Three Suspects Apprehended After Robbery at Tysons Corner Center, Brief Pursuit

Three Washington, D.C., residents were apprehended and charged with grand larceny after swiping merchandise from a store at Tysons Corner Center earlier this week, Fairfax County Police reported Friday.

An employee in loss prevention at the mall contacted Fairfax County Police on Thursday evening at approximately 9:20 p.m. reporting a suspect fled the mall with stolen goods.

After a lookout was given, the suspects and their getaway car were located on Interstate 495. When authorities tracked down the car on 495 and signaled for it to pull over, it instead sped away. After “a brief pursuit,” the car was stopped and the three suspects were arrested.

Adoshia Robinson, 26, and Steven Wright, 49, were charged with grand larceny. Delonta Tyreck Irving, 26, the driver, was charged with grand larceny, driving without a license and speed to elude.

Take a look at the rest of Friday’s FCPD Daily Police Blotter from the McLean district:

LARCENIES:

• 7300 block of Lee Highway, tools from vehicle.

• 1700 block of Tysons Boulevard, metals from construction site.

STOLEN VEHICLES:

• 6900 block of Chestnut Avenue, 2002 Honda Accord.

• 7700 block of New Providence Drive, 2008 Yamaha R6S motorcycle.