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Fugitive Ex-Con Killed By Fairfax County Officers At Springfield Mall: Police Fugitive Ex-Con Killed By Fairfax County Officers At Springfield Mall: Police
Fugitive Ex-Con Killed By Fairfax County Officers At Springfield Mall: Police A 37-year-old ex-con wanted on a warrant was shot and killed by Fairfax County officers on Thursday, June 30, at a Springfield shopping center, authorities said. Officials did not release the man's name until they notified his next of kin, but said he was "well known" to police in the area having been convicted of "many, many felonies," Fairfax County Police Chief Kevin Davis said Thursday night.  Three uniformed officers confronted the man in the parking lot of the Springfield Mall around 4:30 p.m.  Police have tracked the man all week to arrest him on outstanding char…

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by Josh Lanier
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Virginia 'Throuple' Murder-Suicide Stuns Loved Ones Virginia 'Throuple' Murder-Suicide Stuns Loved Ones
Virginia 'Throuple' Murder-Suicide Stuns Loved Ones "To every one. To all my friends. I love you. I need to go." That was the cryptic note that 26-year-old Jose Gale Aliaga posted to Facebook before police say he killed two women and then turned the gun on himself in their shared Fairfax apartment earlier this week. Social media posts seem to imply that Aliaga, Angelica McIntosh, 26, and Anne Lollar, 31, were involved in a polyamorous relationship. The three had agreed to a suicide pact before police found their bodies with gunshot wounds in a locked bedroom of a shared Mazarin Place apartment in Fairfax on Tuesday, June 7, police said.  I…

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by Josh Lanier
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Three People Found Dead Locked Inside Fairfax Apartment: Police Three People Found Dead Locked Inside Fairfax Apartment: Police
Three People Found Dead Locked Inside Fairfax Apartment: Police A man and two women were found dead and barricaded inside an apartment in Fairfax County on Tuesday morning, June 7. They all appeared to be shot to death, authorities said. A parent of one of the victims called police on Tuesday morning to request a welfare check at the Camden Fair Lakes apartments on Mazarin Place in Fairfax. When officers arrived, a roommate let them inside, but they couldn't get inside the back bedroom, said Fairfax County Police Executive Deputy Chief Brian Reilly.  Police called the Fairfax County fire department who used a ladder truck to look inside a window. That'…

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by Josh Lanier