Rodent Feces In Restaurant | Scalise Back In ICU | Arlington Bomb Threat | Paintball Wars: News Nearby

There was plenty of news across Virginia and Washington, DC, on Thursday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here’s a roundup of some of the top stories from the past 24 hours.

• Chinese Food Stolen By Mob Of Teens In NW DC: Report
• Rep. Steve Scalise Back In ICU With Infection, Condition Serious
• True Religion To Close Tysons Corner Store

Man Arrested In 'Offer-Up' Armed Robbery: Police

DC Police report they have arrested an 18-year-old Northeast man accused of armed robbery and an attempted armed robbery. Police say Everett Lewis met his victims through the popular website and app "Offer-Up," which is used to sell personal property.

Paintball Wars Erupt In DC Neighborhood (Video)

Video of a paintball battle involving dozens of people in Southeast D.C. is sparking a debate on whether it's good old-fashioned fun or illegal and dangerous, according to a report.
Plus the latest restaurant inspections from area facilities:

• Live Cockroaches: Greater Alexandria Restaurant Violations
• Warm Deli Meats: Vienna Restaurant Violations
• Warm Sour Cream: McLean Restaurant Violations
• Food On The Floor: Kingstowne Restaurant Violations
• Arlington Restaurant Violations: Roaches At Bar Louie
• Herndon Restaurant Violations: 5 Restaurants, 23 Violations In One Week
• Reston Restaurant Violations: Rodent Feces At McCormick and Schmick's

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• Movies Out This Weekend: 'Spider-Man: Homecoming' And 'A Ghost Story'
• Road Closures, Flooding, Outages Hit Burke
• Teen Girl Sexually Assaulted By Family Member In Woodbridge: Police
• Man Shot In Officer-Involved Shooting In Northwest DC (UPDATES)
• Bomb Threat At Arlington County Courthouse: Police
• Shots Fired In Reston, Man At Large: Police
• McAuliffe Won't Stop Execution Of Virginia Killer William Morva

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