The Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office released a composite sketch of a suspect who allegedly made threatening statements toward juveniles on Jan. 22.
The incident involved five juveniles, all either 13- or 14-years old. The group was in the Ashburn Shopping Plaza around 9:15 p.m. when they observed a white vehicle speeding into the parking lot, the Sheriff’s Office said.
One of the juveniles yelled toward the driver, who then threatened them, the Sheriff’s Office say. The suspect was described as a Hispanic male in his early 20s with short, black hair. The vehicle left the scene and headed toward Ashburn Village Boulevard.
If you have any information regarding this case or the possible identity of the suspect, contact Investigator W. Promisel of the Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigations Division at 703-777-0475.
don’t worry, blind people will welcome them with open arms in loudoun county.
then wonder why the place turned into a trash heap.
look at sterling.
“The suspect was described as a Hispanic male “
Imagine that. Another illegal alien causing trouble in America. Instead of deporting these people back to Mexico, we should deport them, to liberal US states. Let them suffer the consequences of their leftist politics.
yeah, get run over by this guy. what do you think the odds are he has insurance?
Rick
Yeah heaven forbid pedestrians get angry at people acting foolish with cars near them. I yell at bad drivers all the time not because I want to police anyone but because I don’t want to be run over by morons who act like 5 year olds.
The kids are probably bigger scumbags than this guy. Some loudmouth decided to be mr. traffic cop and then got faced down in front of his friends.
Then ran off to the cops, squealing all the way home. LOL.
“white vehicle speeding into the parking lot”
It’s always about color.
shocker.
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