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Crime Report: Mass Vandalism Edition

As today’s Arlington County crime report notes, a vandal caused some major damage last week when he or she spray painted “numerous” vehicles parked along North Ivy, Lincoln, and 6th Streets in Ashton Heights.

DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY (SERIES) 07/15/10, 3200 block of N. 6th Street and the 500 blocks of N. Ivy and Lincoln Streets. Between late evening on July 14, and 6:30 am on July 15, numerous vehicles on several streets were spray painted with white paint. There are no known suspects.

The full crime report, after the jump.

BRANDISHING-ARREST 07/16/10, 1400 block of S. Nelson Street. On July 16 at 6:40 pm, a man brandished a weapon at his neighbor and retreated into his house. He refused to exit the house for over 16 hours. Thomas Amshey, 58, of Arlington, was charged with brandishing, Assault, and Obstruction of Justice. He was held without bond.

INDECENT LIBERTIES-ARREST 07/15/10, 5500 block of Columbia Pike. At 7 pm on July 15, a male exposed himself to a female that was a minor. Alfredo Rodriguez Martinez, 50, of no fixed address, was charged with Taking Indecent Liberties with a Minor, Exposure, and Public Intoxication. He was held without a bond.

ASSAULT AND BATTERY-ARREST 07/14/10, 4100 block of N. 40th Street. At approximately 8 pm on July 14, after a verbal altercation, one male punched the other causing a physical fight. Michael Post, 40, of Arlington, was charged with Assault and Battery. He was released on a summons.

ASSAULT AND BATTERY-ARREST 07/17/10, 3100 block of Wilson Boulevard. On July 17 at 2 am, a male victim was assaulted by another man. Edward Tatum, 22, of Woodbridge, was charged with Simple Assault. He was held on a $4,000 secured bond.

ASSAULT AND BATTERY 07/18/10, 4200 block of Columbia Pike. On July 17 at 11:30 pm, a man was assaulted by a cab driver after a dispute over payment. The driver is described as a Middle Eastern male, 5’9′” and 165 lbs. He was operating a gray minivan taxi.

ASSAULT 07/19/10, 4200 block of Wilson Boulevard. On July 19 at 2 am, the victim was punched by an unknown subject, as he stood outside of the establishment. Zoubir Chenini, 29, of Arlington, was charged with Simple Assault and Public Intoxication. He was given no bond.

OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE-ARREST 07/19/10, 700 block of S. 15th Street. On July 19 at 4:30 pm, during a traffic stop investigation, the officer determined that both the driver and his girlfriend had lied about their identities to avoid existing criminal charges. Lorenzo Wanzor, 23, of Washington DC, and Leanise Williams, 28, of Washington DC, were charged with Failure to Identify themselves, and Obstruction of Justice. Each was held on a secured bond of $3,000.00.

BURGLARY 07/14/10, 4300 block of N. 2nd Road. Between 10 pm on July 13, and 7 am on July 14, an unknown suspect cut the screen to the victim’s bedroom window, entered the apartment and stole a laptop. There is no suspect description.

BURGLARY 07/14/10, 3900 block of N. Upland Street. At approximately 10:45 am on July 14, an unknown subject forced entry into the victim’s home and stole several thousand dollars worth of personal jewelry. There is no known suspect description

BURGLARY 07/17/10, 4000 block of N. 9th Street. Between July 15 and July 17, an unknown person entered a vacant apartment and stole currency. There are no known suspects.

BURGLARY 07/19/10, 1000 block of N. Utah Street. Between the dates of July 16 and July 19, an unknown suspect forced entry into a maintenance office and stole cash and several items of value. There is no suspect description at this time.

ATTEMPT BURGLARY 07/17/10, 800 block of S. 18th Street. Between the late evening hours of July 16, and 2 pm on July 17, an unknown subject attempted to break into an office building by forcing a door open. The attempt was unsuccessful, and there are no known suspects.

LARCENY FROM AUTO (SERIES) 07/18/10, 1500 block of Key Boulevard. Between late evening on July 15, and 11 am on July 18, several vehicles in a parking garage had windows damaged and items taken. There are no known suspects.

LARCENY FROM AUTO (SERIES) 07/16/10, 600 block of N. Manchester Street. On July 16, between 9 pm and 10:30 pm, an unknown subject broke into several vehicles and stole various items. There are no known suspects.

LARCENY FROM AUTO (SERIES) 07/16/10, 1000 block of Walter Reed Drive. On July 16 at 6 am, several vehicles were found with windows broken and items stolen. There is no suspect description.

DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY-ARREST 07/17/10, 1600 block of Wilson Boulevard. On July 17 at 9 pm, an officer observed a male subject breaking glass at a gas station. Upon confronting the subject, he became aggressive. Darryl Goodwin, 48, of no fixed address, was charged with Destruction of Property and Resisting Arrest. He was released on summons.

GRAND LARCENY 07/15/10, 4900 block of Chesterfield Road. On July 15, between the hours of 10:00 am and 1 pm, an unknown subject stole two catalytic converters from a truck. There is no known suspect description.

TAMPERING WITH AUTO 07/18/10, 3500 block of S. 14th Street. On July 18 at 11:30 pm, the victim observed an unknown subject inside of his unlocked vehicle. The suspect fled on foot after confronted by the victim. The suspect is described as a white Hispanic male, 20 to 25 years of age, 5’5″ and 130 lbs.

POSSESSION OF STOLEN PROPERTY-ARREST 07/19/10, 1900 block of N. Cameron Street. On July 19 at 5 pm, officers observed a vehicle bearing a stolen tag. Upon subsequent traffic stop and investigation, the subject was also found to be in possession of narcotics. Deonte Bell, 25, of Arlington, was charged with Possession with Intent to Distribute, Possession of Stolen Property, Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor and Driving Revoked. He was held on a $5,000 bond.

POSSESSION OF STOLEN PROPERTY-ARREST 07/20/10, 800 block of Army Navy Drive. On July 20 at 1 pm, an officer located a stolen license plate during an accident investigation. Amia Reeder, 26, of District Heights, MD, was charged with Possession of Stolen Property. She was released on a summons.

STOLEN AUTO 7/15/10 VA JTE3907 1994 Dodge Caravan, green 2400 block of N. Jefferson Street

STOLEN AUTO 7/16/10 VA XUG2418 2009 Scion TC, black 1000 block of S. Jefferson Street

STOLEN AUTO 7/16/10 VA XLZ4935 1993 Mercury Grand Marquis, light blue 2200 block of S. Eads Street

STOLEN AUTO 7/17/10 VA XMD1411 1995 Toyota Corolla, red 5500 block of Columbia Pike

STOLEN AUTO 7/19/10 VA KMU8880 1998 Ford Van, green 900 block of S. Wakefield Street

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