Virginia Walmart, convenience store robbery suspect, shoots 3, steals a pickup truck before arrest: Reports

a Shoplifting The suspect was in custody Virginia Saturday night, on charges of shooting two Walmart security guards and a deputy sheriff, at the time car theft Before he was finally arrested, according to reports.

The accident began around 5 p.m. at the Walmart site in Stirling, Loudoun County, about 30 miles outside of Washington, D.C.

two Nawab Sharif Walmart hit back after the suspect tried to steal something, a WTOP from Washington reported.

After an encounter, the armed suspect shot the deputy mayor of Loudoun County and two casualty prevention officers inside the store, the report said. The three were taken to a local hospital where they were treated for non-life-threatening wounds.

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Then another deputy chased the suspect outside the store, where gunfire was exchanged.

“The suspect ran to the car that happened to have keys inside and stole that car,” said Craig Troxell, director of media relations at the Loudon County Police Office. Then he fled the area. “

The suspect allegedly stole a pickup truck from the store’s parking lot and drove off. Fairfax County Sheriffs later spotted the car on southbound Route 28, chasing it until the driver crashed the truck, the WTOP reported.

Then a witness saw a suspect get in and drive a Ford Explorer. Fairfax police chased the car until the suspect got out and ran behind some houses. LoudounNow reported.

Soon, the suspect was arrested and taken to hospital for treatment for a gunshot wound to the arm, according to the report. It was not clear at what time the suspect was injured.

The Loudoun County Police Office said Virginia State Police also assisted with the accident.

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Earlier Saturday, prof A bank robbery happened In the same shopping mall, Dulles Crossing Plaza.

The suspect entered Bank of America around 10:30 a.m., displayed a firearm, and demanded money before fleeing in a dark SUV. According to the Loudoun County Mayor’s Office.