Somebody told me they caught the serial burglar but I can't find anything? Any links?

No they caught the CEREAL burglar. FCPD just issued the PIO release

i want my lucky charms back

Finally caught that Cookie Crook.

There always after me lucky charms!!!

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hahaha eesh has almost 10,000 posts on this webpage. really?? get a fucking life. 10,000 posts though??? wow....you are either: asian, fat, a loser, a fat asian loser, or just really have no fucking life at all to comment on a social board with a bunch of high schoolers. wow.

cooler than you all Wrote:
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> eesh has almost 10,000 posts.

congrats eesh!

Fat, loser, fine. Why Asian?

cooler than you all Wrote:
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> hahaha eesh has almost 10,000 posts on this
> webpage. really?? get a fucking life. 10,000 posts
> though??? wow....you are either: asian, fat, a
> loser, a fat asian loser, or just really have no
> fucking life at all to comment on a social board
> with a bunch of high schoolers. wow.



Don't make the loser Asians angry!





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It was the RICE crispy gang

Hoocoodanode.

Lucky is my homeboy!

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"And if any women or children get their legs torn off, or faces caved in, well, it's tough shit for them." -2LT. Bert Stiles, 505th, 339th (On Berlin Bombardier Mission, 1944).

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http://voices.washingtonpost.com/crime-scene/tom-jackman/fairfax-police-serial-burglar.html#more

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> http://voices.washingtonpost.com/crime-scene/tom-j
> ackman/fairfax-police-serial-burglar.html#more

From the article...

two counts of malicious destruction of property under $500, two counts of theft between $1,000 and $10,000, two counts of rogue and vagabond...

What the fuck is that?!

Chuck, do your research and prepare one of your faggy little legal reports for us.

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13 4826 0948 82695 25847. Yes.

Surprise he's black!! And from PG County!

Let FFX Underground race wars commence.

Brad K. Edmonds, 34 of Oxon Hill MD

"EDMONDS ","BRAD ","K","030"," 1406","18TH SE ","PL","WASHINGTON ","DC","11/28/2006","OTHER ARREST-MISCELLANEOUS



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His name is....Brad?

And he lives in Oxon Hill.

http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/police/news-releases/2010/111910burgarrest.htm

they caught him:

"http://voices.washingtonpost.com/crime-scene/tom-jackman/fairfax-police-serial-burglar.html?wpisrc=nl_crimealert"

I love that last line from FCPD's press release

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Although an arrest has been made, residents should continue to secure their homes and vehicles and remain alert for suspicious activity in their neighborhoods.

I really have no sympathy who leave their homes unsecured and then get hamburgled.

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>His name is....Brad?

>And he lives in Oxon Hill.

Yeah, it's short for Bradquan.

From the news release:

"Task force detectives were working with Montgomery County Police when officers from that department observed the suspect commit a criminal offense in the Potomac area"

This sounds to me like the FCPD chased the guy for months with out catching him, and Montgomery County Police were able to catch him during a donut break... with out even letting their coffee get cold. FCPD even admits to focusing their Elite Burglary Task Force for an extensive investigation into this guy. They should be ashamed that all it took was some vigilant street cops to seal the case.

Interestingly enough, a week ago I heard about FCPD catching a black guy who walked into two separate homes within 24 hours, and when he was caught by the homeowners, he played it off like he didn't know where he was (He insisted that he was in his very own home, and then promptly walked back out). He walked around on the street handing out papers to people, which seemed like a BS ruse to scope out areas. The one homeowner pressed charges, but I don't know if he was released or what.

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"And if any women or children get their legs torn off, or faces caved in, well, it's tough shit for them." -2LT. Bert Stiles, 505th, 339th (On Berlin Bombardier Mission, 1944).

<<<< "Nighttime burglaries of occupied homes present heightened risk for the safety of the public and propelled this investigation into very high priority operations for the Fairfax County Police Department,†said Colonel David Rohrer, Fairfax County Chief of Police. “I commend our patrol officers and detectives for their dedication to the sustained long hours of work these cases required. I am also grateful to our policing partners, particularly the Montgomery County Police Department, for their collaboration, and to our communities for their patience, cooperation, and support during this investigation." >>>>

Shouldn't that read: I am also grateful to our policing partners, particularly the Montgomery County Police Department, for SOLVING THE CASE, and to our communities for their patience, cooperation, and support during this investigation.

Montgomery Police solve the case...BRAVO

Glad they got this dirtbag off the street.

"This sounds to me like the FCPD chased the guy for months with out catching him, and Montgomery County Police were able to catch him during a donut break... with out even letting their coffee get cold. FCPD even admits to focusing their Elite Burglary Task Force for an extensive investigation into this guy. They should be ashamed that all it took was some vigilant street cops to seal the case."

Well if you read the WaPo article today, it sounds more like he was stopped in McLean by FFX officers and then they followed him in conjunction with MoCo.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/11/19/AR2010111907433.html

Then, at 4 a.m. one day last week, they encountered Brad K. Edmonds. Police say it was the break they needed.

A McLean resident had called police to report an unfamiliar car parked on the street. An officer followed the blue Oldsmobile Intrigue, pulled it over on a traffic infraction and asked the driver - dressed all in black - what he was doing, according to court records. Visiting a friend off West Ox Road, he replied.

West Ox Road was about 15 miles away. The driver allowed a search of his car, and police found tools used in burglaries and papers with handwritten addresses, which were near some of the burglaries, police said in court documents. The officer took down the information from Edmonds and let him go.

But a Fairfax police task force began following Edmonds, and after officers in Montgomery County watched him break into two vehicles in Potomac early Wednesday, Edmonds was arrested, police said.

But by all means, don't let facts get in the way of a good old-fashioned bitchfest on the FCPD. Give credit where credit is due, they found a needle in a haystack.

Fatty McButterpants Wrote:
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> "This sounds to me like the FCPD chased the guy
> for months with out catching him, and Montgomery
> County Police were able to catch him during a
> donut break... with out even letting their coffee
> get cold. FCPD even admits to focusing their Elite
> Burglary Task Force for an extensive investigation
> into this guy. They should be ashamed that all it
> took was some vigilant street cops to seal the
> case."
>
> Well if you read the WaPo article today, it sounds
> more like he was stopped in McLean by FFX
> officers and then they followed him in conjunction
> with MoCo.
>
> http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/artic
> le/2010/11/19/AR2010111907433.html
>
> Then, at 4 a.m. one day last week, they
> encountered Brad K. Edmonds. Police say it was the
> break they needed.
>
> A McLean resident had called police to report an
> unfamiliar car parked on the street. An officer
> followed the blue Oldsmobile Intrigue, pulled it
> over on a traffic infraction and asked the driver
> - dressed all in black - what he was doing,
> according to court records. Visiting a friend off
> West Ox Road, he replied.
>
> West Ox Road was about 15 miles away. The driver
> allowed a search of his car, and police found
> tools used in burglaries and papers with
> handwritten addresses, which were near some of the
> burglaries, police said in court documents. The
> officer took down the information from Edmonds and
> let him go.
>
> But a Fairfax police task force began following
> Edmonds, and after officers in Montgomery County
> watched him break into two vehicles in Potomac
> early Wednesday, Edmonds was arrested, police
> said.
>
> But by all means, don't let facts get in the way
> of a good old-fashioned bitchfest on the FCPD.
> Give credit where credit is due, they found a
> needle in a haystack.

Great police work for FCPD and MCPD! B. Edmonds apparently visited my neighborhood a couple of times.

A rational person would've realized the police were on to him after the traffic stop in McLean with no arrest, but Mr. Edmonds kept up his criminal activity. A possible drug problem?

LOL. Was there ever any doubt that this douchebag was from Maryland? I think not.

Check out the big brain on Brad
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