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Fort Hunt barricade situation ends once FCPD tases man; 2 children safe
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Date: April 17, 2017 10:24AM
http://wtop.com/fairfax-county/2017/04/fairfax-co-police-face-barricade-situation-in-fort-hunt/
6:21 pm, April 17, 2017
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A man is in custody and two children are safe after a barricade situation in Fort Hunt that lasted more than 17 hours, the Fairfax County police said.
Police said at about 1:20 p.m. Monday that the man had been taken into custody at his house on Thomas J. Stockton Parkway near Culpeper and Londonderry roads after they used a Taser on him, about 20 minutes after the children had left the house.
The situation began at about 8 p.m. Sunday, when a friend of the man called them, saying the man was having “a mental crisis.” Police came to the house, and while they were able to contact the men, he wouldn’t let them in.
The police later said that two children, who they believed were four and eight years old, were in the house with the man. They said they were concerned for the children’s welfare, though they added that the man hadn’t threatened the children.
Officers spoke with the man on the phone periodically throughout the morning, trying to get him to a hospital.
A little after 1 p.m., the police said, the children left the house and were taken into protective custody. The man continued to be uncooperative and went in and out of the house, and at one point an officer used a Taser on the man.
He was taken to a hospital for evaluation. No one else was hurt.
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http://wtop.com/fairfax-county/2017/04/fairfax-co-police-face-barricade-situation-in-fort-hunt/
10:19 am, April 17, 2017
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Fairfax County police are currently handling a barricade situation in the Fort Hunt area Monday morning.
Authorities said a man experiencing a mental crisis is refusing to answer the door of his home near Culpeper and Londonderry roads. Officers are trying to get him to a hospital.
Police confirmed there are two young children inside. No threats have been made, officials said.
Officers have been outside the home since 8 p.m. Sunday. They have spoken with the man on the phone periodically throughout the morning.
Edited 5 time(s). Last edit at 04/17/2017 06:24PM by Fox News.
6:21 pm, April 17, 2017
70°
A man is in custody and two children are safe after a barricade situation in Fort Hunt that lasted more than 17 hours, the Fairfax County police said.
Police said at about 1:20 p.m. Monday that the man had been taken into custody at his house on Thomas J. Stockton Parkway near Culpeper and Londonderry roads after they used a Taser on him, about 20 minutes after the children had left the house.
The situation began at about 8 p.m. Sunday, when a friend of the man called them, saying the man was having “a mental crisis.” Police came to the house, and while they were able to contact the men, he wouldn’t let them in.
The police later said that two children, who they believed were four and eight years old, were in the house with the man. They said they were concerned for the children’s welfare, though they added that the man hadn’t threatened the children.
Officers spoke with the man on the phone periodically throughout the morning, trying to get him to a hospital.
A little after 1 p.m., the police said, the children left the house and were taken into protective custody. The man continued to be uncooperative and went in and out of the house, and at one point an officer used a Taser on the man.
He was taken to a hospital for evaluation. No one else was hurt.
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http://wtop.com/fairfax-county/2017/04/fairfax-co-police-face-barricade-situation-in-fort-hunt/
10:19 am, April 17, 2017
73°
Fairfax County police are currently handling a barricade situation in the Fort Hunt area Monday morning.
Authorities said a man experiencing a mental crisis is refusing to answer the door of his home near Culpeper and Londonderry roads. Officers are trying to get him to a hospital.
Police confirmed there are two young children inside. No threats have been made, officials said.
Officers have been outside the home since 8 p.m. Sunday. They have spoken with the man on the phone periodically throughout the morning.
Edited 5 time(s). Last edit at 04/17/2017 06:24PM by Fox News.
Re: Man barricades himself inside Fort Hunt home with 2 children, police say
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Date: April 17, 2017 10:35AM
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A man experiencing a mental health crisis has barricaded himself in his home with two of his children, according to Fairfax County Police.
Police have blocked off areas around Culpeper and Londonderry roads on Monday as they tried to safely coax the man out, said Officer Tawny Wright, a spokeswoman for the department.
Officers responded to the man’s home around 8 p.m. Sunday after a friend who was talking on the phone with him became concerned he was experiencing a mental health crisis and called police, Wright said.
Officers attempted to take the man into custody for emergency psychiatric services, but the man refused to go with police and barricaded himself in the home, Wright said.
It is unclear whether the man had a weapon, but negotiators have spoken on the phone with the man periodically since Sunday night, Wright said.
With children involved, “it elevates the concern for us and causes us to approach things more delicately,” Wright said.
Wright would not disclose the ages of the children inside.
A man experiencing a mental health crisis has barricaded himself in his home with two of his children, according to Fairfax County Police.
Police have blocked off areas around Culpeper and Londonderry roads on Monday as they tried to safely coax the man out, said Officer Tawny Wright, a spokeswoman for the department.
Officers responded to the man’s home around 8 p.m. Sunday after a friend who was talking on the phone with him became concerned he was experiencing a mental health crisis and called police, Wright said.
Officers attempted to take the man into custody for emergency psychiatric services, but the man refused to go with police and barricaded himself in the home, Wright said.
It is unclear whether the man had a weapon, but negotiators have spoken on the phone with the man periodically since Sunday night, Wright said.
With children involved, “it elevates the concern for us and causes us to approach things more delicately,” Wright said.
Wright would not disclose the ages of the children inside.
Re: Barricade situation in Fort Hunt
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Date: April 17, 2017 10:36AM
Oh, boy.
Here they go again.
Anybody remember Sal Culosi and/or John Geer?
Here they go again.
Anybody remember Sal Culosi and/or John Geer?
Re: Man barricades himself inside Fort Hunt home with 2 children
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Date: April 17, 2017 10:39AM
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Date: April 17, 2017 10:40AM
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Date: April 17, 2017 10:42AM
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Date: April 17, 2017 10:43AM
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Date: April 17, 2017 10:44AM
Re: Man barricades himself inside Fort Hunt home with 2 children
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Date: April 17, 2017 10:45AM
This Justin Finch NBC 4 guy is well...a cock sucker....not lets get some snipers to take out the nut job in the house.
Re: Man barricades himself inside Fort Hunt home with 2 children
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Date: April 17, 2017 10:47AM
http://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/2-Children-Could-Be-Inside-Home-at-Center-of-Barricade-Situation-419593003.html
A man having a mental health crisis has barricaded himself inside his Fairfax County home for more than 12 hours, and police believe two children may be inside with him.
Officers were called to the 2600 block of Culpepper Road in the Alexandria section of the county at 8 p.m. Sunday for a welfare check.
Police have paperwork authorizing them to take the resident into custody for an evaluation, but the man refused to come out when they arrived.
Police say two children could be inside the home, and the man could be armed.
"We're trying to help. Just come out. We're not trying to hurt you. We're just trying to help," Fairfax County police spokeswoman Tawny Wright said.
A man having a mental health crisis has barricaded himself inside his Fairfax County home for more than 12 hours, and police believe two children may be inside with him.
Officers were called to the 2600 block of Culpepper Road in the Alexandria section of the county at 8 p.m. Sunday for a welfare check.
Police have paperwork authorizing them to take the resident into custody for an evaluation, but the man refused to come out when they arrived.
Police say two children could be inside the home, and the man could be armed.
"We're trying to help. Just come out. We're not trying to hurt you. We're just trying to help," Fairfax County police spokeswoman Tawny Wright said.
Re: Man barricades himself inside Fort Hunt home with 2 children
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Date: April 17, 2017 10:49AM
Re: Man barricades himself inside Fort Hunt home with 2 children
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Date: April 17, 2017 10:52AM
https://washington-informer.com/45647/fairfax-co-police-face-barricade-situation-in-fort-hunt/
Fairfax County police are currently handling a barricade situation in the Fort Hunt area Monday morning.
Authorities said a man experiencing a mental crisis is refusing to answer the door of his home near Culpeper and Londonderry roads. Officers are trying to get him to a hospital.
Police said they “heard there are two young children” inside, but have not been able to confirm the information. They said no threats have been made.
Officers have been outside the home since 8 p.m. Sunday.
Fairfax County police are currently handling a barricade situation in the Fort Hunt area Monday morning.
Authorities said a man experiencing a mental crisis is refusing to answer the door of his home near Culpeper and Londonderry roads. Officers are trying to get him to a hospital.
Police said they “heard there are two young children” inside, but have not been able to confirm the information. They said no threats have been made.
Officers have been outside the home since 8 p.m. Sunday.
Re: Man barricades himself inside Fort Hunt home with 2 children
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Date: April 17, 2017 10:56AM
http://wjla.com/news/local/police-man-barricades-himself-inside-fairfax-co-home-2-children-possibly-inside
Fairfax County Police remain on the scene of a barricade situation Monday morning after hours of negotiating with a man inside a home who may also have two children with him, authorities said.
According to Fairfax County Police, the barricade started sometime around 8 p.m. when they received a call form a friend saying a man was experiencing a mental crisis at a home on Culpeper Road.
Police say a negotiator is on the scene and they have been in contact with the man, but he has refused to come out of the house. An emergency custody order was also obtained but does not appear to be successful in recovering any possible children from inside the home at this time. Police say the man has not threatened to harm the children.
Police are encouraging neighbors to remain inside their homes.
Fairfax County Police remain on the scene of a barricade situation Monday morning after hours of negotiating with a man inside a home who may also have two children with him, authorities said.
According to Fairfax County Police, the barricade started sometime around 8 p.m. when they received a call form a friend saying a man was experiencing a mental crisis at a home on Culpeper Road.
Police say a negotiator is on the scene and they have been in contact with the man, but he has refused to come out of the house. An emergency custody order was also obtained but does not appear to be successful in recovering any possible children from inside the home at this time. Police say the man has not threatened to harm the children.
Police are encouraging neighbors to remain inside their homes.
Re: Man barricades himself inside Fort Hunt home with 2 children
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Date: April 17, 2017 11:02AM
is he white?
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Date: April 17, 2017 11:23AM
whiteee Wrote:
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> is he white?
I do not know. Do you?
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> is he white?
I do not know. Do you?
Re: Man barricades himself inside Fort Hunt home with 2 children , refuses to leave home
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Date: April 17, 2017 11:36AM
Re: Man barricades himself inside Fort Hunt home with 2 children , refuses to leave home
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Date: April 17, 2017 12:25PM
There are 18 replies to this thread, and 14 of the are from Fox News who posted the thread - Are you fucking nuts?
Re: Man barricades himself inside Fort Hunt home with 2 children , refuses to leave home
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Date: April 17, 2017 12:56PM
Fox News Wrote:
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Looks like he's got a pot of gold there at his house and the Leprechaun is making him nuts.
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> https://mobile.twitter.com/fairfaxpolice/status/85
> 3991007419027456
Looks like he's got a pot of gold there at his house and the Leprechaun is making him nuts.
Re: Man barricades himself inside Fort Hunt home with 2 children , refuses to leave home
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Date: April 17, 2017 01:00PM
maybe he's a Caps fan.
Re: Man barricades himself inside Fort Hunt home with 2 children , refuses to leave home
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Date: April 17, 2017 04:08PM
Fox News Replies to Himself Wrote:
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> There are 18 replies to this thread, and 14 of the
> are from Fox News who posted the thread - Are you
> fucking nuts?
FN is easily entertained by the internet. Too bad the sitter won't let him go out and play.
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> There are 18 replies to this thread, and 14 of the
> are from Fox News who posted the thread - Are you
> fucking nuts?
FN is easily entertained by the internet. Too bad the sitter won't let him go out and play.
Re: Man barricades himself inside Fort Hunt home with 2 children , refuses to leave home
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Date: April 17, 2017 04:57PM
The guy sent the kids out at 1 pm, and came out himself and got tased at 1:20. All safe.
Everyone waiting and watching for him to be shot went home.
FN will eventually post something.
Everyone waiting and watching for him to be shot went home.
FN will eventually post something.
Re: Man barricades himself inside Fort Hunt home with 2 children , refuses to leave home
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Date: April 17, 2017 05:33PM
A 17 hour standoff for a dude who didn't think he needed professional help. Why did they feel the need to taze him when he came out, was he combative?
Guess you can't have a bad day in your home without the police surrounding your home.
Bet you he'll be released after the 4 hour limit is reached and the professionals say he's not suicidal. The Police Chief there changed the SOP's for barricade situations, everything is a barricade situation.
The Chief is following the California west coast wacky liberal views of the proper ways to conduct police work.
Sometimes the police should just walk away...
What a shame for a once proud police department.
Guess you can't have a bad day in your home without the police surrounding your home.
Bet you he'll be released after the 4 hour limit is reached and the professionals say he's not suicidal. The Police Chief there changed the SOP's for barricade situations, everything is a barricade situation.
The Chief is following the California west coast wacky liberal views of the proper ways to conduct police work.
Sometimes the police should just walk away...
What a shame for a once proud police department.
Re: Man barricades himself inside Fort Hunt home with 2 children , refuses to leave home
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Date: April 17, 2017 06:25PM
More old news Wrote:
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> The guy sent the kids out at 1 pm, and came out
> himself and got tased at 1:20. All safe.
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> Everyone waiting and watching for him to be shot
> went home.
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> FN will eventually post something.
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> The guy sent the kids out at 1 pm, and came out
> himself and got tased at 1:20. All safe.
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> Everyone waiting and watching for him to be shot
> went home.
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> FN will eventually post something.
Updated
Re: Man barricades himself inside Fort Hunt home with 2 children
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FC.Housing Enforcement
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Date: April 17, 2017 07:09PM
whiteee Wrote:
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> is he white?
Whites only are permitted to live and own in that neighborhood. All others must reside in Gum Springs.
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> is he white?
Whites only are permitted to live and own in that neighborhood. All others must reside in Gum Springs.
Re: Fort Hunt barricade situation ends once FCPD tases man; 2 children safe
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Date: April 18, 2017 02:10AM
Neighbors knew the dude us mentally ill because he drives a Prius with a Ready For Hillary bumper sticker on it
Re: Man barricades himself inside Fort Hunt home with 2 children , refuses to leave home
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Date: May 19, 2017 11:46AM
Real Facts of Incident:
1. Police never obtained Search Warrant during Standoff. Police could not get search warrant thus could not legally enter the house.
2. House was not "Barricaded" the doors where simply locked.
3. Man evaluated by professionals, and released.
4. Man had reached custody agreement for his children weeks prior, spouse not happy she was given choice to go to custody trial or give man almost 50% Custody. Bottom line - Custody Battle large contributing factor to "standoff".
5. Man home schooled one of the children involved, because of developmental disabilities. Man also arranged for IEP so child could attend FFX County Public Schools.
6. Man was in fear that either his children or he would be shot and killed if they came out. Fairfax County PD does have a history of killing unarmed citizens in these types of scenarios.
7. Wife had accused man in the past of possessing or having access to weapons as a tactic to gain upper hand in divorce proceedings.
8. Man does not own weapons. When police finally got warrant (after man came out), the found no weapons.
9. CPS investigation - Children not hurt, threatened, or abused in any way.
10. Wife/Mother of children has history of making false allegation against man in an attempt to better position herself for divorce/custody.
11. Police talked to children via phone, children stated they did not want to come out.
12. Man had no legal obligation to come out of house. Man released children when he was certain they would not shoot them as they departed house.
13. Man TASERED Three Times. Twice in the genitals, and once in the chest.
14. BOTTOM LINE: LAWSUIT
1. Police never obtained Search Warrant during Standoff. Police could not get search warrant thus could not legally enter the house.
2. House was not "Barricaded" the doors where simply locked.
3. Man evaluated by professionals, and released.
4. Man had reached custody agreement for his children weeks prior, spouse not happy she was given choice to go to custody trial or give man almost 50% Custody. Bottom line - Custody Battle large contributing factor to "standoff".
5. Man home schooled one of the children involved, because of developmental disabilities. Man also arranged for IEP so child could attend FFX County Public Schools.
6. Man was in fear that either his children or he would be shot and killed if they came out. Fairfax County PD does have a history of killing unarmed citizens in these types of scenarios.
7. Wife had accused man in the past of possessing or having access to weapons as a tactic to gain upper hand in divorce proceedings.
8. Man does not own weapons. When police finally got warrant (after man came out), the found no weapons.
9. CPS investigation - Children not hurt, threatened, or abused in any way.
10. Wife/Mother of children has history of making false allegation against man in an attempt to better position herself for divorce/custody.
11. Police talked to children via phone, children stated they did not want to come out.
12. Man had no legal obligation to come out of house. Man released children when he was certain they would not shoot them as they departed house.
13. Man TASERED Three Times. Twice in the genitals, and once in the chest.
14. BOTTOM LINE: LAWSUIT