Man killed in Tyson’s Corner shooting

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Hopefully a wake up call to DC and Md criminals- stay out of Virginia.

This and the sentence for firing a gun in the mall may have that effect.

They must have thought they saw something in his hand, more facts will come out.

Fairfax does not have any foot pursuit policy in place. It has been repeatedly recommended that they implement one. No time like the present.

Like what?

Who knows, they were woods with a guy who had been charged with attempted murder. Don't run into dark woods with cops chasing you. They may get spooked and kill you

How about never run from the cops, or you might be sorry if you do?

So you want “running from the cops” to be an automatic death sentence without a trial. America is not the country for you.

Body cam footage will vindicate the officers. Guy was a dangerous scum and made some type of threatening movement when he realized he hit a dead end (that woods backs up right to a brick wall lol)

You play too many video games.

DP. They've reported that he was shot in the chest. Either he turned around to surrender and was shot or he turned around to attack.

I’ve lost count of how many bodycam videos I’ve seen of people screaming that they’re cooperating, often literally being crushed by the arms of weight of officers and yet they’re fatally injured or killed. “Hands up, don’t shoot!” can still get you killed.

I support police in general and I don’t have the perfect solution, but giving up our constitutional rights is definitely not one of them.

[Anonymous]

Since Davis took office, county police officers have been involved in eight shootings, including six in 2022 and three fatalities, according to the department’s website. That equals the number seen from 2014 to 2020 — nearly the entirety of the tenure of Davis’s predecessor.

Those are interesting, and discouraging, stats. The number of gun fatalities in the region coincides with that time frame, and may be related.

Historically, crime in Fairfax County is low and is mostly DV or internally gang related. This was neither.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Hopefully a wake up call to DC and Md criminals- stay out of Virginia.

This and the sentence for firing a gun in the mall may have that effect.

They must have thought they saw something in his hand, more facts will come out.

Fairfax does not have any foot pursuit policy in place. It has been repeatedly recommended that they implement one. No time like the present.

Like what?

Who knows, they were woods with a guy who had been charged with attempted murder. Don't run into dark woods with cops chasing you. They may get spooked and kill you

How about never run from the cops, or you might be sorry if you do?

So you want “running from the cops” to be an automatic death sentence without a trial. America is not the country for you.

Body cam footage will vindicate the officers. Guy was a dangerous scum and made some type of threatening movement when he realized he hit a dead end (that woods backs up right to a brick wall lol)

You play too many video games.

DP. They've reported that he was shot in the chest. Either he turned around to surrender and was shot or he turned around to attack.

I’ve lost count of how many bodycam videos I’ve seen of people screaming that they’re cooperating, often literally being crushed by the arms of weight of officers and yet they’re fatally injured or killed. “Hands up, don’t shoot!” can still get you killed.

I support police in general and I don’t have the perfect solution, but giving up our constitutional rights is definitely not one of them.

Yee, that could be what we see here. We'll find out.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Hopefully a wake up call to DC and Md criminals- stay out of Virginia.

This and the sentence for firing a gun in the mall may have that effect.

They must have thought they saw something in his hand, more facts will come out.

Fairfax does not have any foot pursuit policy in place. It has been repeatedly recommended that they implement one. No time like the present.

Like what?

Who knows, they were woods with a guy who had been charged with attempted murder. Don't run into dark woods with cops chasing you. They may get spooked and kill you

How about never run from the cops, or you might be sorry if you do?

So you want “running from the cops” to be an automatic death sentence without a trial. America is not the country for you.

Body cam footage will vindicate the officers. Guy was a dangerous scum and made some type of threatening movement when he realized he hit a dead end (that woods backs up right to a brick wall lol)

You play too many video games.

DP. They've reported that he was shot in the chest. Either he turned around to surrender and was shot or he turned around to attack.

I’ve lost count of how many bodycam videos I’ve seen of people screaming that they’re cooperating, often literally being crushed by the arms of weight of officers and yet they’re fatally injured or killed. “Hands up, don’t shoot!” can still get you killed.

I support police in general and I don’t have the perfect solution, but giving up our constitutional rights is definitely not one of them.

NP. Totally understand what you’re saying, and agree with you for the most part; however, this issue has gotten so out of hand at Tyson’s I don’t care about this guy’s rights. I care about the rights of upstanding citizens to shop and work safely at the mall.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Hopefully a wake up call to DC and Md criminals- stay out of Virginia.

This and the sentence for firing a gun in the mall may have that effect.

They must have thought they saw something in his hand, more facts will come out.

Fairfax does not have any foot pursuit policy in place. It has been repeatedly recommended that they implement one. No time like the present.

Like what?

Who knows, they were woods with a guy who had been charged with attempted murder. Don't run into dark woods with cops chasing you. They may get spooked and kill you

How about never run from the cops, or you might be sorry if you do?

So you want “running from the cops” to be an automatic death sentence without a trial. America is not the country for you.

Body cam footage will vindicate the officers. Guy was a dangerous scum and made some type of threatening movement when he realized he hit a dead end (that woods backs up right to a brick wall lol)

You play too many video games.

DP. They've reported that he was shot in the chest. Either he turned around to surrender and was shot or he turned around to attack.

I’ve lost count of how many bodycam videos I’ve seen of people screaming that they’re cooperating, often literally being crushed by the arms of weight of officers and yet they’re fatally injured or killed. “Hands up, don’t shoot!” can still get you killed.

I support police in general and I don’t have the perfect solution, but giving up our constitutional rights is definitely not one of them.

NP. Totally understand what you’re saying, and agree with you for the most part; however, this issue has gotten so out of hand at Tyson’s I don’t care about this guy’s rights. I care about the rights of upstanding citizens to shop and work safely at the mall.

Everyone’s rights matter. I live near Tyson’s and I’ve stopped going there because last time I was there, I had to run from a stampede escaping what they thought was a shooter. It was the third such event in three months. It’s unfortunate, but Tyson’s is going to have to come up with a solution if they want to stay open.

It’s my neighborhood and I understand your frustration but when you protect everyone else’s rights, you protect your own. Do not give up your rights out of fear.

I remember running from police in rural Pennsylvania as a teenager attending a keg party. I was wrong, but I’m glad they didn’t have the right to shoot me.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hopefully a wake up call to DC and Md criminals- stay out of Virginia.

This and the sentence for firing a gun in the mall may have that effect.

They must have thought they saw something in his hand, more facts will come out.

Fairfax does not have any foot pursuit policy in place. It has been repeatedly recommended that they implement one. No time like the present.

Like what?

Who knows, they were woods with a guy who had been charged with attempted murder. Don't run into dark woods with cops chasing you. They may get spooked and kill you

How about never run from the cops, or you might be sorry if you do?

So you want “running from the cops” to be an automatic death sentence without a trial. America is not the country for you.

Body cam footage will vindicate the officers. Guy was a dangerous scum and made some type of threatening movement when he realized he hit a dead end (that woods backs up right to a brick wall lol)

You play too many video games.

DP. They've reported that he was shot in the chest. Either he turned around to surrender and was shot or he turned around to attack.

I’ve lost count of how many bodycam videos I’ve seen of people screaming that they’re cooperating, often literally being crushed by the arms of weight of officers and yet they’re fatally injured or killed. “Hands up, don’t shoot!” can still get you killed.

I support police in general and I don’t have the perfect solution, but giving up our constitutional rights is definitely not one of them.

NP. Totally understand what you’re saying, and agree with you for the most part; however, this issue has gotten so out of hand at Tyson’s I don’t care about this guy’s rights. I care about the rights of upstanding citizens to shop and work safely at the mall.

Exactly.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hopefully a wake up call to DC and Md criminals- stay out of Virginia.

This and the sentence for firing a gun in the mall may have that effect.

They must have thought they saw something in his hand, more facts will come out.

Fairfax does not have any foot pursuit policy in place. It has been repeatedly recommended that they implement one. No time like the present.

Like what?

Who knows, they were woods with a guy who had been charged with attempted murder. Don't run into dark woods with cops chasing you. They may get spooked and kill you

How about never run from the cops, or you might be sorry if you do?

So you want “running from the cops” to be an automatic death sentence without a trial. America is not the country for you.

Body cam footage will vindicate the officers. Guy was a dangerous scum and made some type of threatening movement when he realized he hit a dead end (that woods backs up right to a brick wall lol)

You play too many video games.

DP. They've reported that he was shot in the chest. Either he turned around to surrender and was shot or he turned around to attack.

I’ve lost count of how many bodycam videos I’ve seen of people screaming that they’re cooperating, often literally being crushed by the arms of weight of officers and yet they’re fatally injured or killed. “Hands up, don’t shoot!” can still get you killed.

I support police in general and I don’t have the perfect solution, but giving up our constitutional rights is definitely not one of them.

NP. Totally understand what you’re saying, and agree with you for the most part; however, this issue has gotten so out of hand at Tyson’s I don’t care about this guy’s rights. I care about the rights of upstanding citizens to shop and work safely at the mall.

Everyone’s rights matter. I live near Tyson’s and I’ve stopped going there because last time I was there, I had to run from a stampede escaping what they thought was a shooter. It was the third such event in three months. It’s unfortunate, but Tyson’s is going to have to come up with a solution if they want to stay open.

It’s my neighborhood and I understand your frustration but when you protect everyone else’s rights, you protect your own. Do not give up your rights out of fear.

I remember running from police in rural Pennsylvania as a teenager attending a keg party. I was wrong, but I’m glad they didn’t have the right to shoot me.

Plenty of kids do dumb/illegal stuff, and plenty of adults do too. Generally, they live through it and learn and become better. But not everyone has multiple convictions of murder, attempted murder, illegal possession of a firearm, etc. Should he have been arrested peacefully and charged? Yes. Why did the police chase and shoot him? We'll find out soon.

[Anonymous]

As a resident of Tysons corner, I'm happy we are taking a tough stance on crime. Keep that trash in DC.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hopefully a wake up call to DC and Md criminals- stay out of Virginia.

This and the sentence for firing a gun in the mall may have that effect.

They must have thought they saw something in his hand, more facts will come out.

Fairfax does not have any foot pursuit policy in place. It has been repeatedly recommended that they implement one. No time like the present.

Like what?

Who knows, they were woods with a guy who had been charged with attempted murder. Don't run into dark woods with cops chasing you. They may get spooked and kill you

How about never run from the cops, or you might be sorry if you do?

So you want “running from the cops” to be an automatic death sentence without a trial. America is not the country for you.

Body cam footage will vindicate the officers. Guy was a dangerous scum and made some type of threatening movement when he realized he hit a dead end (that woods backs up right to a brick wall lol)

You play too many video games.

DP. They've reported that he was shot in the chest. Either he turned around to surrender and was shot or he turned around to attack.

I’ve lost count of how many bodycam videos I’ve seen of people screaming that they’re cooperating, often literally being crushed by the arms of weight of officers and yet they’re fatally injured or killed. “Hands up, don’t shoot!” can still get you killed.

I support police in general and I don’t have the perfect solution, but giving up our constitutional rights is definitely not one of them.

NP. Totally understand what you’re saying, and agree with you for the most part; however, this issue has gotten so out of hand at Tyson’s I don’t care about this guy’s rights. I care about the rights of upstanding citizens to shop and work safely at the mall.

Everyone’s rights matter. I live near Tyson’s and I’ve stopped going there because last time I was there, I had to run from a stampede escaping what they thought was a shooter. It was the third such event in three months. It’s unfortunate, but Tyson’s is going to have to come up with a solution if they want to stay open.

It’s my neighborhood and I understand your frustration but when you protect everyone else’s rights, you protect your own. Do not give up your rights out of fear.

I remember running from police in rural Pennsylvania as a teenager attending a keg party. I was wrong, but I’m glad they didn’t have the right to shoot me.

I'm the poster you're responding to. I'm not giving rights up out of fear. I believe we've all given up rights (the right to exists peacefully and safely in formerly decent areas) because we fear acknowledging common sense and fear being called racist.

I've also run from keg parties. There is a huge difference between running from keg parties and being a hardened criminal that's regularly casing a department store and makes the decision to steal and then run from the police. He is one of many at Tyson's. You play a stupid game, you win a stupid prize.

[Anonymous]

I went to Tyson's yesterday and honestly the vibe was SUS. This was a tragic outcome but we cannot have shoplifting and sketchy behavior at this mall or in the area.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I went to Tyson's yesterday and honestly the vibe was SUS. This was a tragic outcome but we cannot have shoplifting and sketchy behavior at this mall or in the area.

Agree.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:As a resident of Tysons corner, I'm happy we are taking a tough stance on crime. Keep that trash in DC.

And yet you still have violence and shootings in NoVa. How can that be?

[Anonymous]

“Can’t have sketchy behavior”
“Keep that trash in DC”

Virginians being Virginians lol!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:As a resident of Tysons corner, I'm happy we are taking a tough stance on crime. Keep that trash in DC.

And yet you still have violence and shootings in NoVa. How can that be?

Don't bother to compare statistics. It won't conform to your worldview.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I went to Tyson's yesterday and honestly the vibe was SUS. This was a tragic outcome but we cannot have shoplifting and sketchy behavior at this mall or in the area.

Agree.

Fully agree. Let them know we don’t tolerate it over here