DC man rapes woman at gun point at VA hotel hops on The metro back home

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Look at the title on this thread! DCUM used to have higher-quality trolls.

"Criminal crimes a Crime in Metro dc Area. It is bc Woke ness"

Criminal was arrested last month but released to crime again. Criminal expects to be released to crime some more.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Awful story but it proves the metro is the crime expressway to Virginia


https://wjla.com/amp/news/local/fairfax-county-police-need-your-help-in-identifying-armed-rapist-hotel-vienna-westwood-center-drive-hotel-silver-line-metro-center-glenmont-washington-dc

? No, it’s a story about one incident.

I find this attitude so strange. Rapists also use cars and roads, of course hut no one complains about those.

I mean thousands of people take the metro to their jobs every day.

My guess is that a majority of criminals use cars, but OP's not complaining that roads are "the crime expressway."

Marylanders drive to Virginia and commit crimes all the time. This proves that expressways are the crime expressway to Virginia.

We must ban cars! We have to blow up the WW bridge! We need to tear down Shirley highway!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The male known to the victim threatened at gunpoint was a pimp. Surprised there wasn’t a shootout.

Yeah, the TripAdvisor reviews of the hotel mention lots of prostitution and drug activity. Don't think you can blame Metro for bringing the crime

https://wjla.com/news/local/statistics-growing-crime-in-virginias-tysons-corner-area-since-silver-line-opened#:~:text=Between%202014%20and%202015%2C%20the,trend%20is%20continuing%20in%202016.

Coincidence?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The male known to the victim threatened at gunpoint was a pimp. Surprised there wasn’t a shootout.

Yeah, the TripAdvisor reviews of the hotel mention lots of prostitution and drug activity. Don't think you can blame Metro for bringing the crime

https://wjla.com/news/local/statistics-growing-crime-in-virginias-tysons-corner-area-since-silver-line-opened#:~:text=Between%202014%20and%202015%2C%20the,trend%20is%20continuing%20in%202016.

Coincidence?

Yes, that's called a spurious correlation.

Is the silver line also causing the increase in crime in every other major city in the United States?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The male known to the victim threatened at gunpoint was a pimp. Surprised there wasn’t a shootout.

Yeah, the TripAdvisor reviews of the hotel mention lots of prostitution and drug activity. Don't think you can blame Metro for bringing the crime

Tyson’s has been a prostitution hub for decades.

[Anonymous]

I know the local police consider the metro opening up nearby will bring an increase of drugs and crime.

[Anonymous]

I don’t understand why people think this man should be jailed until trial, instead of just released on his own recognizance? He’s innocent until proven guilty, you must agree.

What is accomplished by jailing him?

VOTE TO ELIMINATE BAIL!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The male known to the victim threatened at gunpoint was a pimp. Surprised there wasn’t a shootout.

Yeah, the TripAdvisor reviews of the hotel mention lots of prostitution and drug activity. Don't think you can blame Metro for bringing the crime

https://wjla.com/news/local/statistics-growing-crime-in-virginias-tysons-corner-area-since-silver-line-opened#:~:text=Between%202014%20and%202015%2C%20the,trend%20is%20continuing%20in%202016.

Coincidence?

Yes, that's called a spurious correlation.

Is the silver line also causing the increase in crime in every other major city in the United States?

Wait, is crime increasing in cities or not?

At first I thought it was but then a bunch of people were saying that it’s just misinformation by the media.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The male known to the victim threatened at gunpoint was a pimp. Surprised there wasn’t a shootout.

Yeah, the TripAdvisor reviews of the hotel mention lots of prostitution and drug activity. Don't think you can blame Metro for bringing the crime

https://wjla.com/news/local/statistics-growing-crime-in-virginias-tysons-corner-area-since-silver-line-opened#:~:text=Between%202014%20and%202015%2C%20the,trend%20is%20continuing%20in%202016.

Coincidence?

Yes, that's called a spurious correlation.

Is the silver line also causing the increase in crime in every other major city in the United States?

Wait, is crime increasing in cities or not?

At first I thought it was but then a bunch of people were saying that it’s just misinformation by the media.

Crime is everywhere.

https://www.wsj.com/story/murder-rates-soar-in-rural-america-bb431022

Maybe FoxNews doesn’t cover that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There is ZERO evidence in the reporting that the suspect is a “DC man.” There is circumstantial evidence that OP is a racist troll.

DC man arrested

https://wtop.com/fairfax-county/2022/10/dc-man-arrested-in-rape-of-woman-in-virginia-hotel-room/

There is ZERO EVIDENCE this man is from DC

Honestly, this place is comedy gold.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The male known to the victim threatened at gunpoint was a pimp. Surprised there wasn’t a shootout.

Yeah, the TripAdvisor reviews of the hotel mention lots of prostitution and drug activity. Don't think you can blame Metro for bringing the crime

https://wjla.com/news/local/statistics-growing-crime-in-virginias-tysons-corner-area-since-silver-line-opened#:~:text=Between%202014%20and%202015%2C%20the,trend%20is%20continuing%20in%202016.

Coincidence?

This article says there are more people, so more crime. Duh. Doesn’t mention that there are more people so more shoppers. Pretty sure the business owners in Tyson’s like having metro stations there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The male known to the victim threatened at gunpoint was a pimp. Surprised there wasn’t a shootout.

Yeah, the TripAdvisor reviews of the hotel mention lots of prostitution and drug activity. Don't think you can blame Metro for bringing the crime

https://wjla.com/news/local/statistics-growing-crime-in-virginias-tysons-corner-area-since-silver-line-opened#:~:text=Between%202014%20and%202015%2C%20the,trend%20is%20continuing%20in%202016.

Coincidence?

Yes, that's called a spurious correlation.

Is the silver line also causing the increase in crime in every other major city in the United States?

Wait, is crime increasing in cities or not?

At first I thought it was but then a bunch of people were saying that it’s just misinformation by the media.

Crime is everywhere.

https://www.wsj.com/story/murder-rates-soar-in-rural-america-bb431022

Maybe FoxNews doesn’t cover that.

That runs counter to the narrative that crime is skyrocketing in cities full of scary Black people, so of course not.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Awful story but it proves the metro is the crime expressway to Virginia


https://wjla.com/amp/news/local/fairfax-county-police-need-your-help-in-identifying-armed-rapist-hotel-vienna-westwood-center-drive-hotel-silver-line-metro-center-glenmont-washington-dc

? No, it’s a story about one incident.

It's about criminals using metro to come into VA commit crimes and then go back home to DC or MD. They come over for various crimes.

+1. This is why Georgetown fought having a metro stop in it back in 1976.

Exactly - criminals are opportunist and they recognize that metro as well as the highway infrastructure assist in their ability to commit crimes and have multiple exit strategies.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Awful story but it proves the metro is the crime expressway to Virginia


https://wjla.com/amp/news/local/fairfax-county-police-need-your-help-in-identifying-armed-rapist-hotel-vienna-westwood-center-drive-hotel-silver-line-metro-center-glenmont-washington-dc

? No, it’s a story about one incident.

I find this attitude so strange. Rapists also use cars and roads, of course hut no one complains about those.

I mean thousands of people take the metro to their jobs every day.

My guess is that a majority of criminals use cars, but OP's not complaining that roads are "the crime expressway."

Marylanders drive to Virginia and commit crimes all the time. This proves that expressways are the crime expressway to Virginia.

It's pretty clear from all the news stories, crime reports, etc. that people from DC/MD cross into VA with more frequency to commit crimes not the other way around but whatever, PP.

We must ban cars! We have to blow up the WW bridge! We need to tear down Shirley highway!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Awful story but it proves the metro is the crime expressway to Virginia


https://wjla.com/amp/news/local/fairfax-county-police-need-your-help-in-identifying-armed-rapist-hotel-vienna-westwood-center-drive-hotel-silver-line-metro-center-glenmont-washington-dc

? No, it’s a story about one incident.

It's about criminals using metro to come into VA commit crimes and then go back home to DC or MD. They come over for various crimes.

+1. This is why Georgetown fought having a metro stop in it back in 1976.

That is not why the metro did not go to Georgetown. That is a myth.