Police Arrest Suspect after DNA Hit
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News Release: 12/102/0178/sb/(2)
April 11, 2012



UPDATE: Police Arrest Suspect after DNA Hit

Bernell Gripper

Mount Vernon Police District – Police arrested a 45-year-old man in connection with a burglary of an 82-year-old woman’s home in February 2012. After receiving information of a DNA hit, officers responded to the home of Bernell Gripper, 8111 Pine Lake Court, Alexandria around 11:30 a.m. on Wednesday, April 11. Gripper was charged with abduction, robbery, burglary, and disabling a telephone line to prevent help.

He was transported to the Fairfax County Adult Detention Center where he is being held without bond.



Police Investigate Burglary in the Alexandria Area


Mount Vernon Police District – Police are investigating a reported burglary of an 82-year-old woman’s home that occurred around 9:30 p.m. on Sunday, February 19, in the 8000 block of Russell Road. The woman was sitting in her bed watching television when her bedroom window was smashed out. As the woman went to the window she was surprised to find a man crawling inside.

The suspect grabbed the woman and forced her into another room. He demanded money and the victim complied. The suspect disabled the home telephone and took a cell phone, along with the victim’s car keys. The suspect fled in the victim’s car, a 1989 gray Pontiac Firebird. Police recovered the car on the evening of Wednesday, February 22, in the Beacon Hill area. The victim did not require medical treatment.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Crime Solvers by phone at 1-866-411-TIPS/8477, e-mail at www.fairfaxcrimesolvers.org or text “TIP187” plus your message to CRIMES/274637 or call Fairfax County Police at 703-691-2131.

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imagine that...

Apparently Bernell acknowledged National Hoodie Day.

I wonder what he was acknowledging when he decided to rough up and rob an 85 year old woman.

For that act, my man should have had a bone in his nose, a grass skirt on, and his trusty spear handy.

Racists always make it about race.

I wonder where the DNA had been left in the victim's house - broken glass with blood?

I think Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson should immediately represent this man, the injustice is intolerable

I propose we raise taxes for anyone wearing a hoodie anywhere in the DC Metro area! Justice is fat and balding!
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Olde Farte, II Wrote:
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> I wonder where the DNA had been left in the
> victim's house - broken glass with blood?


Good ? but I would like to know what he did to have his DNA in the system?

BEH Wrote:
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> Apparently Bernell acknowledged National Hoodie
> Day.






LOL

imagine if the lady was armed when he was climbing in the window. blast blast! lol

LoL, dont you know Virginia collects DNA samples for all who are convicted of Class 1, 2 Misdemeanors, and all Felonies. And once ur DNA is in the DATABASE, any state could do a search and find it. I think NY just passed a law to collect DNA samples for ANYONE ARRESTED regardless of what crime. It will soon be here too. When i was in Arlington Jail, they were introducing IRIS scans for inmates, after retarded deputies that work in booking mistakenly released the wrong inmate.

Military background or high level clearances, you'll have everything in the system. Mine is for that very reason (not for reasons such as the low life trash that spent time behind bars posting above me).