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Police identify man fatally stabbed in Fairfax Police identify man fatally stabbed in Fairfax
(about 7 hours later)
Fairfax County homicide detectives are looking into the death of a man who was found unconscious Friday night with a stab wound. A man died after being found unconscious Friday night in Fairfax County with a stab wound to his leg, the county police said.
Police identified the man as William G. Martines-Palma, 29, of Celtic Drive. They identified the man as William G. Martines-Palma, 29, of Celtic Drive.
Officers were called around 8 p.m. Friday to the 5100 block of Celtic Drive, where Martines-Palma was found bleeding from a stab wound to his leg. Police said officers were called about 8 p.m. to the 5100 block of Celtic, where the man was found.
Police are asking anyone with information to call 866-411-TIPS.Police are asking anyone with information to call 866-411-TIPS.
Keith Alexander — Keith Alexander
A woman was robbed Saturday in the laundry room of her Southwest Washington apartment complex near the Washington Channel, D.C. police said.
The woman was approached by a robber who hit her with a metal folding chair before grabbing her purse and cellphone, and fleeing, the police said.
— Martin Weil
Thefts from autos occur frequently and are notoriously difficult to stop or solve, police say.
However, in the Capitol Hill-H Street corridor area Wednesday night, a citizen saw such a theft and gave a description of the alleged thief and an accomplice that police described as “fantastic.”
The theft occurred in the 700 block off 11th Street NE shortly before midnight. Police said in an online posting that they made two arrests, based on information from the citizen, whom they praised for a “wonderful job.”
— Martin Weil