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Arlington Police Detail Rash of Larcenies and Identity Thefts in Recent Crime Spree

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Published on January 26, 2026
Arlington Police Detail Rash of Larcenies and Identity Thefts in Recent Crime SpreeSource: Unsplash/ Michael Förtsch

The Arlington Police Department released a crime report today detailing multiple incidents, including larceny and identity theft, reported across several neighborhoods. The report covers unlawful activity recorded over a two-day period.

Theft was the most frequently reported offense, with several incidents of larceny from vehicles and other properties across the area. Locations included the 1300 block of South Scott Street, South Hayes Street, Clarendon Boulevard, and 23rd Street South. The Arlington Police Department also reported two vehicle thefts involving a 2024 Jeep Wrangler and a 2014 Chevrolet Suburban, according to Arlington County.

The report also documented multiple cases of identity theft, with incidents reported in areas including the 6000 block of 25th Road North and the 1000 block of South Frederick Street. Several fraud cases were also listed in the report.

The report also included incidents involving personal offenses. An assault and battery was reported in the 2000 block of Columbia Pike. In addition, harassment complaints were recorded in the 1700 block of North Troy Street and the 1200 block of North Garfield Street.

Authorities advise residents to take precautions to secure their property and personal information. Anyone with information related to these incidents is encouraged to contact local law enforcement.