Fairfax carjacker from yesterday

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Why are all these articles and references saying Fairfax when it’s Tysons. Saying Fairfax county is different than saying Fairfax.

Fairfax is Fairfax county, including Tysons. Are you trying to distinguish Fairfax City? That's somewhere else.

I’m not sure what you’re getting at but this car jacking in was in Tysons, not Fairfax. Yes it is Fairfax County, but that’s not what people are saying. They’re saying this was a Fairfax carjacking. That would suggest it is in the city of fairfax or town of fairfax

Nope. Fairfax is the county. If it is Fairfax City, then they say Fairfax City.

This

[Anonymous]

Hopefully VA will do the right thing and give him 18 years.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:And don't forget a different armed carjacking charge from last year: https://mpdc.dc.gov/release/arrests-made-armed-carjacking-gun-offense-2300-block-good-hope-road-southeast

From the court docket it looks like he was sentenced to a whopping 18 months for that case back in January 2023.

Sounds like he served exactly half and began to support his family immediately.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Why are all these articles and references saying Fairfax when it’s Tysons. Saying Fairfax county is different than saying Fairfax.

Fairfax is Fairfax county, including Tysons. Are you trying to distinguish Fairfax City? That's somewhere else.

I’m not sure what you’re getting at but this car jacking in was in Tysons, not Fairfax. Yes it is Fairfax County, but that’s not what people are saying. They’re saying this was a Fairfax carjacking. That would suggest it is in the city of fairfax or town of fairfax

That’s certainly the portion of this post to hone in on like an obsessive lunatic. Good job.

Seriously. Pedantic person, I believe OP was trying to indicate that the DC resident was committing crimes in the suburbs. There is nothing incorrect about a Fairfax reference here.

Well its not so weird to think this occured in Tysons as opposed to "Fairfax".

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Why are all these articles and references saying Fairfax when it’s Tysons. Saying Fairfax county is different than saying Fairfax.

Fairfax is Fairfax county, including Tysons. Are you trying to distinguish Fairfax City? That's somewhere else.

I’m not sure what you’re getting at but this car jacking in was in Tysons, not Fairfax. Yes it is Fairfax County, but that’s not what people are saying. They’re saying this was a Fairfax carjacking. That would suggest it is in the city of fairfax or town of fairfax

That’s certainly the portion of this post to hone in on like an obsessive lunatic. Good job.

Seriously. Pedantic person, I believe OP was trying to indicate that the DC resident was committing crimes in the suburbs. There is nothing incorrect about a Fairfax reference here.

Well its not so weird to think this occured in Tysons as opposed to "Fairfax".

Except that Fairfax City has higher crime than Tysons. I think this entire thread of conversation is nonsensical. Could have happened anywhere, happened in Tysons. Tysons is Fairfax County

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Why are all these articles and references saying Fairfax when it’s Tysons. Saying Fairfax county is different than saying Fairfax.

Fairfax is Fairfax county, including Tysons. Are you trying to distinguish Fairfax City? That's somewhere else.

I’m not sure what you’re getting at but this car jacking in was in Tysons, not Fairfax. Yes it is Fairfax County, but that’s not what people are saying. They’re saying this was a Fairfax carjacking. That would suggest it is in the city of fairfax or town of fairfax

That’s certainly the portion of this post to hone in on like an obsessive lunatic. Good job.

Seriously. Pedantic person, I believe OP was trying to indicate that the DC resident was committing crimes in the suburbs. There is nothing incorrect about a Fairfax reference here.

Well its not so weird to think this occured in Tysons as opposed to "Fairfax".

Except that Fairfax City has higher crime than Tysons. I think this entire thread of conversation is nonsensical. Could have happened anywhere, happened in Tysons. Tysons is Fairfax County

No sh!t, but its not fairfax or herndon or reston.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Why are all these articles and references saying Fairfax when it’s Tysons. Saying Fairfax county is different than saying Fairfax.

Fairfax is Fairfax county, including Tysons. Are you trying to distinguish Fairfax City? That's somewhere else.

I’m not sure what you’re getting at but this car jacking in was in Tysons, not Fairfax. Yes it is Fairfax County, but that’s not what people are saying. They’re saying this was a Fairfax carjacking. That would suggest it is in the city of fairfax or town of fairfax

That’s certainly the portion of this post to hone in on like an obsessive lunatic. Good job.

Seriously. Pedantic person, I believe OP was trying to indicate that the DC resident was committing crimes in the suburbs. There is nothing incorrect about a Fairfax reference here.

Well its not so weird to think this occured in Tysons as opposed to "Fairfax".

Except that Fairfax City has higher crime than Tysons. I think this entire thread of conversation is nonsensical. Could have happened anywhere, happened in Tysons. Tysons is Fairfax County

No sh!t, but its not fairfax or herndon or reston.

I’m not sure what you’ve been smoking today but ALL of that is Fairfax. All of it. So is Springfield, McLean, Kingstowne, etc.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Why are all these articles and references saying Fairfax when it’s Tysons. Saying Fairfax county is different than saying Fairfax.

Fairfax is Fairfax county, including Tysons. Are you trying to distinguish Fairfax City? That's somewhere else.

I’m not sure what you’re getting at but this car jacking in was in Tysons, not Fairfax. Yes it is Fairfax County, but that’s not what people are saying. They’re saying this was a Fairfax carjacking. That would suggest it is in the city of fairfax or town of fairfax

That’s certainly the portion of this post to hone in on like an obsessive lunatic. Good job.

Seriously. Pedantic person, I believe OP was trying to indicate that the DC resident was committing crimes in the suburbs. There is nothing incorrect about a Fairfax reference here.

Well its not so weird to think this occured in Tysons as opposed to "Fairfax".

Except that Fairfax City has higher crime than Tysons. I think this entire thread of conversation is nonsensical. Could have happened anywhere, happened in Tysons. Tysons is Fairfax County

No sh!t, but its not fairfax or herndon or reston.

In fact, because of the ambiguity, we can't be sure where this crime occurred. Amiright?

[Anonymous]

Point is long sentence to keep the miscreants from the district from moving their business south to Virginia.

[Anonymous]

So is there a GoFundMe to replace the victim's 10 year old car that this 3x armed carjacker just casually wrecked?

[Anonymous]

To those of us in DC it’s all Fairfax county.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hopefully VA will do the right thing and give him 18 years.

Not if Steve Descano has anything to say about it!

Steve will see to it that this young man, victim of the justice system, will be back on the street with minimal time.

Criminals can count on Steve.

[Anonymous]

here is the video

[Anonymous]

That idiot is lucky the Tyson's mall cops didn't catch him. They shoot to kill.

He drove straight into that gas station pump. Living life like a video game. His third carjacking in 2 years. He has only learned the wrong lessons.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So is there a GoFundMe to replace the victim's 10 year old car that this 3x armed carjacker just casually wrecked?

I am sure she has insurance so everything is fine. /s