13-year-old shot and killed during carjacking of federal officer in DC's Penn Quarter

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Washington D.C. refused to lock up this 13-year-old serial armed carjacker. Fortunately, a heroic law abiding gun owner shot and killed him.


13-year-old shot and killed during carjacking of federal officer in DC's Penn Quarter​


October 28, 2023

A 13-year-old boy died after he was shot during a carjacking in Northwest D.C. on Saturday, police say. The victim of the carjacking was described as an off-duty federal security officer.

Vernard Toney Jr., of Southeast D.C., was the child who died.

Toney was shot in the 600 block of D Street NW, near 7th Street, in the Penn Quarter area, the Metropolitan Police Department said. Officers responded at about 10:10 p.m. Toney was taken to a hospital in critical condition. In an update Sunday, police said he died of his injuries.


12-Year-Old Accused in String of DC Armed Carjackings​


May 5, 2023

A 12-year-old boy is charged in a string of armed carjackings in Southeast D.C., authorities say.

Not old enough to hold a driver's license, the boy was arrested and charged Thursday in connection to nine crimes over a six-week period in March and April. D.C. police say other people were involved in a number of the crimes.
Here’s what the Metropolitan Police Department says happened:

March 21, about 5 p.m.: The boy allegedly got out of a vehicle driven by someone else, approached someone in the 2300 block of Elvans Road SE and tried to take something from them. He assaulted the victim but did not take anything, police said.

April 16, about 10:30 p.m.: Multiple people approached someone getting into her vehicle in the 1700 block of Gainesville Street SE, brandished a handgun and ordered her to get out, police say. She complied and they took her vehicle.

April 17, about 6 p.m.: The boy got out of a sedan driven by someone else, approached someone getting out of their SUV in the 700 block of Seventh Street SE, brandished a handgun and demanded the keys, police say. The victim complied and the boy fled in the victim’s SUV as the other suspect fled in the sedan. A pet cat was in the stolen SUV, police said. The animal still has not been found.

April 20, about 11:45 p.m.: Multiple people approached someone who got out of their vehicle in the 2300 block of Pitts Place SE, brandished a handgun and demanded the keys, police say. The victim complied and the suspects tried to flee in the vehicle but were unable to. It was unclear why. They left on foot and then approached two other people in the same block. They showed a handgun, demanded property and fled in a stolen vehicle, police said.

April 21, about 10:15 p.m.: The boy got out of a vehicle driven by someone else and approached people sitting in a vehicle in the 2400 block of Pomeroy Road SE, police said. He brandished a handgun and demanded the vehicle. The victims got out and the boy took the vehicle as the other driver followed in the other vehicle.

April 24, about 8:20 p.m.: Multiple people approached victims in the 2300 block of Pomeroy Road SE, brandished a handgun and demanded a vehicle, police say. They fled without getting anything and then approached two other victims who were seated in a vehicle in the same block. They showed a gun again, demanded the keys and made off with the vehicle.

April 24, about 8:33 p.m.: Multiple people approached someone seated in their vehicle in the 1100 block of Eighth Street SE, showed a gun and demanded the keys. They made off with the vehicle.

April 25, about 2:10 p.m.: Multiple people approached someone in the 2400 block of Elvans Road SE, showed a gun and demanded property. They assaulted the person and left in the victim’s vehicle, police said.

April 29, about 12:03 a.m.: Multiple people approached someone in the 2300 block of Good Hope Road, showed a gun and demanded property. The victim complied and they made off in the victim’s vehicle, police said.
 
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Uh-oh

The off-duty officer's gun was the only gun recovered from the scene.

Police are still searching for the other young person.

Peaceful Protest begins at dusk. Smash and grab will be half an hour later. Fireworks at the top of the hour, and a vigil march to a few store and house burns to quiet things down.
 
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Washington D.C. refused to lock up this 13-year-old serial armed carjacker. Fortunately, a heroic law abiding gun owner shot and killed him.


13-year-old shot and killed during carjacking of federal officer in DC's Penn Quarter​


October 28, 2023

A 13-year-old boy died after he was shot during a carjacking in Northwest D.C. on Saturday, police say. The victim of the carjacking was described as an off-duty federal security officer.

Vernard Toney Jr., of Southeast D.C., was the child who died.

Toney was shot in the 600 block of D Street NW, near 7th Street, in the Penn Quarter area, the Metropolitan Police Department said. Officers responded at about 10:10 p.m. Toney was taken to a hospital in critical condition. In an update Sunday, police said he died of his injuries.


12-Year-Old Accused in String of DC Armed Carjackings​


May 5, 2023

A 12-year-old boy is charged in a string of armed carjackings in Southeast D.C., authorities say.

Not old enough to hold a driver's license, the boy was arrested and charged Thursday in connection to nine crimes over a six-week period in March and April. D.C. police say other people were involved in a number of the crimes.
Here’s what the Metropolitan Police Department says happened:

March 21, about 5 p.m.: The boy allegedly got out of a vehicle driven by someone else, approached someone in the 2300 block of Elvans Road SE and tried to take something from them. He assaulted the victim but did not take anything, police said.

April 16, about 10:30 p.m.: Multiple people approached someone getting into her vehicle in the 1700 block of Gainesville Street SE, brandished a handgun and ordered her to get out, police say. She complied and they took her vehicle.

April 17, about 6 p.m.: The boy got out of a sedan driven by someone else, approached someone getting out of their SUV in the 700 block of Seventh Street SE, brandished a handgun and demanded the keys, police say. The victim complied and the boy fled in the victim’s SUV as the other suspect fled in the sedan. A pet cat was in the stolen SUV, police said. The animal still has not been found.

April 20, about 11:45 p.m.: Multiple people approached someone who got out of their vehicle in the 2300 block of Pitts Place SE, brandished a handgun and demanded the keys, police say. The victim complied and the suspects tried to flee in the vehicle but were unable to. It was unclear why. They left on foot and then approached two other people in the same block. They showed a handgun, demanded property and fled in a stolen vehicle, police said.

April 21, about 10:15 p.m.: The boy got out of a vehicle driven by someone else and approached people sitting in a vehicle in the 2400 block of Pomeroy Road SE, police said. He brandished a handgun and demanded the vehicle. The victims got out and the boy took the vehicle as the other driver followed in the other vehicle.

April 24, about 8:20 p.m.: Multiple people approached victims in the 2300 block of Pomeroy Road SE, brandished a handgun and demanded a vehicle, police say. They fled without getting anything and then approached two other victims who were seated in a vehicle in the same block. They showed a gun again, demanded the keys and made off with the vehicle.

April 24, about 8:33 p.m.: Multiple people approached someone seated in their vehicle in the 1100 block of Eighth Street SE, showed a gun and demanded the keys. They made off with the vehicle.

April 25, about 2:10 p.m.: Multiple people approached someone in the 2400 block of Elvans Road SE, showed a gun and demanded property. They assaulted the person and left in the victim’s vehicle, police said.

April 29, about 12:03 a.m.: Multiple people approached someone in the 2300 block of Good Hope Road, showed a gun and demanded property. The victim complied and they made off in the victim’s vehicle, police said.
I know some of those who’ll cheer about protecting a car with deadly force still consider the officer that protected the Capitol to be a murderer!
 
I was looking at the map, because I toured the area for a few weeks five years ago and I am very familiar with that area. That's a really dumb area to perpetrate a car-jacking, because it is full of police. The station and courts are all around the area. The NBA arena that's two blocks away has armed guards walking to work. There's usually plenty of cops on bikes in the area, because next to the arena a shopping mall.

Dumb area to car-jack - not that I know how to do it.

 
I bet if you drive into Virginia from DC there hasn't been nine car-jackings this year so far....Why you might ask.

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I was looking at the map, because I toured the area for a few weeks five years ago and I am very familiar with that area. That's a really dumb area to perpetrate a car-jacking, because it is full of police. The station and courts are all around the area. The NBA arena that's two blocks away has armed guards walking to work. There's usually plenty of cops on bikes in the area, because next to the arena a shopping mall.

Dumb area to car-jack - not that I know how to do it.


What's a good area to carjack cars in then if you know so much. Asking for a friend. Not me.
 
Washington D.C. refused to lock up this 13-year-old serial armed carjacker. Fortunately, a heroic law abiding gun owner shot and killed him.


13-year-old shot and killed during carjacking of federal officer in DC's Penn Quarter​


October 28, 2023

A 13-year-old boy died after he was shot during a carjacking in Northwest D.C. on Saturday, police say. The victim of the carjacking was described as an off-duty federal security officer.

Vernard Toney Jr., of Southeast D.C., was the child who died.

Toney was shot in the 600 block of D Street NW, near 7th Street, in the Penn Quarter area, the Metropolitan Police Department said. Officers responded at about 10:10 p.m. Toney was taken to a hospital in critical condition. In an update Sunday, police said he died of his injuries.


12-Year-Old Accused in String of DC Armed Carjackings​


May 5, 2023

A 12-year-old boy is charged in a string of armed carjackings in Southeast D.C., authorities say.

Not old enough to hold a driver's license, the boy was arrested and charged Thursday in connection to nine crimes over a six-week period in March and April. D.C. police say other people were involved in a number of the crimes.
Here’s what the Metropolitan Police Department says happened:

March 21, about 5 p.m.: The boy allegedly got out of a vehicle driven by someone else, approached someone in the 2300 block of Elvans Road SE and tried to take something from them. He assaulted the victim but did not take anything, police said.

April 16, about 10:30 p.m.: Multiple people approached someone getting into her vehicle in the 1700 block of Gainesville Street SE, brandished a handgun and ordered her to get out, police say. She complied and they took her vehicle.

April 17, about 6 p.m.: The boy got out of a sedan driven by someone else, approached someone getting out of their SUV in the 700 block of Seventh Street SE, brandished a handgun and demanded the keys, police say. The victim complied and the boy fled in the victim’s SUV as the other suspect fled in the sedan. A pet cat was in the stolen SUV, police said. The animal still has not been found.

April 20, about 11:45 p.m.: Multiple people approached someone who got out of their vehicle in the 2300 block of Pitts Place SE, brandished a handgun and demanded the keys, police say. The victim complied and the suspects tried to flee in the vehicle but were unable to. It was unclear why. They left on foot and then approached two other people in the same block. They showed a handgun, demanded property and fled in a stolen vehicle, police said.

April 21, about 10:15 p.m.: The boy got out of a vehicle driven by someone else and approached people sitting in a vehicle in the 2400 block of Pomeroy Road SE, police said. He brandished a handgun and demanded the vehicle. The victims got out and the boy took the vehicle as the other driver followed in the other vehicle.

April 24, about 8:20 p.m.: Multiple people approached victims in the 2300 block of Pomeroy Road SE, brandished a handgun and demanded a vehicle, police say. They fled without getting anything and then approached two other victims who were seated in a vehicle in the same block. They showed a gun again, demanded the keys and made off with the vehicle.

April 24, about 8:33 p.m.: Multiple people approached someone seated in their vehicle in the 1100 block of Eighth Street SE, showed a gun and demanded the keys. They made off with the vehicle.

April 25, about 2:10 p.m.: Multiple people approached someone in the 2400 block of Elvans Road SE, showed a gun and demanded property. They assaulted the person and left in the victim’s vehicle, police said.

April 29, about 12:03 a.m.: Multiple people approached someone in the 2300 block of Good Hope Road, showed a gun and demanded property. The victim complied and they made off in the victim’s vehicle, police said.


The only tragedy is one of the fuckers got away.
 
I know some of those who’ll cheer about protecting a car with deadly force still consider the officer that protected the Capitol to be a murderer!


And dickheads, like you, will ignore the fact that people are murdered in carjackings all of the time. Fuck these criminals. If the government refuses to do their job then the PEOPLE will.

And you have only yourself to blame.
 
Washington D.C. refused to lock up this 13-year-old serial armed carjacker. Fortunately, a heroic law abiding gun owner shot and killed him.


13-year-old shot and killed during carjacking of federal officer in DC's Penn Quarter​


October 28, 2023

A 13-year-old boy died after he was shot during a carjacking in Northwest D.C. on Saturday, police say. The victim of the carjacking was described as an off-duty federal security officer.

Vernard Toney Jr., of Southeast D.C., was the child who died.

Toney was shot in the 600 block of D Street NW, near 7th Street, in the Penn Quarter area, the Metropolitan Police Department said. Officers responded at about 10:10 p.m. Toney was taken to a hospital in critical condition. In an update Sunday, police said he died of his injuries.


12-Year-Old Accused in String of DC Armed Carjackings​


May 5, 2023

A 12-year-old boy is charged in a string of armed carjackings in Southeast D.C., authorities say.

Not old enough to hold a driver's license, the boy was arrested and charged Thursday in connection to nine crimes over a six-week period in March and April. D.C. police say other people were involved in a number of the crimes.
Here’s what the Metropolitan Police Department says happened:

March 21, about 5 p.m.: The boy allegedly got out of a vehicle driven by someone else, approached someone in the 2300 block of Elvans Road SE and tried to take something from them. He assaulted the victim but did not take anything, police said.

April 16, about 10:30 p.m.: Multiple people approached someone getting into her vehicle in the 1700 block of Gainesville Street SE, brandished a handgun and ordered her to get out, police say. She complied and they took her vehicle.

April 17, about 6 p.m.: The boy got out of a sedan driven by someone else, approached someone getting out of their SUV in the 700 block of Seventh Street SE, brandished a handgun and demanded the keys, police say. The victim complied and the boy fled in the victim’s SUV as the other suspect fled in the sedan. A pet cat was in the stolen SUV, police said. The animal still has not been found.

April 20, about 11:45 p.m.: Multiple people approached someone who got out of their vehicle in the 2300 block of Pitts Place SE, brandished a handgun and demanded the keys, police say. The victim complied and the suspects tried to flee in the vehicle but were unable to. It was unclear why. They left on foot and then approached two other people in the same block. They showed a handgun, demanded property and fled in a stolen vehicle, police said.

April 21, about 10:15 p.m.: The boy got out of a vehicle driven by someone else and approached people sitting in a vehicle in the 2400 block of Pomeroy Road SE, police said. He brandished a handgun and demanded the vehicle. The victims got out and the boy took the vehicle as the other driver followed in the other vehicle.

April 24, about 8:20 p.m.: Multiple people approached victims in the 2300 block of Pomeroy Road SE, brandished a handgun and demanded a vehicle, police say. They fled without getting anything and then approached two other victims who were seated in a vehicle in the same block. They showed a gun again, demanded the keys and made off with the vehicle.

April 24, about 8:33 p.m.: Multiple people approached someone seated in their vehicle in the 1100 block of Eighth Street SE, showed a gun and demanded the keys. They made off with the vehicle.

April 25, about 2:10 p.m.: Multiple people approached someone in the 2400 block of Elvans Road SE, showed a gun and demanded property. They assaulted the person and left in the victim’s vehicle, police said.

April 29, about 12:03 a.m.: Multiple people approached someone in the 2300 block of Good Hope Road, showed a gun and demanded property. The victim complied and they made off in the victim’s vehicle, police said.
This is the price of doing business with Democrats. Life doesn't mean shit to them. If you don't believe me, just look at their elation at the massacre of 1400 innocent Jews. MAGA
 

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