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'Star Trek' actor speaks on Reston Muslim rant | Virginia reaction to FBI firing | 7-year-old Ross theft suspect | Dominion Power scam alert

Expired food, food on the floor and rodent droppings earned some NoVa restaurants poor marks on recent inspections. Plus, "Star Trek" actor George Takei weighs in on a Reston woman's anti-Muslim rant and a 7-year-old is taken along on a shoplifting spree. Here are the top local news stories worth reading and talking and knowing about on Wednesday, May 10, as pulled from our Virginia and Washington, D.C., Patch sites.
- Rodent Droppings and More Restaurant Violations in Old Town Alexandria
- Food Storage Near Floor and More Restaurant Violations in Vienna
Child Accompanies Ross Store Thief: Fairfax Police
Employees at the Ross department store told Fairfax Police that a man, accompanied by a 7-year-old girl, apparently attempted to steal items from the business. They then attempted to return several items for refunds. An investigation found the merchandise alarm tags had been cut off.
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George Takei Weighs in on Anti-Muslim Tirade by Woman in Reston
The shocking viral video of a woman at a Reston Trader Joe's making bigoted comments toward a Muslim woman has attracted the attention of George Takei, the outspoken star of Star Trek, who condemned the woman in a recent tweet.
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- Dominion High Threat: Student Charged in Sterling
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