Lululemon Navy Yard closed “temporarily” after being robbed at gunpoint

[Anonymous]

Navy yard, southwest waterfront and city center are ripe for robberies. I stay away from those areas like the plague. Too much high concentration of “ wealth”. I go in the opposite direction. Until DC can get a handle on crime- I’m not stepping foot in a field mine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If the people who live in DC cared to a significant degree they’d be demonstrating and demanding change. Yet we have nothing.

Those sheeps will demonstrate only when their owner tells them. Look at organized BLM protests. Look at the amount of people protesting today in front of Austin's and Sullivan's houses in support of Palestine.

[Anonymous]

Really sad after everything lululemon has gone through as a brand in this area 😔

[Anonymous]

Having little shops is what makes cities vibrant.

It used to be the mayor and other elected officials were proud to support the retailers in their city.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Navy yard, southwest waterfront and city center are ripe for robberies. I stay away from those areas like the plague. Too much high concentration of “ wealth”. I go in the opposite direction. Until DC can get a handle on crime- I’m not stepping foot in a field mine.

Navy Yard is ghetto. I don’t know why people pay so much to live there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Navy yard, southwest waterfront and city center are ripe for robberies. I stay away from those areas like the plague. Too much high concentration of “ wealth”. I go in the opposite direction. Until DC can get a handle on crime- I’m not stepping foot in a field mine.

There have been carjackings on foxhall road this year. Nowhere in DC is safe now that criminals have figured out there are zero consequences for crime.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Now permanently closed:

https://twitter.com/TKxCrazylegs/status/1738640789238865987

Another harbinger of how quickly DC is declining. Navy Yard, the Wharf, City Center, and Gallery Place/Chinatown have been major development projects for the past 20 years. Literally, billions invested. And for a number of years it was all great. No one worried about their safety. But after BLM and the collapse of policing and prosecutions, the city is reverting to what what it was in the 80s. Lawless. A ghost town downtown. No one wants to go there. Even the sports teams are leaving.

DC is quickly entering a doom loop. Until DC gets really tough on crime and prosecutors and judges do their jobs, the death spiral will continue. And I don't see that changing. Voters in DC will always vote for progressives. And they value spending a quarter of a million dollars repainting the Black Lives Matter sign on 16th over actually arresting the few hundred criminals that are terrorizing this city.

[Anonymous]

Yup.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Four days ago was the Channel store in Downtown, DC.

https://www.fox5dc.com/news/video-5-suspects-enter-dc-chanel-store-steal-250000-merchandise-and-discharge-fire-extinguisher-police

Today lululemon in Navy Yard.

https://www.popville.com/2023/12/lululemon-navy-yard-closed-temporarily-after-being-robbed-at-gunpoint/

Brought to you by Muriel "Crime for All" Bowser.

Snort; Fox news??!?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Now permanently closed:

https://twitter.com/TKxCrazylegs/status/1738640789238865987

Another harbinger of how quickly DC is declining. Navy Yard, the Wharf, City Center, and Gallery Place/Chinatown have been major development projects for the past 20 years. Literally, billions invested. And for a number of years it was all great. No one worried about their safety. But after BLM and the collapse of policing and prosecutions, the city is reverting to what what it was in the 80s. Lawless. A ghost town downtown. No one wants to go there. Even the sports teams are leaving.

DC is quickly entering a doom loop. Until DC gets really tough on crime and prosecutors and judges do their jobs, the death spiral will continue. And I don't see that changing. Voters in DC will always vote for progressives. And they value spending a quarter of a million dollars repainting the Black Lives Matter sign on 16th over actually arresting the few hundred criminals that are terrorizing this city.

We avoid going into DC if at all possible. It just is not worth the risks.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wasn’t the running store in Georgetown by Key Bridge robbed too?

Is that the one Fentys parents own? The irony.

I thought they own the one in Adams Morgan, but the one in Georgetown has the same parent company (Fleet Feet).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Now permanently closed:

https://twitter.com/TKxCrazylegs/status/1738640789238865987

Another harbinger of how quickly DC is declining. Navy Yard, the Wharf, City Center, and Gallery Place/Chinatown have been major development projects for the past 20 years. Literally, billions invested. And for a number of years it was all great. No one worried about their safety. But after BLM and the collapse of policing and prosecutions, the city is reverting to what what it was in the 80s. Lawless. A ghost town downtown. No one wants to go there. Even the sports teams are leaving.

DC is quickly entering a doom loop. Until DC gets really tough on crime and prosecutors and judges do their jobs, the death spiral will continue. And I don't see that changing. Voters in DC will always vote for progressives. And they value spending a quarter of a million dollars repainting the Black Lives Matter sign on 16th over actually arresting the few hundred criminals that are terrorizing this city.

We avoid going into DC if at all possible. It just is not worth the risks.

That’s really silly and hysterical. Crime is a problem, but a lot of NW isn’t experiencing this. I live near Georgetown and see none of this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Now permanently closed:

https://twitter.com/TKxCrazylegs/status/1738640789238865987

Another harbinger of how quickly DC is declining. Navy Yard, the Wharf, City Center, and Gallery Place/Chinatown have been major development projects for the past 20 years. Literally, billions invested. And for a number of years it was all great. No one worried about their safety. But after BLM and the collapse of policing and prosecutions, the city is reverting to what what it was in the 80s. Lawless. A ghost town downtown. No one wants to go there. Even the sports teams are leaving.

DC is quickly entering a doom loop. Until DC gets really tough on crime and prosecutors and judges do their jobs, the death spiral will continue. And I don't see that changing. Voters in DC will always vote for progressives. And they value spending a quarter of a million dollars repainting the Black Lives Matter sign on 16th over actually arresting the few hundred criminals that are terrorizing this city.

We avoid going into DC if at all possible. It just is not worth the risks.

That’s really silly and hysterical. Crime is a problem, but a lot of NW isn’t experiencing this. I live near Georgetown and see none of this.

That's because nothing is worth robbing these days in Georgetown.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Now permanently closed:

https://twitter.com/TKxCrazylegs/status/1738640789238865987

Another harbinger of how quickly DC is declining. Navy Yard, the Wharf, City Center, and Gallery Place/Chinatown have been major development projects for the past 20 years. Literally, billions invested. And for a number of years it was all great. No one worried about their safety. But after BLM and the collapse of policing and prosecutions, the city is reverting to what what it was in the 80s. Lawless. A ghost town downtown. No one wants to go there. Even the sports teams are leaving.

DC is quickly entering a doom loop. Until DC gets really tough on crime and prosecutors and judges do their jobs, the death spiral will continue. And I don't see that changing. Voters in DC will always vote for progressives. And they value spending a quarter of a million dollars repainting the Black Lives Matter sign on 16th over actually arresting the few hundred criminals that are terrorizing this city.

We avoid going into DC if at all possible. It just is not worth the risks.

That’s really silly and hysterical. Crime is a problem, but a lot of NW isn’t experiencing this. I live near Georgetown and see none of this.

Low information and must not really follow the news. Carjackings on that side of town not quite daily, but definitely weekly. I live in a nice area of town but stopped a volunteer project I did every week mainly to limit metro time back and forth.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Four days ago was the Channel store in Downtown, DC.

https://www.fox5dc.com/news/video-5-suspects-enter-dc-chanel-store-steal-250000-merchandise-and-discharge-fire-extinguisher-police

Today lululemon in Navy Yard.

https://www.popville.com/2023/12/lululemon-navy-yard-closed-temporarily-after-being-robbed-at-gunpoint/

Brought to you by Muriel "Crime for All" Bowser.

Snort; Fox news??!?

You don't like the source, so you question the veracity of the story?
You're hiding your head in the sand, honey.
(and, it is not "Fox News." It is a local Fox affiliate.)