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Man arrested for killing dog in Falls Church may have killed other animals, farm director says
Man arrested for killing dog in Falls Church may have killed other animals, farm director says
Kyle Cooper | kcooper@wtop.com
January 15, 2024, 10:20 PM
A man arrested for stabbing a dog in Falls Church, Virginia, may have killed other animals in the area, police told WTOP on Monday. ... Falls Church police said Reyan Hassan Ibrahim, 25, of Broadlands, Virginia, allegedly stabbed a dog on Broad Street while it was being walked by its owner on Sunday. The dog then had to be euthanized because of its injuries, police said.
In the days before, however, Loudoun County police told WTOP that Ibrahim is the same man who showed up twice to a therapeutic farm in the county. ... Muriel Forrest, executive director of Wheatland Farm, said they found four dead chickens on the farm, and that a worker confronted Ibrahim near their barn.
“He said ‘your horses are possessed,’ and he was quite agitated,” Forrest said, who explained that the worker tried to get Ibrahim to leave, but he continued to say strange things. ... “‘That red horse, that horse is not human, it’s possessed,’ and he was walking toward it with a halter, so you know he clearly intended to act on this horse,” Forrest said.
Ibrahim finally left, but returned to the farm the next day, Forrest said. ... She said he had covered up the license plate on his car, was wearing a ski mask and had a machete. Ibrahim sped away once confronted by Forrest’s husband, she said
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Kyle Cooper
Weekend and fill-in anchor Kyle Cooper has been with WTOP since 1992. Over those 25 years, Kyle has worked as a street reporter, editor and anchor. Prior to WTOP, Kyle worked at several radio stations in Indiana and at the Indianapolis Star Newspaper.
kcooper@wtop.com
Kyle Cooper | kcooper@wtop.com
January 15, 2024, 10:20 PM
A man arrested for stabbing a dog in Falls Church, Virginia, may have killed other animals in the area, police told WTOP on Monday. ... Falls Church police said Reyan Hassan Ibrahim, 25, of Broadlands, Virginia, allegedly stabbed a dog on Broad Street while it was being walked by its owner on Sunday. The dog then had to be euthanized because of its injuries, police said.
In the days before, however, Loudoun County police told WTOP that Ibrahim is the same man who showed up twice to a therapeutic farm in the county. ... Muriel Forrest, executive director of Wheatland Farm, said they found four dead chickens on the farm, and that a worker confronted Ibrahim near their barn.
“He said ‘your horses are possessed,’ and he was quite agitated,” Forrest said, who explained that the worker tried to get Ibrahim to leave, but he continued to say strange things. ... “‘That red horse, that horse is not human, it’s possessed,’ and he was walking toward it with a halter, so you know he clearly intended to act on this horse,” Forrest said.
Ibrahim finally left, but returned to the farm the next day, Forrest said. ... She said he had covered up the license plate on his car, was wearing a ski mask and had a machete. Ibrahim sped away once confronted by Forrest’s husband, she said
{snip}
Kyle Cooper
Weekend and fill-in anchor Kyle Cooper has been with WTOP since 1992. Over those 25 years, Kyle has worked as a street reporter, editor and anchor. Prior to WTOP, Kyle worked at several radio stations in Indiana and at the Indianapolis Star Newspaper.
kcooper@wtop.com
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