Detectives continue their investigation into the fatal pedestrian crash that involved a police cruiser on Saturday, April 2. The results from Office of the Chief Medical Examiner were provided to the Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney for Fairfax County on Monday, June 13. The case will be collectively reviewed and a final disposition will be determined. To view previous releases
Read moreNote to media: All media are invited to attend. Details below. Speeding in residential neighborhoods is a common problem throughout Fairfax County and the sustained effort to reduce neighborhood speeding began in 2014 with the, “Slow Down: You Live Here, We Live Here” campaign. Working in conjunction with this program, the Sully District Station has partnered with American Disposal Services
Read moreDetectives from the Traffic Division’s Crash Reconstruction Unit continue their investigation into the fatal pedestrian crash that involved a police cruiser on Saturday, April 2. Detectives are still awaiting the autopsy report from the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner. Officer Salino, a two-year veteran of the police department assigned to the Franconia District Station, was operating the cruiser involved in the
Read moreThe pedestrian involved in this crash has been identified as Jeffrey Ponce Aguilar, of Alexandria. The officer involved in the crash is a 2-year veteran of the police department, assigned to a patrol squad at the Franconia District Station. At the time of the crash, the officer was operating a marked police vehicle on routine patrol duties. Currently, the officer is
Read moreThe pedestrian involved in the fatal crash was Jeffrey Ponce Aguilar, of Alexandria. Fatal Pedestrian Crash Involving Police Cruiser An officer was involved in a fatal pedestrian crash on Saturday, April 2 around 11 p.m. An investigation determined the officer was traveling northbound on Beulah Street near Old Beulah Street; the traffic signal was green. As he approached the intersection, a 26-year-old
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