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Suspected burglars hit Round Hill neighborhood

Monday, Apr. 18 by Laura Peters | 9 comments | Email this story

Weather wasn’t the only thing hitting Loudoun County hard this weekend. Authorities say
burglars hit a series of homes in Round Hill.

The break-ins started on April 16, when at 6 a.m. a resident in the 35700 block of Park Heights
Circle reported hearing noise in their home.

The resident discovered two men entering the house through the rear sliding glass door.
Authorities said the men fled when they saw the homeowner. The suspects were described as
being in their late teens to early 20s and around 5-foot-10-inches to 6 feet tall.

The Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office then received three more reports of burglaries that
happened in the early hours of April 16. The second home, in the 35800 block of Park Heights
Circle, was broken into and a wallet and electronics were taken.

The residents of a third house in the 35700 block of Park Heights Circle reported that items from
a purse and wallet inside their home were missing. Residents of the last home, in the 35800
block of Park Heights Circle, reported money missing from their wallet and a GPS device
removed from a vehicle on the property.

An additional burglary was reported on April 17 in the 17200 block of Magic Mountain Drive in
Round Hill. Unknown subjects or a subject entered the home and removed electronics,
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A possible attempted burglary was discovered during a canvass of the area, where a home on Fairfax police save life of Ashburn
Magic Mountain Drive was found with the backyard fence’s gate open and a window screen woman
damaged. Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office deputies think it could possibly be related to the Thursday, Apr. 21 | 2275 views
series of burglaries on Park Height Circle. Deputies make drug bust at traffic
checkpoint
Deputies are encouraging residents to report any suspicious activity, including suspicious Monday, Apr. 18 | 1690 views
vehicles or people to the Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office at 703-777-1021. UPDATE: Protest erupts at Wolf press
conference
Anyone with information regarding these burglaries should contact Investigator M. Roche of the
Monday, Apr. 18 | 1531 views
Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office Property Crimes Unit at 703-777-0475. If any caller wishes to Suspected burglars hit Round Hill
remain anonymous, call Loudoun Crime Solvers at 703-777-1919. Any information that leads to neighborhood
an arrest and indictment the caller could be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1,000.
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Tue, Apr 19 at 08:42 PM by get a lil redneck:

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Tue, Apr 19 at 12:07 PM by Leesburg Guy:

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Was Lyndon Larouche one of the victims?

Mon, Apr 18 at 02:28 PM by get a lil redneck:

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Mon, Apr 18 at 01:11 PM by Pete:

Hey West Ender that’s a bad idea. Castle Doctrine has routinely been defeated in Join Our
this state by Henry Marsh, Saslaw, Deeds and their little Gun Star Chamber in Email List
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the Senate in order to protect their constituents’ right to break into other people’s weekly updates
homes and NOT have to worry about being killed.

According to state law you have to run away first. LOL. Progressives here are
adorable. They should rename a drop-gun the “Saslaw Special.”

Mon, Apr 18 at 12:25 PM by Loudoun Insider:

Scumbags! The Loudoun Times-Mirror

Mon, Apr 18 at 11:46 AM by Leesburg Guy:

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Pete - read the Sheriff’s report…no descriptions were given. don’t blame this Open the e-edition now.
site…they’re just passing along info from LE.

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Mon, Apr 18 at 11:22 AM by West Ender:

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It’s too bad that the homeowner who confronted them in his/her house didn’t Homes Guide County of Loudoun
have a gun at the time. I’d prefer to have seen the headlines say something about
a couple of dead teenager felons rather than these folks still being at large.

Mon, Apr 18 at 11:11 AM by Pete:

Jesus christ, how bout you drop the PC b.s. and tell us what the perps LOOKED
like if it is available to you? Race? Complexion? Identifying marks? Bridal Future Health
Guide Leaders and Beauty

A couple of young guys does not narrow it down.

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