Black Friday Heist Leads To Car Crash In Springfield

SPRINGFIELD, VA—While Black Friday was a chaotic time inside the malls, one incident turned dangerous outside Springfield Town Center on Nov. 23.

It all started with four people fleeing the Victoria’s Secret with merchandise around 4:55 p.m., Fairfax County Police say. After escaping an employee, the four got into a gray Acura sedan and drove onto Loisdale Road. At one point the car reportedly crashed into another car.

The suspects' car apparently did not pull over for officers, but the suspects fled on foot before officers caught them. The person whose car had been hit went to the hospital with minor injuries.

Lakeisha Bell, 33, Nevada McLeod, 18 and Ashlee Perry, 19, of Baltimore and Mor’Shary Jackson, 23, of Gwynn Oak, Md. were charged with grand larceny, possession of burglarious tools, larceny with intent to sell and littering. Bell, the driver, was also charged with disregarding a police command to stop, felony hit and run and resisting arrest/obstructing justice.

Images from top left clockwise: Lakeisha Bell, Nevada McLeod, Ashlee Perry and Mor’Shary Jackson, via Fairfax County Police