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In Forest Hills “suspect sprayed pepper spray/mace to the complainant’s face”


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From MPD:

Event location: 2700 block of Chesapeake Street, NW

On June 5, 2013, at approximately 10:00 AM,an unknown male suspect knocked on the complainant’s front door. The complainant opened the door and the suspect sprayed pepper spray/mace to the complainant’s face. Next, the suspect struck the complainant in the face with a closed fist. At this time, it appears that nothing was stolen from the complainant’s residence. The suspect made good his escape in a small red vehicle with unknown state registration. Lookout for a White male, 50’s, taller 5-foot-5 in height, grayish brown hair, wearing black t-shirt, blue jeans.

Residents should use caution in opening their doors to unsolicited visitors.

Anyone with information about this case is asked to call the police at (202) 727-9099.

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