Two young males, possibly teenagers, both armed with handguns approached him, demanded his keys and cellphone, then drove away in his Volkswagen Passat.
“I think the police chief said it the other day,” Donnelly said. “I’m sick and tired of this, and I agree with him, but our people, we’re still going to be serving, but is very disappointing.”
The carjacking happened less than 48 hours after another D.C. firefighter had his car stolen. It was parked in front Engine 21 on Lanier Place NW in Adams Morgan. After hours of responding to emergency calls, the firefighter returned to the station Tuesday morning to find his Chevy Cruze was gone.