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Police Say 2 Teens Fired Into Homes
Shootings Linked to Gang Ouster

By Candace Rondeaux
Washington Post Staff Writer
Wednesday, August 2, 2006; Page B02

Two Sterling teenagers were charged yesterday with firing more than 30 shots into five homes in Sterling Park last month, critically injuring a man asleep in his bedroom and damaging property, officials said.

Investigators believe that the two 16-year-olds targeted the homes during a 30-minute shooting spree in eastern Loudoun County in retaliation for being kicked out of a gang, Sheriff Stephen O. Simpson said at a news conference to announce the arrests.

The pair were charged with malicious wounding, five counts of firing a missile into an occupied dwelling, five counts of reckless use of a firearm, using a firearm during the commission of a felony, burglary, auto theft and arson, Simpson said.

A third teenager was charged with helping the two 16-year-olds break into a Sterling home and steal two weapons, which authorities believe were used in the shooting, Simpson said. The teenager was not charged with being directly involved in the shootings.

It was not clear what gang the teenagers might have been affiliated with, Simpson said. The youths were not identified because they were charged as juveniles.

The July 19 shootings spanned a two-mile stretch of the largely working-class neighborhood. Shots were first fired about 1:15 a.m. at a townhouse on Coventry Square. Bullets pierced the front of the home, critically injuring a 47-year-old man. He was listed in critical but stable condition yesterday at Washington Hospital Center, authorities said.

The shooters struck again about 1:30 a.m., hitting the front of a ranch house on North Argonne Avenue, officials said. Homes on Margate and Holborn courts were also targeted. In all, seven homes were damaged by gunfire, but the boys were charged with shooting at only five of them because investigators believe two were struck by stray bullets.

Investigators recovered the guns used in the shootings, but Simpson declined to specify the type of weapons. According to search warrants recently issued for several Sterling Park homes in and near the targeted areas, investigators were looking for a shotgun and a second unidentified weapon.

The shooting suspects were also charged in the theft of a 1997 Toyota Corolla that was set ablaze on Route 7 shortly after the shootings. The car was stolen from North Amelia Street and was last seen at 10 o'clock the night before the spree.

Loudoun Commonwealth's Attorney James E. Plowman said the suspects were charged as juveniles, but he said the crimes were serious enough that they may be tried as adults.

The teens are being held at the Loudoun juvenile detention center.
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Teenagers. It was fucking teenagers who did it. What the fuck is our world coming to?

Darn it, I don't need my gun after all, the Police can protect me. Interesting that the teens targeted a home with guns to get the weapons.

Where's the attempted murder charge?

Walker Wrote:
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> Darn it, I don't need my gun after all, the Police
> can protect me. Interesting that the teens
> targeted a home with guns to get the weapons.

Well, where would you go to steal someone's weapons? Food Lion?


Lurker Wrote:
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> Where's the attempted murder charge?


Probably pending and it just hasn't been announced yet. If they can prove that they intended to murder the critically wounded individual, then it's attempted murder. If they fess up that the shooting of that individual was an accident, then the charge they can face is malicious wounding.

I wish I knew who was on that case and did such a great job. GIVE THOSE COPS A RAISE!

Those pigs dont need a fucking raise they need a lay off, it was a couple a teens which probably mouthed off to their friends about it or made a stupid mistake which led to their easy arrest.

JackAss!!

Kids are so stupid. They do somthig illegal and tell everyone by phone, myspace, aim, and email. all of those can be traced SO easily.

KeepOnTruckin Wrote:
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> Kids are so stupid. They do somthig illegal and
> tell everyone by phone, myspace, aim, and email.
> all of those can be traced SO easily.


i agree... we should execute all kids. i fucking hate them all.


"the wisdom of the wise will perish, the intelligence of the intelligent will vanish."

Then why didn't your parents they kill you?

gravisabitch Wrote:
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> Then why didn't your parents they kill you?


Because he understands the proper use of grammar.

chents

fucking chents, pues voz..ha ha ha dam fucking salavdorans

Getting the electric chair next week!

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Phil Wrote:
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> http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/artic
> le/2006/08/01/AR2006080101325.html
>
> Article can also be found on page 2 of the
> Washington Post Metro Section.
>
> In case you have to register to see the article
> and don't want to do that, here's the article
> copied and pasted:
>
> ------------------------------
> Police Say 2 Teens Fired Into Homes
> Shootings Linked to Gang Ouster
>
> By Candace Rondeaux
> Washington Post Staff Writer
> Wednesday, August 2, 2006; Page B02
>
> Two Sterling teenagers were charged yesterday with
> firing more than 30 shots into five homes in
> Sterling Park last month, critically injuring a
> man asleep in his bedroom and damaging property,
> officials said.
>
> Investigators believe that the two 16-year-olds
> targeted the homes during a 30-minute shooting
> spree in eastern Loudoun County in retaliation for
> being kicked out of a gang, Sheriff Stephen O.
> Simpson said at a news conference to announce the
> arrests.
>
> The pair were charged with malicious wounding,
> five counts of firing a missile into an occupied
> dwelling, five counts of reckless use of a
> firearm, using a firearm during the commission of
> a felony, burglary, auto theft and arson, Simpson
> said.
>
> A third teenager was charged with helping the two
> 16-year-olds break into a Sterling home and steal
> two weapons, which authorities believe were used
> in the shooting, Simpson said. The teenager was
> not charged with being directly involved in the
> shootings.
>
> It was not clear what gang the teenagers might
> have been affiliated with, Simpson said. The
> youths were not identified because they were
> charged as juveniles.
>
> The July 19 shootings spanned a two-mile stretch
> of the largely working-class neighborhood. Shots
> were first fired about 1:15 a.m. at a townhouse on
> Coventry Square. Bullets pierced the front of the
> home, critically injuring a 47-year-old man. He
> was listed in critical but stable condition
> yesterday at Washington Hospital Center,
> authorities said.
>
> The shooters struck again about 1:30 a.m., hitting
> the front of a ranch house on North Argonne
> Avenue, officials said. Homes on Margate and
> Holborn courts were also targeted. In all, seven
> homes were damaged by gunfire, but the boys were
> charged with shooting at only five of them because
> investigators believe two were struck by stray
> bullets.
>
> Investigators recovered the guns used in the
> shootings, but Simpson declined to specify the
> type of weapons. According to search warrants
> recently issued for several Sterling Park homes in
> and near the targeted areas, investigators were
> looking for a shotgun and a second unidentified
> weapon.
>
> The shooting suspects were also charged in the
> theft of a 1997 Toyota Corolla that was set ablaze
> on Route 7 shortly after the shootings. The car
> was stolen from North Amelia Street and was last
> seen at 10 o'clock the night before the spree.
>
> Loudoun Commonwealth's Attorney James E. Plowman
> said the suspects were charged as juveniles, but
> he said the crimes were serious enough that they
> may be tried as adults.
>
> The teens are being held at the Loudoun juvenile
> detention center.
> ------------------------------
>
> Teenagers. It was fucking teenagers who did it.
> What the fuck is our world coming to?

i disagree they are too young for the death penalty

1 vote for death penalty HERE

Lurker Wrote:
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> Where's the attempted murder charge?

multiple attempted murder charges:

* 7 shot, out of a possible many more

* intentful destruction of vehicle and fire that could have spread to kill more people

* gang affiliation

* apparent feel that this will help their status and they can't do much time

all lead to a death penalty to show people in Sterling what is real