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A security camera installed by one of the gardeners captured an image of an early morning plant thief last week at Hunter Woods Garden Plot 2 in Hunter Woods Park. (Linda Campbell)
When the Reston Association refused to act on the gardeners request to install security cameras, one of them installed their own. (Linda Campbell)
For the last two years, thieves have removed plants, tools, and other paraphernalia from community garden plots at Hunters Woods Park. (Linda Campbell)
After thieves took gnomes and statues from the fairy garden created by Angie Callaghan s 4-year-old daughter, other gardeners replaced them. The thieves returned and took the new statues as well. (Angie Callaghan)
New Fairfax Police Chief facing scrutiny over past incidents of excessive force
By Sierra Fox
New Fairfax County police chief already under fire
Fairfax County Police Chief Kevin Davis has only been on the job for a week – but he’s already facing heavy criticism about his past.
FAIRFAX, Va. - Fairfax County’s new police chief is wrapping up his first week on the job and is already under fire. Some in the community are raising concerns over his questionable past as an officer.
As a young officer in Prince George’s County, Davis was accused in two separate lawsuits of slamming a black driver into the pavement during a traffic stop in 1993 and illegally detaining a 19-year-old in 1999.
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A suspected intruder who was stopped by armed guards near the main entrance to Central Intelligence Agency s Virginia headquarters on Monday was shot by FBI agents.
The shooting occurred around 6 p.m. when the unidentified suspect got out of his vehicle with a weapon before he was shot, the FBI told Fox News in a statement. The subject was wounded and has been transported to a hospital for medical attention, the FBI said.
The agency did not specify what type of weapon the suspect had or his motive.
FBI agents shoot and wound armed intruder outside CIA headquarters following hours-long standoff after he tried to drive into the Langley compound
FBI agents have shot a man who tried get through the main gates to the CIA and brandished a weapon after being stopped by armed guards
A person attempted to drive into the CIA headquarters campus in Langley, Virginia, without access and was stopped by security personnel at the gates
Before the shooting, CIA security officers were said to have been negotiating with the person while they remained in their car
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The CIA reported a security situation outside of its headquarters in Fairfax, Virginia, on Monday.
A pair of law enforcement officers said a man, who has yet to be identified, attempted to drive through a checkpoint without the proper access credentials, according to NBC News. No shots were fired, and negotiations were reportedly occurring with the person in his or her vehicle, sources told the outlet.
The CIA confirmed an incident and said that the compound remains secure. In coordination with our local law enforcement partners, we are addressing a security situation just outside the secure perimeter of CIA headquarters by our main gate on Route 123, a CIA spokesperson told WJLA. Our compound remains secured, and our security protective officers working the incident are the only agency personnel directly involved.”