Peeping Tom, Driver Displays Gun: Vienna Crime Report

VIENNA, VA — The latest weekly crime report for the Town of Vienna includes a peeping Tom incident and a case of a driver displaying a gun, according to Vienna Police.

The gun violation happened around 6:35 p.m. this past Sunday at Nutley Street SW and Courthouse Road SW. Police say a driver heading northbound on Nutley Street toward Courthouse Road saw another vehicle approaching from behind at a high speed. The driver reportedly yelled at the driver behind to slow down, and the latter displayed a gun.

Police say the driver with the gun placed it in his lap and threatened the other driver. The driver with the gun made a left turn onto Courthouse Road. Police searched the area but could not locate the driver.

Another incident reported to police was a peeping Tom around 12:02 a.m. Monday in the 1200 Block Cottage Street SW. According to police, a resident had noticed a person dressed as a ghost and wearing sunglasses standing outside her bedroom window for about five minutes. The resident alerted her parents, who were not able to locate the person.

Below are other Vienna Police incidents from the week of July 1 to July 7. Anyone with information about an incident can contact the police non-emergency number at 703-255-6366.

Petit Larceny 22-0006759
Popeyes
325 Maple Avenue, East
July 1 5:50 p.m.
A citizen advised that he was inside the restaurant picking up food when he observed a person near his vehicle in the parking lot. When the citizen returned to his car, he found that his wallet and AirPods had been stolen. The citizen then saw the individual drive past in another vehicle. He began to follow him, and the driver threw his wallet out the window before exiting the parking lot onto Branch Road. The citizen stated that nothing appeared to be missing from the wallet. This case is being investigated.

Grand Larceny 22-006824
Terra Christa
130 Church Street, NW
July 3 between 1:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m.
An employee reported that her wallet was stolen from the back office area of the store. The wallet contained various credit cards, gift cards, currency, and identification. The credit cards were used to make fraudulent purchases.