Will Chain Bridge road shooting become a national story about DC crime?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Funny how he thought cracking down on crime in DC was going to solve everything.

The two teens that beat up the Big Balls DOGE kid weren't even from DC, they were from Hyattsville.

He sends extra police and national guard to mill around in DC and all the crime's going to be in the burbs around DC.

And when this ends after 30 days the crime will go right back to what it was before.

This is all a band-aid, Trump and the GOP aren't dealing with the underlying problems which are driving crime in the first place. A very EXPENSIVE and very temporary band-aid.

Like the breakdown of the family?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This poster on X gets it:
This shooting took place on perhaps the swankiest stretch of the swankiest road in all of DC. Most people who live in DC have never even heard of this street much less been there.

This will change many blue minds. No one is safe. Anywhere.
https://x.com/DCNewsLive/status/1958901623364682018/quotes

No, in fact it says the opposite to me, targeted hit of rich persons property. Probably disaffected employee, organized crime, or someone with a personal grudge against the security staff member.

If I lived even right next door I wouldn't be concerned.

+1
We have a house nearby and I can’t think of one family that has security. There’s a reason they felt like they needed it, and it has nothing to do with DC

I live nearby too and many have security. What are you talking about?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This poster on X gets it:
This shooting took place on perhaps the swankiest stretch of the swankiest road in all of DC. Most people who live in DC have never even heard of this street much less been there.

This will change many blue minds. No one is safe. Anywhere.
https://x.com/DCNewsLive/status/1958901623364682018/quotes

No, in fact it says the opposite to me, targeted hit of rich persons property. Probably disaffected employee, organized crime, or someone with a personal grudge against the security staff member.

If I lived even right next door I wouldn't be concerned.

+1
We have a house nearby and I can’t think of one family that has security. There’s a reason they felt like they needed it, and it has nothing to do with DC

I live nearby too and many have security. What are you talking about?

They really do not. I’ve lived nearby since the 80s and know practically every house. There are a few diplomats with security snd occasionally there will be an administration appointee with secret service and in the late 80s there was a neighborhood watch type setup, but that’s it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This poster on X gets it:
This shooting took place on perhaps the swankiest stretch of the swankiest road in all of DC. Most people who live in DC have never even heard of this street much less been there.

This will change many blue minds. No one is safe. Anywhere.
https://x.com/DCNewsLive/status/1958901623364682018/quotes

No, in fact it says the opposite to me, targeted hit of rich persons property. Probably disaffected employee, organized crime, or someone with a personal grudge against the security staff member.

If I lived even right next door I wouldn't be concerned.

+1
We have a house nearby and I can’t think of one family that has security. There’s a reason they felt like they needed it, and it has nothing to do with DC

I live nearby too and many have security. What are you talking about?

Private security at a private residence. Not common at all in the neighborhood.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:"There, first responders located a man who had been hurt. Medics took him to the hospital, where staff determined that he had not been shot but had a non-life-threatening injury."

https://www.dcnewsnow.com/news/local-news/washington-dc/man-taken-to-hospital-following-overnight-shooting-in-northwest-dc/

“He had not been shot.”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Funny how he thought cracking down on crime in DC was going to solve everything.

The two teens that beat up the Big Balls DOGE kid weren't even from DC, they were from Hyattsville.

He sends extra police and national guard to mill around in DC and all the crime's going to be in the burbs around DC.

And when this ends after 30 days the crime will go right back to what it was before.

This is all a band-aid, Trump and the GOP aren't dealing with the underlying problems which are driving crime in the first place. A very EXPENSIVE and very temporary band-aid.

Like the breakdown of the family?

Yes.

[Anonymous]

This story is nuts, reminds me of crime in LA.

[Anonymous]

from the local listserv...so it was thieves cruising the neighborhood to steal from cars, a crime the DC Police Department and DC Attorney do not care about..and then people get shot

"Hi everyone
This is what I know from first accounts:

1. At approximately 3 am a ring cam showed three people trying unsuccessfully to break into a car parked at a house on CBR across from Battery Kemble park. The ring cam photo has been provided to police
2. The trio that was followed by a gray or silver car went a few houses uphill on the street - apparently deciding or having decided to break into another car(s) and home on CBR in which the family was home. (Whether or not the burglars knew that they family was home is unknown to me)
3. A private security guard stationed in front of the newly purchased and quite expensive home at 3030 CBR saw the three going towards the neighbor’s house and confronted them. I believe he did so by asking something along the lines of “can I help you.” One or more of the three burglars fired on him, and he fired back.
4. The security agent was released from the hospital but sustained at least an injury to his face.
5. The family in the targeted house are physically unharmed.
6. As far as we know, the three armed burglars and whomever was driving the car are still at large.
7. In my opinion, we should all check our security and ring cam systems to see if we can provide additional images.
8. Personally, we upgraded our already relatively intense security system today, and like our neighbors, we are redoubling use of our alarm systems. We will personally be using them day and night for the foreseeable future.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:NBC4 says the security guard interrupted an attempted burglary https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/man-hurt-after-shooting-on-dcs-upscale-chain-bridge-road/3978708/

I thought crime was down? Like at historic lows?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:NBC4 says the security guard interrupted an attempted burglary https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/man-hurt-after-shooting-on-dcs-upscale-chain-bridge-road/3978708/

I thought crime was down? Like at historic lows?

It was but now under TrUmp crime has taken off.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:That said, don't be surprised if liberals start buying guns to defend their way of life.

I am a liberal and have owned guns all my life

My whole family has so has my husbands family.

We believe in responsible gun laws .
Given Trump we have bought even more

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:NBC4 says the security guard interrupted an attempted burglary https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/man-hurt-after-shooting-on-dcs-upscale-chain-bridge-road/3978708/

I thought crime was down? Like at historic lows?

It was but now under TrUmp crime has taken off.

Nope. It’s working!

https://www.cnn.com/2025/08/23/politics/dc-crime-immigration-arrests-trump

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:Why is no one saying that clearly there is something fishy with this owner if they have 24/7 security. Not normal and no need. Clearly they have known threats vs them. I would highly doubt this is random.

Owned by a holding company?
Multiple private security firms?

This is clearly someone with enemies, and he's bringing his problems to DC.

Given that it’s Chain Bridge they might not even be American. Thats Saudi/rich foreign oligarch territory.

Including people like Andrea Mitchell.

Tucker C lived there — until a couple years ago — when he was still making big $$$

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:NBC4 says the security guard interrupted an attempted burglary https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/man-hurt-after-shooting-on-dcs-upscale-chain-bridge-road/3978708/

I thought crime was down? Like at historic lows?

It was but now under TrUmp crime has taken off.

Nope. It’s working!

https://www.cnn.com/2025/08/23/politics/dc-crime-immigration-arrests-trump

Well, duh. People living under military rule are going to sit quiet and not report crimes.

The question is do you want to live in an America where military rule is the norm?

The conversation is not about crime; it’s about Home Rule and individual liberty.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sounds more like a hit than a random act.

Yes, $20/hr overnight security guards are frequently the targets of hit men.





JFC……. the stupid around here is so painful

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DP. You are the stupid one. Why does someone living in a 3.5 million dollar house need security? I live in a neighborhood that has a mix of 2+ million dollar houses, up to around 5 million. No one has security. It’s laughable to think anyone would. So why does this resident living in a cheaper, unimpressive house need 24 hour rent a cops?

Do you not know any rich people? I know a lot. People with 50+ million. Not one of them uses rent a cops. Of course the “hit” most likely wasn’t on the security guard. I think it was something to do with the resident. Who is clearly shady and not very wealth by DC standards.