Toyota & Goodyear Tire



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 04/22/2011 06:43PM by 6X.

Thank you for the latest scanner update. "Toyota and Goodyear Tire" is a very substantial first post.

eesh Wrote:
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> Thank you for the latest scanner update. "Toyota
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Started at the bus stop. Dude has a cut from a knife on his head. Suspect ( white male 40's ) was walking N. on Backlick Rd. with knife shot by police.

guy was shot

RICHARD Wrote:
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> guy was shot


Yeah, Sounds like he's dead.

Wormwood.

Don't bring knives to gunfights.

ObligatoryReporting Wrote:
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> Wormwood.

Worm food, fucktard.

Wormwood is what the iPhone autocorrects "wormfood" as. Take it easy, Internet tough guy.

Any updates? I just left Toyota, 10 minutes earlier.

worms rejoice tonight in FFX!

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"...your suffering will be legendary even in Hell!"

Pinhead the Cenobite Wrote:
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> worms rejoice tonight in FFX!


Plus with all of the rain, the worms will be coming to the surface. Good thing they have a meal waiting for them.

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Warhawk Wrote:
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> Plus with all of the rain, the worms will be
> coming to the surface. Good thing they have a
> meal waiting for them.


Unless they use an iPhone as a GPS...then all they get is wormwood.

40yr old white male walking down backlick rd with knife = LOSER.

If you cant make your way in the world as a 40yr old caucasian male, you LOSE.

darn white ppl causing trouble - bringing down Annandale

LoLz

"The deceased man is Joseph Anthony Craft, 49, of Springfield. Craft was seen in front of Springfield Toyota, at 6570 Amherst Avenue. According to police, he matched the description of a man believed responsible for a stabbing at Virginia Tire and Auto Store, at 6626 Backlick Road, a few blocks south on Backlick Road, around 5:30 p.m."

http://kingstowne.patch.com/articles/police-identify-man-shot-by-police-officer-officer-placed-on-leave

Give that Police man a Medal. Give him a vacation in the Bahamas, And when he returns to work give him MORE bullets for his gun. Thank you officer for trying to keep our streets safe..

http://kingstowne.patch.com/articles/man-shot-by-police-lived-in-home-for-the-mentally-ill

"Croft lived in a house in the 7000 block of Calamo Street, just blocks away from the car dealership and the tire store. That building is owned by Pathway Homes, a charity that provides homes for the mentally ill, according to Fairfax County property records."


http://kingstowne.patch.com/articles/man-shot-by-police-lived-in-home-for-the-mentally-ill

Man Shot By Police Identified, Officer Placed on Leave
Joseph Anthony Croft, 49, lived in Springfield, just blocks away from the shooting and stabbing
By Will Sommer
http://kingstowne.patch.com/articles/police-identify-man-shot-by-police-officer-officer-placed-on-leave

Fairfax County police have released the name of the man shot and killed by an FCPD officer Friday afternoon. More details have also been provided about the officer involved in the shooting.

The deceased man is Joseph Anthony Croft, 49, of Springfield. Croft was seen in front of Springfield Toyota, at 6570 Amherst Avenue. According to police, he matched the description of a man believed responsible for a stabbing at Virginia Tire and Auto Store, at 6626 Backlick Road, a few blocks south on Backlick Road, around 5:30 p.m.

According to an FCPD press release, when an officer responding to the stabbing challenged Croft, he displayed a weapon and approached the officer, who fired his gun, killing Croft.

Police have not identified Croft as the man they believe was responsible for the stabbing, although they have said Croft matched a description of the assailant.

"Let me put it this way," FCPD Lieutenant David M. Smith said. "I'm not looking for anybody else."

Croft lived on the 7000 block of Calamo Street in Springfield, which is about a block north of Virginia Tire & Auto and a little south of the Toyota dealership.

Gabe Guarino, a manager at the Virginia Tire and Auto store who told Kingstowne Patch he witnessed the shooting, said he saw the man who was shot charging an officer with a knife. Minutes earlier, Guarino said, the man had been in the tire store, waving a gun and demanding to know where another man who had entered the store with a stab wound was.

The stabbing victim was transported to a nearby hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

The officer involved in the shooting is a 15-year veteran of FCPD, according to the press release. The officer did not suffer any injuries in the incident. Police have begun an investigation into the shooting, and the officer has been placed on what police describe as routine administrative leave.

Update: This article has been updated with the information that police describe the administrative leave as "routine."

Correction: The deceased man's name is Joseph Anthony Croft. Police initially said the deceased man's name was Joseph Anthony Craft, and that error was reflected in the article. We regret the error.

Police did not have to shoot Guy 0 = i saw the whole thing

guy was wrong but could have shot in leg or Arm not Head and Chest -0 Blame it on the DA - he allows it beacuse he smoke Crack - Purchase by Micheal K Metelis

M&M Wrote:
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> guy was wrong but could have shot in leg or Arm not Head and Chest

You always shoot to kill, and you'll be damn lucky if you hit the guy at all. The police cannot shoot someone in the leg, and certainly not the arm! That only happens on TV shows and is a fantasy.

Once a gun comes out, it's always a matter of killing.

Soudns like the cop did the right thing. I know people that work in that area and I'm glad they don't have to worry about some armed loony running around.

The police officer did the right thing. They are putting there life on the line and protecting other citizens in this community from this whack job. Thank you to all the officers that serve our community and protect us.