Dealership Employee Steals Car, Crashes It in Fairfax: Police

FAIRFAX, VA — A employee of Farrish Subaru, 10407 Fairfax Boulevard, is wanted for taking a vehicle from the dealership Saturday without authorization and then getting into a crash.

The employee was charged with unauthorized use, and warrant service is pending.

Shortly before 12:30 p.m., a manager told police an employee drove a 2017 Subaru Forrester off the lot without permission, and then was involved in a crash.

Also in Monday's Fairfax Police crime report:

Incident / Case #…
Larceny
17-03442
9580 Main Street / Hogan & Sons Tire and Auto – On March 3 at 10:09 AM the victim reported that sometime between 5:00 AM and 6:15 AM unknown person(s) had stolen a bag of employee uniforms which he had left at the front entrance of the business.

DUI Arrest
17-03462
10376 Fairfax Boulevard / Parking Lot – On March 3 at 7:57 PM officers who responded to a report of a crash in the parking lot determined that the operator of the vehicle involved was intoxicated. Richard William Cutts, 64, of 12116 Wedgeway Court, Fairfax, was transported to the Adult Detention Center where he was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol.

Shoplifting
17-03475
3910 University Drive / 7-Eleven – On March 4 at 12:49 AM an employee reported that an unknown male subject who was accompanied by two female subjects had taken several bottles of wine from the store and left the area in a vehicle.

Identity Theft

17-03495
4000 Block of Woodland Drive – On March 4 at 2:02 PM the resident reported that on February 28 unknown person(s) had used her identifying information to open a bank account in her name and attempted to make a large withdrawal from it.

Burglary
17-03503
10460 Fairfax Boulevard / Jim McKay Chevrolet Used Cars – On March 4 at 7:52 PM an employee reported that unknown person(s) had gained entry to the building through a window and taken keys to several vehicles. The Criminal Investigations Division is investigating the case.

Image via Farrish Subaru