Crime & Safety
Racial Slur Note Left On Vandalized Vehicle In Loudoun County: Sheriff's Office
A racial slur was left on a note on a victim's vandalized car at a shopping center, according to the sheriff's office.

STERLING, VA — The Loudoun County Sheriff's Office is seeking a suspect in a car vandalism accompanied by a racial slur message.
The incident happened on April 27 in the parking lot of Sam's Club and Lowe's at Dulles Crossing Plaza in Sterling. Authorities found evidence that a woman went up to the victim's vehicle and was at the driver side door for a few moments. The sheriff's office believes the suspect vandalized the victim's vehicle and left a note with a racial slur. Authorities did not disclose details of the message. After the incident, the woman walked away from the vehicle and drove away in her vehicle.
The suspect was described as a short, heavyset white woman with dark hair. She was wearing dark rimmed glasses, a purple shirt, black pants, and white shoes. Her vehicle is a white late-model Nissan Altima.
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Anyone with information may contact Detective Coderre at 703-777-1021 or Loudoun County Crime Solvers at 703-777-1919.
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