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Sexting investigation underway at two Falls Church schools; Centreville man impersonates police officer, puts driver in handcuffs

Northern Virginia's daily dose of local and national news for Friday, May 11.

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Falls Church police are investigating reports of nude images of almost a dozen students at Mary Ellen Henderson Middle School and George Mason High School circulating among students. Some of the explicit photos were posted to social media.
(The Washington Post)

A 33-year-old man from Centreville, who claims that he was able to arrest people because he took an eight-hour criminal justice class, put a man in handcuffs Wednesday night at the scene of a crash at Lee Jackson Memorial Highway and Elmwood Street in Chantilly. The man had a concealed weapon badge, which he bought online and a BB gun.
(WTOP)

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Following its announcement to close the Blue and Yellow Metro lines south of Reagan National Airport next summer, Metro received criticism from not only the public, but from some board members who disagreed with how the announcement was made.
(WTOP)

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Planning for a $169 million project that would create a Silver Line underpass connecting Town Center Parkway and Sunset Hills Road to Sunrise Valley Drive has begun.
(Reston Now)

At the Exxon at 23rd Street S. and Route 1 in Crystal City, a conflict over towing lead to one individual being taken to the hospital in serious condition from a stab wound and another being taken into custody.
(ARL Now)

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On June 17, Beloved Yoga will be hosting its 10th Love Your Body Yoga Festival at the Reston Town Center.
(Reston Now)

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