Eight businesses in the Rosslyn and Courthouse areas are cleaning up after a series of early morning burglaries.
The break-ins happened early Thursday morning. Police say a group of 2-3 male suspects wearing all black, with their faces covered, smashed glass doors and windows in order to access the businesses and steal safes and cash drawers.
Among the businesses damaged are Oasis Nail Spa, Virginia ABC, Sawatdee Thai, and SeoulSpice Korean Kitchen. Plywood could still be seen this (Friday) morning, covering the shattered glass. The crew also reportedly broke into Hot Lola’s, Taco Rock and District Taco in Rosslyn.
NEW: Traffic-cam shows a burglary crew at an Arlington restaurant and then escaping in a dark sedan. At least eight businesses along Wilson Blvd., Clarendon Blvd., and N. Lynn Street, from Rosslyn to Courthouse were hit overnight. The video 🔽🔽 shows what appears to be three men… pic.twitter.com/RkmMJgHLMo
— Dave Statter (@STATter911) May 30, 2025
“The investigation is ongoing,” said Arlington County police.
More, below, from ACPD.
BURGLARY (Late) (Series), 2025-05290019/2025-05290021/2025-05290035/2025-05290045, 1900 block of Wilson Boulevard/1500 block of Wilson Boulevard/2200 block of Clarendon Boulevard/1700 block of N. Lynn Street. At approximately 3:18 a.m. on May 29, police were dispatched to the 1900 block of Wilson Boulevard for late report of a burglary just discovered. It was determined at approximately 2:26 a.m., the suspects forced entry into three closed businesses in the area by breaking glass doors, stole cash registers and an undisclosed amount of cash and subsequently fled the scene. Later on May 29, officers were dispatched to investigate three additional late reports of burglaries that occurred during the overnight hours in the 1500 block of Wilson Boulevard (3 businesses), 2200 block of Clarendon Boulevard (1 business) and the 1700 block of N. Lynn Street (1 business) in which the suspects forced entry into five closed businesses by shattering glass doors and stole a safe and cash drawers/boxes containing an undisclosed amount of cash before fleeing the scene. The suspects from each of the incidents are described as approximately two to three unknown race males wearing all black and face coverings. The investigation is ongoing.
