Friends & Neighbors--

My apologies for this second email of the day.  I just wanted you to be aware of the last item on the crime report below.  It is at least the second such incident in our neighborhood in the last couple of weeks.  

Please remain reasonably careful and vigilant in securing your homes and property, and of course contact the Police Department as appropriate if you have particular concerns or problems.  Best--

--
Chad Sarchio
President, TRCA
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> ALEXANDRIA POLICE DEPARTMENT
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> DAILY CRIME REPORT
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> Tuesday, September 16, 2008
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> This report describes some of the most serious or otherwise noteworthy
> incidents since the last report. It does not encompass all of the reported
> crimes that may have occurred in the city. To search crime and incident data
> by date, block, neighborhood, classification or disposition, please go to:
> http://www3.alexandriava.gov/police/crime_reports/reporter.php
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> ROBBERY:ARREST
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> Seminary Road at Library Lane.  09/15 at 7:45 P.M. .  The victim, a 23
> year-old Falls Church man, reports that two suspects approached him and
> robbed him of personal property by force and fled. There were no injuries.
> One suspect was arrested, his name and photograph are being withheld
> temporarily pending further investigation. Another suspect is still at
> large. The suspect is a black male, between 15 and 20 years-old, 6' tall,
> wearing a black shirt and dark jeans.
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> BURGLARY:
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> 300 block of North Fayette Street. Between 09/07 at 9:00 A.M. and 09/15 at
> 12:00 P.M.. Some unknown suspect entered the residence by unknown means and
> removed personal property.
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> 5000 block of Domain Place. On 09/11 between 8:45 A.M. and 8:30 P.M..
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> Some unknown suspect entered the residence by unknown means and removed
> personal property.
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> 100 block of Hilton Street. On 09/15 between 8:30 A.M. and 7:00 P.M..
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> Some unknown suspect entered the residence by breaking a window and removed
> personal property.
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> For further information, please contact the Police Department's Media
> Services Unit at 703.838.4636
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