Sully District Police Report: Officers Shoot, Kill Armed Suspect on Kendra Way

For the week ending on July 27, there was one major incident, 10 larcenies and one vehicle theft included in the Sully District Activity Report.  

Major Incident 

• *OFFICER-INVOLVED SHOOTING: Police are investigating . Dispatchers received two phone calls at about 1:35 a.m. reporting a disturbance inside a home in the 6100 block of Kendra Way. One phone call came from an adult female inside the residence, the second from a neighbor. When officers arrived they located an armed man clearly visible inside the garage. The officers took cover as the man approached them with a shotgun. They ordered the man to stop and drop his weapon; he refused to comply with their commands. The officers subsequently shot the man. They immediately began to provide first aid until fire and rescue personnel arrived. Ricardo Leon, 34, of 6165 Kendra Way, was pronounced dead at the scene. Four officers involved in the shooting have been placed on routine administrative leave. This investigation is ongoing. 

Larcenies 

• 6700 block of Cedar View Court: Watch stolen from residence
• 5900 block of Fort Drive: GPS stolen from vehicle
• 5900 block of Fort Drive: GPS stolen from vehicle
• 13800 block of Laura Ratcliff Court: iPod, stereo amplifier, subwoofer and wallet stolen from vehicle
• 13700 block of Little Rocky Run Circle: Bicycle stolen from business
• 5600 block of Rocky Run Drive: Cash stolen from residence
• 5700 block of Rocky Run Drive: Tools stolen from vehicle
• 14000 block of Rose Lodge Place: Jewelry stolen from residence
• 14900 block of Rydell Road: Immigration documents stolen from residence
• Intersection of Singletons Way and George Baylor Drive: Tools stolen from vehicle 

Vehicle Theft 

• Intersection of Old Centreville Road and Franklin Fox Drive: Trailer 

Editor’s Note: This information was obtained from the Activity Report provided by Fairfax County Police Department’s Public Information Office (PIO). The incidents included are at the discretion of the PIO and are not to be considered all-inclusive.