Impaired Drivers Arrested After Striking Police Cruisers on I-495

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West Springfield Police District – Two drivers have been arrested after a vehicle struck two marked Fairfax County Police cruisers during a traffic stop on I-495 in Annandale.

On January 23, at approximately 4:00 a.m., officers conducted a traffic stop on I-495, just prior to Little River Turnpike in Annandale, for suspicion of driving while intoxicated. The vehicle was operated by Marlon Somoza Quinonez, 23, of Manassas.

Marlon Somoza Quinonez
Edwin Guzman Aguilar

While officers were conducting field sobriety tests, a second vehicle, driven by Edwin Guzman Aguilar, 21, of Bealeton, struck two marked Fairfax County Police cruisers that were positioned on the shoulder. No injuries were reported.

Both Somoza Quinonez and Guzman Aguilar were arrested and transported to the Fairfax County Adult Detention Center. Guzman Aguilar was charged with Driving While Intoxicated Second Offense Within Five Years and later released on a $2,500 bond. Marlon Somoza Quinonez was charged with Driving While Intoxicated Second Offense Within Five Years, and Driving After Forfeiture of License. He was later released on a $15,000 bond.

Officers continue to proactively remove impaired drivers from our roadways, building on the momentum of enforcement efforts throughout 2025. DWI enforcement remains a year-round priority as we move into 2026, aimed at preventing crashes, protecting officers working roadside stops, and keeping everyone traveling through Fairfax County safe.

Incidents like this underscore the dangers officers and motorists face during roadside stops and traffic incidents. Drivers are reminded to remain alert, slow down, and comply with Virginia’s Move Over law to help protect emergency personnel and others traveling our roadways.

Help Keep Our Roads Safe

  • Plan a safe ride before heading out. Designate a sober driver, arrange a rideshare, or use public transportation.
  • Never get in a vehicle with a driver who appears impaired.
  • If you are hosting a gathering, help guests plan a safe ride home and provide non-alcoholic beverage options.
  • Use caution when taking over-the-counter or prescription medications that may affect your ability to drive.
  • If you observe a driver who appears impaired, call 911. You may prevent a crash.

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