A pair of incidents — racist threats at a local martial arts champion and a man spitting at a local coffee house owner — were the prevailing stories Alexandria.
Alexandria Police told ALXnow that a suspect in the incident was found and taken into custody, but ultimately was not identified and “received services.”
Here are some of the top stories in Alexandria this week:
- Customer Spits on Old Town Coffee Shop Owner and Vandalizes Store After Being Asked to Wear a Mask
- Muay Thai Champ Gets Racist Threats at Jones Point Park
- New Mixed-Use Development Sparks Frustration With Density in Parker-Gray Neighborhood
- ACPS Has No Comment on Chief Operating Officer’s Vocal Departure
- Man Charged With Multiple Misconduct Counts at Old Town Gas Station
- Power Outage Covers Potomac Yard and Parts of Del Ray
- Arlington-Based Fitness Studio Coming to Alexandria’s West End
- Old Town Garden-Style Apartments to Be Replaced by Multifamily Apartment Complex
- Here’s What’s Happening July 4 in Alexandria
- Update: Alexandria Now Has 2,380 COVID-19 Cases, No New Deaths
- Poor Business Revenue Amid Shutdown Leaves Alexandria Government With Empty Pockets
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