocks were thrown through the front windows of a residence.
Destruction of Private Property, 9200 BLOCK OF HEATHER RIDGE CT, 10/2/11. An individual swung a door back so hard that it damaged the wall behind it.
Robbery, 9900 BLOCK OF HAGEL CIR, 10/2/11. An individual was robbed by two male suspects, one of whom held a gun, and his wallet was stolen.
Larceny, 9300 BLOCK OF RICHMOND HWY, 10/5/11. Copper wire was stolen from two trees at a church.
Destruction of Private Property, 7600 BLOCK OF SHEFFIELD GREEN WAY, 10/6/11. Two scratches were made on the ear passenger-side door of a new car, as well as a beer can on the roof.
Larceny, 7300 BLOCK OF LOCKPORT PL, 10/6/11. Both license plates were stolen off of a vehicle.
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posted Jul 5, 2011 11:56 AM by Bryan Woodcock
posted Nov 30, 2010 8:24 AM by Bryan Woodcock
NOVEMBER 8-14, 2010
I'm sorry that this is so late. The holiday and other things have gotten in the way. You will notice that there are no summaries, just a list. I will catch up as soon as possible.
The CAC meeting and homeless training on November 16th was a great success. Thank you to everyone who was in attendance. The next meeting will be on December 15th. This month our Officers are receiving training on the topic of Solicitors. The presenter is from the Office of Consumer Affairs. As with the homeless training, the solicitor training will be presented to citizens from 6 p.m. - 7 p.m. on December 15th. This will be just prior to the CAC meeting and in the same location. I have received a lot of inquiries regarding solicitors. Please send at least one person from each neighborhood. There will be no additional presentation this month at the CAC meeting. However, We will continue the discussion on solicitors and answer questions that were asked in November.
In the past several months I have urged everyone to sign up for the listserv. Beginning on January 1, 2011 I will start sending out these emails exclusively via listserv. All that you need to do is go to the website and sign up. Please send me an email if there are any questions.
http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/police/stations/franconia/
james.reid@fairfaxcounty.gov
Check out our website at the link below:
http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/police/stations/franconia/
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CITIZEN'S ADVISORY COMMITTEE (CAC):
The next meeting will be on December 15, 2010 at 7:30 p.m. in the Helen Wilson Community Room of the Lee District Building at 6121 Franconia Road. A social period will precede the meeting and begins at 7:00 p.m. This meeting’s agenda will include a short presentation on solicitors to carry over from the earlier training. There will also be the normal Q&A with the Station Captain.
SOLICITOR TRAINING:
In December the Officers of the Franconia Station will be receiving training on the topic of solicitors. The training will be given by the Office of Consumer Affairs. Captain Bennett has asked that I provide the same training to the communities. Therefore, on December 15, 2010 at 6:00 p.m. the same training will be offered in the Helen Wilson Community Room of the Lee District Building at 6121 Franconia Road. This will be just prior to the CAC meeting. Once again I would like to see at least one person from each community in attendance. Please consider coming to the training and then staying for the CAC meeting. You do not have to register but please send me an email to let me know if you will be attending.
SENIORS AND LAW ENFORCEMENT TOGETHER (SALT):
The SALT council normally meets in the Helen Wilson Community Room on the 4th Wednesday of every month at 6:00 p.m. Due to the holidays there will be no meeting in November or December. The next meeting will be on January 26, 2011. At this meeting your former CPO, Allie Eggers will be giving a presentation on “Car Fit”. As many of you know, Allie is a great public speaker. Please consider attending so that you can see her again and show support for her in her new position.
WEEKLY INCIDENT SUMMARY REPORT (LIST ONLY)
Select Weekly Events in Franconia Between November 8 - 14, 2010
Begin Date Location Offense
11/10/10 5200 B/O MONTGOMERY ST AUTO THEFT - AUTOS
11/08/10 5900 B/O AMHERST AVE BURGLARY/BREAKING AND ENTERING
11/11/10 6500 B/O CHINA GROVE CT BURGLARY/BREAKING AND ENTERING
11/11/10 9400 B/O LORTON MARKET ST DESTRUCTION - OTHER
11/08/10 7500 B/O TELEGRAPH RD DESTRUCTION - PRIVATE PROPERTY
11/08/10 6300 B/O BACKLICK RD DESTRUCTION - PRIVATE PROPERTY
11/08/10 9500 B/O CHERWEK DR DESTRUCTION - PRIVATE PROPERTY
11/10/10 3200 B/O CAMPBELL DR DESTRUCTION - PRIVATE PROPERTY
11/11/10 7600 B/O WILDWOOD CT DESTRUCTION - PRIVATE PROPERTY
11/11/10 7000 B/O BACKLICK RD DESTRUCTION - PRIVATE PROPERTY
11/13/10 7400 B/O WILMA LN DESTRUCTION - PRIVATE PROPERTY
11/11/10 6500 B/O CHINA GROVE CT DESTRUCTION - PRIVATE PROPERTY
11/14/10 5700 B/O BACKLICK RD DESTRUCTION - PRIVATE PROPERTY
11/11/10 7300 B/O GARY ST LARCENY - ALL OTHER LARCENY
11/14/10 6200 B/O ROSE HILL DR LARCENY - ALL OTHER LARCENY
11/14/10 6800 B/O PACIFIC LN LARCENY - ALL OTHER LARCENY
11/14/10 7600 B/O POLLEN ST LARCENY - ALL OTHER LARCENY
11/08/10 7100 B/O HEALY DR LARCENY - CHECKS, CREDIT CARDS, BANK NOTES, ETC.
11/13/10 5900 B/O KINGSTOWNE TOWNE CTR LARCENY - CHECKS, CREDIT CARDS, BANK NOTES, ETC.
11/13/10 7000 B/O MANCHESTER BLVD LARCENY - CHECKS, CREDIT CARDS, BANK NOTES, ETC.
11/08/10 6700 B/O SPRINGFIELD MALL LARCENY - SHOPLIFTING
11/13/10 6400 B/O SPRINGFIELD MALL LARCENY - SHOPLIFTING
11/13/10 6600 B/O SPRINGFIELD MALL LARCENY - SHOPLIFTING
11/14/10 7200 B/O OLD KEENE MILL RD LARCENY - SHOPLIFTING
11/08/10 6600 B/O SPRINGFIELD MALL LARCENY - THEFT FROM BUILDING
11/09/10 6000 B/O EDGEWARE LN LARCENY - THEFT FROM BUILDING
11/10/10 7300 B/O BEVERLY ST LARCENY - THEFT FROM BUILDING
11/11/10 6800 B/O SIGNATURE CIR LARCENY - THEFT FROM BUILDING
11/11/10 5800 B/O BACKLICK RD LARCENY - THEFT FROM BUILDING
11/11/10 6600 B/O TELEGRAPH RD LARCENY - THEFT FROM COIN-OPERATED MACHINE
11/08/10 7400 B/O DIGBY GRN LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
11/10/10 5600 B/O ELEANOR CT LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
11/08/10 6600 B/O MORNING VIEW CT LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
11/11/10 6100 B/O DINWIDDIE ST LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
11/11/10 9600 B/O MASEY MCQUIRE CT LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
11/12/10 5800 B/O HABERSHAM WAY LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
11/11/10 9600 B/O EATON WOODS PL LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
11/12/10 CROWN ROYAL DR LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
11/12/10 5700 B/O BACKLICK RD LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
11/11/10 6700 B/O EDSALL RD LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
11/12/10 6900 B/O FLOYD AVE LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
11/10/10 9600 B/O EATON WOODS PL LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
11/12/10 9600 B/O EATON WOODS PL LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
11/13/10 5300 B/O DUBLIN AVE LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
11/11/10 6400 B/O SOUTH VAN DORN ST LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
11/14/10 8500 B/O ENOCHS DR LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
11/14/10 6300 B/O BURGUNDY LEAF LN LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
11/14/10 6700 B/O CARDINAL WOODS CT LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
11/11/10 3500 B/O KINGS CROSS RD LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
11/11/10 5300 B/O RIDLEY CT LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE
11/10/10 5900 B/O DUNGENESS LN LARCENY - THEFT OF BICYCLES
11/10/10 7000 B/O ASHLEIGH MANOR CT LARCENY - THEFT OF BICYCLES
11/09/10 5900 B/O ERVING ST LARCENY - THEFT OF MOTOR VEHICLE PARTS
11/08/10 7000 B/O BROCTON CT LARCENY - THEFT OF MOTOR VEHICLE PARTS
11/10/10 6700 B/O FRONTIER DR LARCENY - THEFT OF MOTOR VEHICLE PARTS
11/12/10 BREN MAR DR / HERSHEY LN LARCENY - THEFT OF MOTOR VEHICLE PARTS
11/12/10 5900 B/O NORHAM DR LARCENY - THEFT OF MOTOR VEHICLE PARTS
11/11/10 6600 B/O BACKLICK RD LARCENY - THEFT OF MOTOR VEHICLE PARTS
11/14/10 5600 B/O VINE ST LARCENY - THEFT OF MOTOR VEHICLE PARTS
11/12/10 5600 B/O VINE ST LARCENY - THEFT OF SERVICES
11/13/10 6700 B/O COMMERCE ST ROBBERY - FIREARM
11/12/10 6300 B/O ALAMO ST ROBBERY - KNIFE OR CUTTING INSTRUMENT
11/12/10 6800 B/O HEATHERWAY CT ROBBERY - STRONG-ARM - HANDS, FISTS, FEET, ETC.
11/14/10 7000 B/O SKYLES WAY SEX - OTHER NON-FORCIBLE SEX VIOLATION
11/12/10 5800 B/O HABERSHAM WAY TAMPERING - AUTO/TRUCK/OTHER VEHICLE
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posted Nov 19, 2010 5:10 AM by Bryan Woodcock
FAIRFAX COUNTY POLICE DEPARTMENT
FRANCONIA DISTRICT STATION
WEEKLY SUMMARY
November 1-7, 2010
NOTES FROM YOUR CPO
I have added to the website a subscribe/unsubscribe feature for our listserv. If you are receiving this email, and haven’t already done so, please go and sign up. At some point this will be how I send out notices. I will be sending out this notice by email and listserv. So, you may receive two.
http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/police/stations/franconia/
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CITIZEN'S ADVISORY COMMITTEE (CAC):
The next meeting will be on November 17, 2010 at 7:30 p.m. in the Helen Wilson Community Room of the Lee District Building at 6121 Franconia Road. A social period will precede the meeting and begins at 7:00 p.m. This meeting’s agenda will include a presentation from the Motor Carrier Safety Unit (MCS). There will also be the normal Q&A with the Station Captain.
Recent CAC meeting attendance has been light. I encourage any interested person to attend. I would like to set the standard of having at least one individual per community in attendance. Please reply to this email to let me know who you are sending. Thank you to those who have sent me notices. Please keep them coming. I would really like to pack the room.
HOMELESS TRAINING:
In September the Officers of the Franconia Station received training on the topic of homelessness. The training was given by several Fairfax County agencies. The Officers learned about services that they can access to deal with homeless individuals that they encounter. Captain Bennett has asked that I provide the same training to the communities. Therefore, on November 17, 2010 at 6:00 p.m. the same training will be offered in the Helen Wilson Community Room of the Lee District Building at 6121 Franconia Road. This will be just prior to the CAC meeting. Once again I would like to see at least one person from each community. Please consider coming to the training and then staying for the CAC meeting. You do not have to register but please send me an email to let me know if you will be attending.
SENIORS AND LAW ENFORCEMENT TOGETHER (SALT):
The SALT council normally meets in the Helen Wilson Community Room on the 4th Wednesday of every month at 6:00 p.m. Due to the holidays there will be no meeting in November or December. The next meeting will be on January 26, 2011. At this meeting your former CPO, Allie Eggers will be giving a presentation on “Car Fit”. As many of you know, Allie is a great public speaker. Please consider attending so that you can see her again and show support for her in her new position.
MATURE OPERATOR'S DRIVER IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (MODIP):
It appears that the MODIP program has been temporarily discontinued. I will update this information as soon as I hear something.
WEEKLY INCIDENT SUMMARY REPORT
November 1-7, 2010
ROBBERIES:
Braddock Rd & Ferndale St. 11/3/2010 3:35 a.m.
The victim was robbed of her purse by two white males. No weapon was displayed or implied. The suspects fled in a blue Ford Taurus with MD tags.
6300 BLOCK OF SPRINGFIELD PZ. 11/6/2010 10:24 a.m.
The victim was in a parking lot after shopping when she was robbed of the necklace she was wearing. No weapon was shown or implied. The suspect fled on foot.
RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY:
7000 BLOCK OF SPRING GARDEN DR.
11/7/2010 11:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
The victim came home to find that their condo was burglarized. Entry was gained through a rear sliding glass door. Nothing was taken.
STOLEN AUTOS AND MOPED:
5900 BLOCK OF KINGSTOWNE CENTER
11/1/2010 7:55 a.m.- 10:15 a.m.
A 2007 Chevrolet Malibu was taken while parked in a parking lot.
5900 BLOCK OF KINGSTOWNE TOWNE CTR.
11/7/2010 7:45 p.m. - 10:22 p.m.
A 2011 GMC Yukon was taken from a parking lot.
7500 BLOCK OF TELEGRAPH RD
11/5/2010 7:00 a.m.-2:15 p.m.
A 2005 Tomos Moped was taken from a shopping center parking lot
TOOL LARCENIES FROM WORK VAN AND TRUCK:
5200 BLOCK OF MONROE DR
11/4/2010 1:30 p.m. – 11/5/2010 7:30 a.m.
A work van was entered and tools were taken. There was no sign of forced entry.
5700 BLOCK OF ASH DR.
11/6/2010 5:30 p.m. – 11/7/2010 6:00 a.m.
A work van was entered and tools were taken. Entry was gained by breaking a door lock.
GPS LARCENIES FROM VEHICLES:
6400 BLOCK OF BRANDON AVE
11/6/2010 8:30 p.m. – 11/7/2010 600 a.m.
The victim’s vehicle was broken in to and a GPS was stolen while parked at a business.
7200 BLOCK OF BEVERLY PARK DR
11/2/2010 1:01 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
A GPS and wallet was stolen from an unlocked vehicle.
WATERFIELD RD, APPLEMINT LA, BURNETT ST, WOODLAKE LA, SAGE DR, STILL SPRING PL, and HALTWHISTLE LA.
11/2/2010 6:00 p.m. – 11/3/2010 10:15 a.m.
Several unlocked vehicles were broken into during a one night event. Items stolen include two GPS, bags, wallets, change, credit cards, portable DVD players, clothes, a spare car key and a spare house key to a property in SC.
LARCENIES FROM PURSES:
5900 BLOCK OF KINGSTOWNE TOWNE CENTER
11/6/2010 2:33 p.m. – 4:06 p.m. (two related incidents)
The victim’s credit cards were taken from their purses while shopping. They credit cards were then used at retail stores. In both cases a white male and white female were seen using the cards.
DESTRUCTION:
6700 BLOCK OF BACKLICK RD
11/3/2010 9:00 p.m. -11/4/2010 10:00 a.m.
A car window was broken by a projectile while parked at a business.
ASSAULT WITH A WEAPON:
ROCKSHIRE CT AND ROCKSHIRE ST. 11/5/2010 1:45 p.m.
The victim sustained a gunshot wound to the leg during a drug deal gone bad.
SIMPLE ASSAULT
5100 BLOCK OF BEDLINGTON TERR 11/3/2010 7:30 p.m.
The victim was assaulted while trying to get into her vehicle.
SOLICITOR VIOLATIONS:
4300 BLOCK OF UPLAND DR. 11/5/2010 10:38 a.m.
Solicitors knocking on doors asking if people needed any tree work done. They were located and charged with not having a solicitor’s license.
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Select Weekly Events in Franconia Between November 1 - 7, 2010
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Begin Date |
Location |
Offense |
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11/01/10 |
5900 B/O KINGSTOWNE TOWNE CTR |
AUTO THEFT - AUTOS |
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11/07/10 |
5900 B/O KINGSTOWNE TOWNE CTR |
AUTO THEFT - AUTOS |
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11/05/10 |
6400 B/O BIRCHLEIGH CIR |
AUTO THEFT - OTHER VEHICLES |
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11/07/10 |
7000 B/O SPRING GARDEN DR |
BURGLARY - ATTEMPTED FORCIBLE ENTRY |
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11/01/10 |
6000 B/O FARRINGTON AVE |
DESTRUCTION - PRIVATE PROPERTY |
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11/01/10 |
7400 B/O LONG PINE DR |
DESTRUCTION - PRIVATE PROPERTY |
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11/03/10 |
6700 B/O BOWIE DR |
DESTRUCTION - PRIVATE PROPERTY |
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11/03/10 |
6700 B/O BACKLICK RD |
DESTRUCTION - PRIVATE PROPERTY |
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11/05/10 |
6600 B/O ZEPHYR LN |
DESTRUCTION - PRIVATE PROPERTY |
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11/06/10 |
BACKLICK RD / BLAND ST |
DESTRUCTION - PRIVATE PROPERTY |
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11/06/10 |
4500 B/O CONWELL DR |
DESTRUCTION - PRIVATE PROPERTY |
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11/06/10 |
6100 B/O FRANCONIA RD |
DESTRUCTION - PRIVATE PROPERTY |
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11/07/10 |
5800 B/O KINGSTOWNE BLVD |
DESTRUCTION - PRIVATE PROPERTY |
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11/05/10 |
6000 B/O HYDRANGEA DR |
LARCENY - ALL OTHER LARCENY |
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11/07/10 |
6800 B/O COMMERCE ST |
LARCENY - ALL OTHER LARCENY |
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11/06/10 |
6800 B/O HIGHLAND ST |
LARCENY - CHECKS, CREDIT CARDS, BANK NOTES, ETC. |
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11/03/10 |
6600 B/O SPRINGFIELD MALL |
LARCENY - CHECKS, CREDIT CARDS, BANK NOTES, ETC. |
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11/06/10 |
6300 B/O SPRINGFIELD PLZ |
LARCENY - PURSE-SNATCHING |
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11/03/10 |
6600 B/O FRONTIER DR |
LARCENY - SHOPLIFTING |
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11/03/10 |
6400 B/O SPRINGFIELD PLZ |
LARCENY - SHOPLIFTING |
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11/04/10 |
6600 B/O SPRINGFIELD MALL |
LARCENY - SHOPLIFTING |
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11/05/10 |
6400 B/O EDSALL RD |
LARCENY - SHOPLIFTING |
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11/07/10 |
7200 B/O BEULAH ST |
LARCENY - SHOPLIFTING |
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11/04/10 |
7000 B/O LITTLE RIVER TPKE |
LARCENY - THEFT FROM BUILDING |
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11/06/10 |
5900 B/O KINGSTOWNE TOWNE CTR |
LARCENY - THEFT FROM BUILDING |
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11/06/10 |
5900 B/O KINGSTOWNE TOWNE CTR |
LARCENY - THEFT FROM BUILDING |
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11/03/10 |
6500 B/O LOISDALE CT |
LARCENY - THEFT FROM BUILDING |
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11/01/10 |
5200 B/O EASTON DR |
LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE |
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11/02/10 |
7200 B/O BEULAH ST |
LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE |
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11/02/10 |
6400 B/O WATERFIELD RD |
LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE |
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11/02/10 |
6700 B/O APPLEMINT LN |
LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE |
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11/02/10 |
6100 B/O BURNETT ST |
LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE |
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11/02/10 |
6000 B/O WOODLAKE LN |
LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE |
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11/02/10 |
6100 B/O SAGE DR |
LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE |
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11/01/10 |
SUPREME CT / VILLA PARK RD |
LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE |
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11/02/10 |
6300 B/O STILL SPRING PL |
LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE |
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11/02/10 |
6200 B/O WILLS ST |
LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE |
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11/04/10 |
6500 B/O BRADDOCK RD |
LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE |
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11/04/10 |
5200 B/O MONROE DR |
LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE |
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11/02/10 |
6600 B/O HALTWHISTLE LN |
LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE |
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11/02/10 |
7200 B/O BEVERLY PARK DR |
LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE |
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11/06/10 |
6400 B/O BRANDON AVE |
LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE |
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11/06/10 |
5700 B/O ASH DR |
LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE |
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11/02/10 |
6600 B/O DUNWICH WAY |
LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE |
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11/01/10 |
6700 B/O APPLEMINT LN |
LARCENY - THEFT FROM MOTOR VEHICLE |
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11/05/10 |
8900 B/O LORTON STATION BLVD |
LARCENY - THEFT OF BICYCLES |
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11/02/10 |
5700 B/O HEMING AVE |
LARCENY - THEFT OF MOTOR VEHICLE PARTS |
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11/02/10 |
4700 B/O EATON PL |
LARCENY - THEFT OF MOTOR VEHICLE PARTS |
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11/01/10 |
5900 B/O HALLOWING DR |
LARCENY - THEFT OF MOTOR VEHICLE PARTS |
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11/07/10 |
5700 B/O BACKLICK RD |
LARCENY - THEFT OF MOTOR VEHICLE PARTS |
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11/07/10 |
7400 B/O GADSBY SQ |
LARCENY - THEFT OF MOTOR VEHICLE PARTS |
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11/02/10 |
7700 B/O HAYNES POINT WAY |
SEX - INDECENT LIBERTIES/CARNAL KNOWLEDGE OF MINOR |
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11/05/10 |
ROCKSHIRE CT / ROCKSHIRE ST |
WEAPONS - POSSESION OF FIREARM COMMISION OF CRIME | | |
posted Nov 3, 2010 6:42 AM by Bryan Woodcock
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FAIRFAX COUNTY POLICE DEPARTMENT
FRANCONIA DISTRICT STATION
(DISTRICT 6)
October 18-24, 2010
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NOTES FROM YOUR CPO
The website results are in. Franconia District Station's web page is number 1!!!! We had more hits in September than any other District Station. We are striving to improve it even more. Please continue to check it often.
http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/police/stations/franconia/
ANNOUNCEMENTS
CITIZEN'S ADVISORY COMMITTEE (CAC):
The next meeting will be on November 17, 2010 at 7:30 p.m. in the Helen Wilson Community Room of the Lee District Building at 6121 Franconia Road. A social period will precede the meeting and begins at 7:00 p.m. This meetings agenda will include a presentation from the Motor Carrier Safety Unit (MCS). There will also be the normal Q&A with the Station Captain.
Recent CAC meeting attendance has been light. I encourage any interested person to attend. I would like to set the standard of having at least one individual per community in attendance. Please reply to this email to let me know who you are sending.
HOMELESS TRAINING:
In September the Officers of the Franconia Station received training on the topic of homelessness. The training was given by several Fairfax County agencies. The Officers learned about services that they can access to deal with homeless individuals that they encounter. Captain Bennett has asked that I provide the same training to the communities. Therefore, on November 17, 2010 at 6:00 p.m. the same training will be offered in the Helen Wilson Community Room of the Lee District Building at 6121 Franconia Road. This will be just prior to the CAC meeting. Once again I would like to see at least one person from each community. Please consider coming to the training and then staying for the CAC meeting.
SENIORS AND LAW ENFORCEMENT TOGETHER (SALT):
The SALT council normally meets in the Helen Wilson Community Room on the 4th Wednesday of every month at 6:00 p.m. Due to the holidays there will be no meeting in November or December. The next meeting will be on January 26, 2011. At this meeting your former CPO, Allie Eggers will be giving a presentation.
MATURE OPERATOR'S DRIVER IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (MODIP):
The Fairfax County Police Department offers residents 55 years of age and older enrollment in MODIP. This is an eight hour course that provides safe driving information. The course is presented by certified Fairfax County Auxiliary Officers and is sanctioned by the American Automobile Association (AAA). Upon completion of this course drivers are eligible for the Virginia State mandated insurance premium reduction. You will need to check with your individual Insurance Carrier to determine the amount of reduction. The classes are normally held the second Saturday of each month from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. This is at the Franconia District Station which is located at 6121 Franconia Rd. The next seminar is scheduled for November 11, 2010. Registration is required and can be done by contacting the MODIP reservations line at (703) 924-6588.
WEEKLY INCIDENT SUMMARY REPORT
OCTOBER 18-24, 2010
ROBBERIES:
6300 BLOCK OF SPRINGFIELD PZ.
On 10/19/2010 at 8:44 p.m. there was an attempted robbery with the use of a knife. Two suspects were arrested and charged with robbery. The knife was recovered.
MANCHESTER LAKES DR & MANCHESTER PARK CI.
On 7/24/2010 at 7:21 a.m. the victim was robbed of his back pack. There was no weapon involved. There are four suspects in this case, 2 black males and 2 black females. The suspects left the scene in a small, dark colored sport utility vehicle.
ROBBERY/LARCENY:
6800 BLOCK OF SPRINGFIELD BV.
On 10/24/2010 at 1:00 a.m. a Pizza delivery driver claimed that he was robbed of the pizza that he was delivering. After further investigation it was determined to be a petit larceny. A subject was arrested.
INDECENT EXPOSURE:
5800 BLOCK OF HELMSDALE LA.
On 10/18/2010 at 5:54 p.m. the victim observed a subject masturbating. Responding Officers were able to locate and identify the subject. Charges are pending.
RESIDENTIAL BURGLARY:
6000 BLOCK OF ROCK CLIFF LA.
On 10/18/2010 at 10:16 a.m. the victim came home to find two subjects exiting her apartment. Entry had been gained by prying the front door. A lap top was taken. The suspects were as black or middle eastern. They left the scene in a burgundy mini van.
STOLEN AUTOS:
7100 BLOCK OF BEULAH ST.
On 10/19/2010 between 1:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. a red 1997 Dodge Dakota Pick up was taken.
6300 BLOCK OF DUNN CT.
On 10/24/2010 between 12:30 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. a Silver 2000 Honda Civic was taken.
LARCENY FROM CONSTRUCTION STORAGE CONTAINER:
5800 BLOCK OF FRANCONIA RD.
Sometime between 10/15/2010 at 2:30 p.m. and 10/18/2010 at 7:00 a.m. a storage container was broken into. Several tools were taken including 2 pipe saws, a Jumping Jack and a $5,000 Laser Beam (for a total of approx $8,500). There were other tools left in the container that had not been taken.
TOOL LARCENIES FROM WORK VANS & TRAILER:
6300 BLOCK OF PHYLLIS LA.
On 10/19/2010 at 9:00 p.m. a work van was broken into. Several tools were taken. Entry was gained by punching a side door lock.
5400 BLOCK OF CHARLOTTESVILLE RD.
On 10/22/2010 between 7:30 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. the victim’s work trailer was broken into. A right angle drill was taken.
6500 BLOCK OF WESTMORE CT.
Sometime between 10/22/2010 at 7:30 p.m. and 10/23/2010 12:20 p.m. a work van was broken into. Construction tools were taken.
GPS LARCENIES FROM VEHICLES:
4800 BLOCK OF UPLAND DR.
On 10/18/2010 between 1:30 a.m. and 5:45 a.m. items were removed from a vehicle through a partially open window. Taken were two GPS’s, two IPODs, and a Live Strong backpack.
5600 BLOCK OF HABERSHAM WAY.
Sometime between 10/18/2010 at 11:00 am and 10/19/2010 at 9:45 a.m. two of the victim’s vehicles were entered. Both vehicles were left unlocked. Taken was an XM satellite system, a GPS, and a cell phone.
4900 BLOCK OF UPLAND DR.
On 10/18/2010 between 1:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. the victim’s unlocked vehicle was entered. A GPS and an IPOD Touch were taken.
SHOOTING-MALICIOUS WOUNDING:
6700 BLOCK OF COMMERCE ST.
On 10/23/2010 at 9:45 p.m. Franconia Units responded to the Courtyard Marriott for a shot person call and found a B/M lying on the sidewalk suffering from a gunshot wound to the head. The suspect fled in a vehicle after the shooting. The victim was transported to Fairfax Hospital. Here is the link to latest press release for this event:
http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/police/news-releases/2010/102510manarrested.htm
Select Weekly Events in Franconia Between October 18 - 24, 2010
10/19/2010, 7100 B/O BEULAH ST,AUTO THEFT - AUTOS
10/24/2010, 6300 B/O DUNN CT, AUTO THEFT - AUTOS
10/18/2010,6000 B/O ROCK CLIFF LN,BURGLARY/BREAKING AND ENTERING
10/18/2010, 5700 B/O CLERMONT DR, DESTRUCTION - GRAFFITI
10/19/2010, 5000 B/O COLUMBIA RD- PRIVATE PROPERTY
10/18/2010, 7000 B/O CINDY LN, DESTRUCTION - PRIVATE PROPERTY
10/18/2010, 6000 B/O ALEXANDER AVE, DESTRUCTION - PRIVATE PROPERTY
10/21/2010, 6800 B/O EIGHTEENTH CENTURY CT, DESTRUCTION - PRIVATE PROPERTY
10/20/2010,7500 B/O ACCOTINK PARK RD, DESTRUCTION - PRIVATE PROPERTY
10/18/2010 5800 B/O FRANCONIA RD, LARCENY - ALL OTHER LARCENY
10/22/2010, 5400 B/O CHARLOTTESVILLE RD, LARCENY - ALL OTHER LARCENY
10/21/2010, 6400 B/O EDSALL RD, LARCENY - ALL OTHER LARCENY
10/22/2010, BERNARD AVE / EDGEWOOD DR,LARCENY - ALL OTHER LARCENY
10/24/2010, 6800 B/O SPRINGFIELD BLVD,LARCENY - ALL OTHER LARCENY
10/22/2010, 6300 B/O AMHERST AVE,LARCENY - CHECKS, CREDIT CARDS, BANK NOTES, ETC.
10/19/2010, 6500 B/O FRONTIER DR, LARCENY - SHOPLIFTING
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posted Nov 3, 2010 6:41 AM by Bryan Woodcock
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FAIRFAX COUNTY POLICE DEPARTMENT
FRANCONIA DISTRICT STATION
(DISTRICT 6)
October 11-17, 2010
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NOTES FROM YOUR CPO
Hi All,
You will notice some changes in this report. I am attempting to provide good and accurate information to all of you. I welcome your comments and suggestions.
Several incidents occurred in our neighborhoods involving solicitors that you should be aware of.
There is a group that is selling magazines in the area. While this is not a scam they do not have solicitors licenses. A citizen in the Woodfield Estates neighborhood (Franconia Rd/ S. Van dorn St area) called the non-emergency number (703) 691-2131. We responded and ended up fighting with one of the Magazine Sellers and arresting him on several charges. I would recommend calling for any solicitor. While there are legitimate solicitors, most are not. If you need a magazine or other service you can use the internet or yellow pages. Remember to check for business licenses and references.
I was advised that on Friday, October 15 there were some suspicious subjects going door to door in the Wilton Woods Neighborhood (Franconia Rd/Telegraph Rd area). These subjects advised this citizen that they were from fairfax County. They advised the citizen that they needed to clean up their back yard or that they would be fined. They also asked questions about one of their neighbors. These were two females wearing red shirts. They had lanyards around their necks with a card that said Fairfax County. They left no paperwork. Their purpose remains a mystery. I have checked with every possible county agency. I have been advised that no County employees would conduct themselves in this manner. Plus, no one that would go door to was in this area. They were not soliciting and there were no break-ins in the area. Remember you can always inspect someone's ID. This goes for individuals from private companies like utilities as well. They should be able to provide you with a phone number that you can call and confirm that they are legitimately in your neighborhood. If something does not seem right, do not let them into your home, and call the police.
On Friday, October 22 we arrested a subject who was stealing money from an elderly woman in Lorton. They tricked her into writing checks for tree work that was not actually done. We were alerted to this case by a concerned neighbor. A great example of citizens and police working together. Once again these people are required to have solicitors licenses, but rarely do. If you need tree work done you can use the internet or the yellow pages. The good price they give you may not be worth it. This is dangerous work and they may not have insurance. Once again a good reason to call the police.
A final note on solicitors. These folks do not want to have contact with the police. They will leave the area if they see to many cruisers.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS:
NOTE NEW START TIME FOR SALT !!!
SALT: The Seniors and Law Enforcement Together (SALT) Council for the Franconia District Station normally meets the 4th Wednesday of each month at 6:00 P.M. in the in an available space of the Lee District Building at 6121 Franconia Road. The next meeting, is a held on Wednesday, October 27, 2010. This months speaker will your Crime Prevention Officer, MPO Jim Reid. He will be speaking on the topic of Personal Safety. Our Council is geared to those 50 and over. Watch this space for more details. In the coming months we will have speakers from the Fairfax County Health Department, the Fairfax County Housing Strike Force and Northern Virginia Legal Services. Our Council is geared to those 50 and over.
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CAC: The Citizens'Advisory Committee meeting for the Franconia District Station will take place on November 17, 2010 in the Helen Wilson Community Room of the Lee District Building at 6121 Franconia Road, beginning at 7:30pm. A social period will precedes the meeting and begins at 7:00pm.
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MODIP: The Fairfax County Police Department offers residents 55 years of age and older enrollment in the Mature Operator’s Driver Improvement Program (MODIP). This eight hour course, which provides safe driving information, is sanctioned by the American Automobile Association (AAA) and is presented by certified Fairfax County Auxiliary Police Officers. Upon completion of this course, drivers are eligible for the Virginia State-mandated insurance premium reduction (check with individual insurance carriers for the amount). The classes are normally held the second Saturday of each month at the Franconia District Station. The next seminar is scheduled at the Franconia District Station, located at 6121 Franconia Road, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on November 11, 2010. Registration is required and can be done by contacting the MODIP reservations line at (703) 924-6588.
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Weekly Incident Summary Report
October 11-17, 2010
HOMICIDE:
Police are investigating an apparent homicide that occurred around 11 p.m.
Thursday, October 14. An 18-year-old man sought medical treatment at the Inova Springfield Healthplex around 10:30 p.m. and died shortly after 11 p.m. The victim, Wyatt Campbell, 18, of 6119 Rose Hill Drive in Alexandria, had apparently been involved in an altercation earlier in the evening around the Rose Hill Shopping Center that resulted in bodily trauma. Detectives are currently investigating and attempting to determine the nature of the relationship between the victim and suspect(s). An autopsy will be conducted to determine the cause and manner of the victim’s death. Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Solvers by phone at 1-866- 411-TIPS/8477, e-mail at www.fairfaxcrimesolvers.org or text “TIP187” plus your message to CRIMES/274637 or call Fairfax County Police at 703-691-2131.
ASSAULT ON A LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER/ARREST:
Police responded to a call in the 7800 block of Lambkin Court and arrested a man for allegedly threatening an officer with a fire poker around 5:34 p.m. on Saturday, October 16. Jamaah Antwon, 26, of 7820 Lambkin Court, was charged with assault on a law enforcement officer.
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY/ATTEMPTED MALICIOUS WOUNDING/IDENTITY THEFT/ARREST:
Police arrested two men for allegedly attempting to rob a 48-year-old man in the 6300 block of Springfield Plaza around 8:44 p.m. on Tuesday, October 19. One of the men was armed with a knife and reportedly tried to stab the victim. Jose M. Garcia, 37, of 5911 Backlick Road in Springfield, and Mario G. Zuniga, 30, of 7124 Highland Street in Springfield, were each charged with attempted robbery. Garcia was additionally charged with attempted malicious wounding and identity theft. The victim was not injured.
Commercial Burglaries & Attempt (Destruction):
6800 block of Bland St.
On 10/17/2010, at about 2:55 a.m., the front glass door of a restaurant was found shattered out. It appeared that a muddy rock had been thrown through the front glass door, causing it to shatter. The rock struck the counter and bounced back toward the front of the restaurant, where it came to rest under the table nearest the front entrance. The suspect made entry and went directly to the cash register, which was removed from the store. A nearby clear plastic jar filled with cash was left behind. The suspect then exited the business through the shattered front door.
7000 block of Commerce St.
Front door of a restaurant was smashed out. Entry was gained by using a rock, which was still on the floor of the doorway. There is a second set of doors that wasn’t locked or damaged. Once inside an unknown subject proceeded to the bar area and stole the cash register and its contents. Numerous paper and office supplies were knocked to the floor.
7000 block of Commerce St.
Front glass door of a restaurant was smashed out. Owner entered from the rear door at 6:00 a.m. and found nothing out of the ordinary or out of place. The cash drawer was open with a few $1 bills out in the open and a few rolls of coins sitting next to the register which is normal and the drawer is always left open. No items missing.
Stolen Auto:
9700 block of Hagel Ci
A 1991 Honda Civic was taken. The parking spot was away from the townhouse up on the perimeter of the woods. No broken glass or any signs of forced entry could be seen. The victim advised the doors were locked and he has the only key to the vehicle.
Tool Larcenies from Vehicles:
7100 block of Byrneley La.
On 10/13/2010 at about 12:30 a.m., the victim loaded both vehicles with various tools. At approx 5:00 a.m. hours, he and his partner, went out to the trucks and drove to the worksite. When they arrived at the worksite, they noticed that items were missing. Neither vehicle had been damaged.
4800 block of Wilby Ct.
A vehicle broken into on the night of 10/12/10. The victim parked his van in the street on the 12th at 9:00 p.m. He found the doors open on it at 6:30 a.m. the next morning with many of his more expensive tools missing. He noticed that the lock on the side access door had been punched out to gain access. Although he has spots for pad locks built into the doors they were not in use at the time, only the locks that came with the vehicle.
Tire & Rim Larceny:
5900 block of Coverdale Wy. The victim parked her 2003 Honda Civic around 8:00 a.m. and came out at 11:15 a.m. the next morning and found all four tires and rims were missing. Her front passenger door was also unlocked and slightly ajar. The vehicle was left "jacked" on two garden stones that didn’t appear to be from the area. A small $10 laptop bag was the only item taken. A purse and a wallet with cash were left untouched in the rear seat of the vehicle. The victim believes the rims were chrome upgrades at the time of purchase.
GPS Larceny from Vehicle:
5200 block of Ravensworth Rd.
A GPS was taken from a vehicle. The complainant and her daughter were in their rooms when they heard the vehicle’s window being smashed. Moments after, they heard the car alarm go off. They went outside and noticed a tan van driving away. The victim’s vehicle was parked on the street with its driver’s window smashed out. Just outside of the driver’s door, a rock and a black case that contained a vehicle registration were found. The registration goes to a Chrysler, Town and Country, van. Baltimore Police called and advised that the van was reported stolen from their jurisdiction.
Larceny from Gym Locker:
7000 block of Gunston Pz.
An unknown subject broke into victim’s locker at a health club and stole his wallet and keys. Victim arrived at the gym around 6:20 p.m. Once inside, he placed his things in a locker and then secured it with a pad lock. The key to the pad lock was on his person. Around 7:40 p.m., he came back to his locker. He found the locker open and his wallet and keys missing along with his pad lock. The suspect cut the metal piece on the locker which holds the lock and then removed the lock. The victim contacted his credit card companies and let them know that his wallet had been stolen. He discovered that his cards had been used at retail stores.
Larcenies from Vehicles on Lagrange St:
8000 block of Lagrange St. ( 3 cases).
1) At approx 6:00 a.m., the complainant discovered that he had a cell phone and Ipod stolen from his unlocked vehicle during the night.
2) The complainant came home around 10:00 p.m. parking her vehicle in the driveway of her residence. The complainant might have left the vehicle unlocked. The next morning she found items were thrown all over the vehicle. Change, CDs and cell phone accessories were taken. The vehicle wasn't damaged.
3) On 10/13/10 at 5:00 a.m. the victim walked outside to his vehicle and noticed that someone had entered his unlocked vehicle overnight and stolen a digital camera.
BB Destructions:
6800 block of Franconia Rd
Police responded to a Car Care Center for a report of a vehicle window being vandalized. At 9:30 a.m., the complainant found that there was a hole in the driver’s door window. He had no idea who could have caused the damage and is not having any problems with any customers or employees.
Destruction:
6700 block of Bowie Dr.
A FCPD radar trailer was vandalized. The trailer was spray painted with black spray paint over the numbers. The bottom front box of the trailer was tagged with a symbol in black spray paint along with the digital speed display. This most likely occurred between 3:00 p.m.-10:17 p.m. on 10/15/10.
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posted Nov 3, 2010 6:38 AM by Bryan Woodcock
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October 15, 2010
FAIRFAX COUNTY POLICE DEPARTMENT
FRANCONIA DISTRICT STATION
(DISTRICT 6)
SALT: The Seniors and Law Enforcement Together (SALT) Council for the Franconia District Station normally meets the 4th Wednesday of each month at 6:00 P.M. in the in an available space of the Lee District Building at 6121 Franconia Road. The next meeting will be on Wednesday, October 27, 2010. The meeting place will be The Richard Byrd Library at 7520 Commerce St in Springfield. Our Council is geared to those 50 and over. Watch this space for more details. In the coming months we will have speakers from the Fairfax County Health Department, the Fairfax County Housing Strike Force and Northern Virginia Legal Services. Our Council is geared to those 50 and over.
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CAC: The Citizens'Advisory Committee meeting scheduled for October 20, 2010 i s cancelled. The next meeting will be November 17th at 7:30PM.
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MODIP: The Fairfax County Police Department offers residents 55 years of age and older enrollment in the Mature Operator’s Driver Improvement Program (MODIP). This eight hour course, which provides safe driving information, is sanctioned by the American Automobile Association (AAA) and is presented by certified Fairfax County Auxiliary Police Officers. Upon completion of this course, drivers are eligible for the Virginia State-mandated insurance premium reduction (check with individual insurance carriers for the amount). The classes are normally held the second Saturday of each month at the Franconia District Station. The next seminar is scheduled at the Franconia District Station, located at 6121 Franconia Road, from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on November 13, 2010. Registration is required and can be done by contacting the MODIP reservations line at (703) 924-6588.
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Weekly Incident Summary Report
October 7-13, 2010
MAJOR INCIDENTS--COUNTYWIDE
UPDATE: SERIAL BURGLARIES:
Police officers went door-to-door notifying residents in the Hunter Mill Road area of a burglary, and an attempted burglary, that occurred in their neighborhood this morning. Police responded to a report in the 1800 block of Horseback Trail around 7 a.m. on Tuesday, October 12. The resident stated that cash was removed from her purse overnight. Following a neighborhood canvas, officers determined a burglar(s) had attempted to enter at least one other home. Mason District police officers also canvassed the Mantua area neighborhood on Thursday, October 7 and received two reports of additional burglary attempts and one larceny from a vehicle. Detectives believe these crimes may have occurred in connection with similar incidents that took place Friday, October 1. Police continue to ask the public to lock their doors, secure their valuables and get updated information on the Police Department Website at www.fairfaxcounty.gov/police.
HOMICIDE:
Police are investigating a murder that occurred on Thursday, October 7 around 3:53 p.m. The victim, Yong S. Yun, 61, of 5781 Ladues End Court, died of trauma to the body. Homicide and Crime Scene detectives are investigating. His car, a gold 2002 Lexus 470 SUV, was missing from the home but was recovered just after 11 p.m. on Monday, October 11 in the 4300 block of Americana Drive. The vehicle was taken to the police crime scene lab for processing. Detectives ask anyone who may have seen someone inside or around the vehicle to contact Crime Solvers by phone at 1-866-411-TIPS/8477, e-mail at www.fairfaxcrimesolvers.org or text “TIP187” plus your message to CRIMES/274637 or call Fairfax County Police at 703- 691-2131.
MAJOR INCIDENTS-FRANCONIA DISTRICT
BURGLARY:
The Shiro Japanese Steak and Seafood House, 5860 Kingstowne Center, was burglarized some time between 11 p.m. on Thursday, October 7 and 4:30 a.m. on Friday, October 8. A window was smashed. Nothing appeared to be missing.
LARCENIES
Abilene Street, 6300 Block: Television stolen from residence
Burwell Street, 6400 Block: Bicycle stolen from residence
Byrneley Lane, 7100 Block: Equipment stolen from vehicle
Coverdale Way, 5900 Block: Rims stolen from vehicle
Frontier Drive, 6000 Block: Appliances stolen from business
Gormel Drive, 7200 Block: Two bicycles stolen from residence
Gunston Plaza, 7700 Block: Wallet and keys stolen from business
Hechinger Drive, 6900 Block: Camera stolen from business
Indian Run Parkway, 6300 Block: Radio stolen from vehicle
Terminal Road, 8300 Block: Car parts stolen from business
VEHICLE THEFTS
Carmine Street, 7400 Block: 2000 Ford Taurus
Hagel Circle, 9700 Block: 1991 Honda Civic | | |
Franconia VIPS
for
Crime Prevention Officer
James Reid
fracpo@fairfaxcounty.gov
(703) 922-8263
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