Men arrested in Annandale after police pursuit
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| High [FCPS] |
A car evading police crashed into four cars before the driver was arrested on Little River Turnpike at Markham Street in Annandale at about 5:20 p.m. on Aug. 22, the Fairfax County Police Department reports.
The incident started when an officer tried to stop a car with illegal window tints. The car failed to stop and the driver struck four cars and drove through several yards. Officers decided to stop following the car due to the driver’s dangerous actions.
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| Cevora [FCPS] |
A short while later, the car crashed, and the driver and front-seat passenger ran away. Police officers, with the help of the FCPD helicopter and K9 unit, took both men into custody.
A person involved in one of the four crashes was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
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| Duffin [FCPD] |
Derrick High, 21, of Norfolk, was charged with eluding, five counts of hit and run, two counts of grand larceny, possession of marijuana, driving on a suspended license, and a registration violation. John Cevora, 21, of Norfolk, was charged with two counts of grand larceny and possession of marijuana, and an outstanding warrant was served.
On Aug. 21, Diallo Charles-Melvin Duffin, 22, of Annandale, was arrested and charged with attempted unlawful entry.
A resident of the 7400 block of Englewood Place in Annandale reported that a man tried to enter the home through a second-story balcony at about 7:30 a.m. The man ran away before officers arrived but was found later.
3 responses to “Men arrested in Annandale after police pursuit”
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What beauties, especially the one with the orange hair. After they get out of jail they will be living in the Baileys Homeless shelter, pick pocketing shoppers and drinking in the Penny Park.
Did this start at Markham? Because the accidents involving the 4 cars was at the intersection of Braddock and Lincolnia RD. It honestly seems weird to chase a car, in a traffic heavy area, for tinted windows. And, it is odd they aren't more specific about where the accidents occurred.
As far as I'm concerned, there are almost no circumstances where car chases are warranted, and even fewer where high-speed pursuit is acceptable. It just endangers the community.