Herndon, Chantilly Teens Charged in Explosive Device Incident
Fairfax County police say teens allegedly created explosive devices, set them off at a neighborhood playground.
Fifteen teenagers from Herndon and Chantilly have been charged with allegedly manufacturing and using fire bombs in connection with a December incident near a Fairfax County elementary school. According to a Tuesday release from the Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department, the explosives were reported at 9:15 p.m. Dec. 14 at a neighborhood playground in the 3200 block of Kinross Circle, near Oak Hill Elementary. Investigators from the Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department, as well as the Fairfax County Police Department and its bomb squad, responded to the incident in the Oak Hill/Franklin Farm neighborhood. Police were able to render one of the unexploded devices safe at the scene. The device was a plastic two-liter bottle filled …
Courtney
8:00 am on Saturday, February 9, 2013
Brian, how do you know that there was no intent to harm, where you among the group? If this group was so innocent why did they run when the police approached? Yes, parents should always be responsible for punishing their children but they disrupted and endangered the community and owe us a debt too. Remember, Dylan Klebold and Eric Harris started with these types of behaviors. How do we know that… more ›