"In the Midst of Theft, a Child's Safety Prevails"

Initial Incident in Oxon Hill

Tuesday evening in Oxon Hill, Prince George’s County Police received a report of a stolen car in the 6300 block of Oxon Hill Road. Two suspects, seemingly unaware of the small child in the back seat, jumped into the vehicle and drove off. This incident immediately set in motion a series of events that would capture the attention of the community and law enforcement.

The stolen vehicle was later located unattended in the 5000 block of Hanna Place Southeast in D.C. The fact that the child was still inside and unharmed was a small ray of hope in an otherwise tense situation. D.C. Police spokesperson Sean Hickman confirmed that the child was evaluated on the scene, providing some reassurance to the worried parents and the public.

Classification and Ongoing Investigation

Authorities were quick to emphasize that this incident was classified as a theft, not a carjacking. The suspects managed to flee the scene before the police arrived, leaving investigators with the task of piecing together the details and bringing the culprits to justice. The investigation is ongoing, and every piece of information is crucial in solving this case.

Anyone with information regarding this incident is urged to contact the Prince George’s County Police Department. The community is coming together to support the efforts of the police in ensuring the safety of its residents, especially the young ones.