Crime & Safety
Attempts To Hide Missing Girl Lead To Arrests In Kingstowne
The incident did not appear to be a kidnapping, but residents tried to hide the missing girl.

Two people are facing charges after attempting to stop police from finding a missing girl inside a Kingstowne home Saturday. It did not appear to be a kidnapping incident.
Officers were looking for the girl reported missing that day. Around 2:33 p.m., they responded to the 7500 block of Shirley Hunter Way, where residents denied the girl was inside. Police did spot her inside, resulting in a boy pushing one officer to keep him out.
The boy charged with assault on law enforcement and obstruction of justice and taken to the Fairfax County Juvenile Detention Center. Blanca Reyes Rubio, 40, of Springfield, was arrested and charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor and obstruction of justice.
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Other notable incidents reported in the Kingstowne area over the weekend include:
ROBBERY:5500 block of Cherokee Avenue (Springfield), 3/24/18, 3:25 p.m. A citizen called police and reported that a man stole his car at gunpoint. Fairfax 1 responded to the area and located the car heading into Prince George’s County. Fairfax 1 alerted Prince George’s County Police and they pursued the car. During the pursuit, officers lost sight of the car but Fairfax 1 was still following it. The suspect ended up crashing and ran away. Fairfax 1 gave commands from their loud speaker and the suspect gave up. Fairfax 1 landed and officers placed the suspect under arrest. 21 year old Nathan Stewart Brown of Maryland was charged with carjacking. Brown is currently being held in Prince George’s County awaiting extradition.
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BURGLARY: 5000 block of Avalon Place, 3/24/18, 9:30 p.m. A resident returned home to find damage to his front door. No property was taken.
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