POLICE FIND POLICE INNOCENT OF ANY WRONG DOING
How fast are these punks travelling in our cars on our roads?
The cop who stuck and killed a man wasn't named....think the media would do that for you? Well think again.
How fast are these punks travelling in our cars on our roads?
The cop who stuck and killed a man wasn't named....think the media would do that for you? Well think again.
Pedestrian Struck, Killed by Fairfax County Police
Cruiser
in front of a Fairfax County, Virginia, police cruiser late
Saturday night, police say.
Jeffrey Ponce Aguilar, 26, of Alexandria, Virginia, stepped
into the roadway against the green light at Beulah Street near Old Beulah
Street around 11 p.m. Saturday. A police car, driving north on Beulah Street,
couldn’t stop in time and hit the man, police said.
"There was no reaction time for the officer based upon the
weather conditions and dim lighting," said Fairfax County Chief of Police
Edwin C. Roessler at a news conference.
Roessler said there was heavy rain at the time of the crash and
Aguilar was wearing dark clothing.
The officer immediately stopped and requested an ambulance,
police said. Aguilar was taken to Inova Franconia-Springfield HealthPlex with
life-threatening injuries, where he died about 45 minutes later.
The officer, who has not been named, did not require medical
attention.
Roessler said the department's crash reconstruction unit will investigate
to determine if the crash was preventable. The Fairfax County Police Department Internal Affairs
Bureau will also do a separate investigation to learn whether or not the
officer complied with procedure.
"At
this time we don't have any information if speeding or alcohol was a factor for
the driver or the pedestrian," Roessler said. "Unfortunately,
accidents do happen and it's a tragic loss of life here with Mr. Aguilar."
4
injured in Fairfax Co. school bus, police cruiser crash
SPRINGFIELD, Va. (AP) —
Authorities say four people have been injured in a crash involving a police
cruiser Fairfax County school bus that was carrying dozens of students.
Fairfax County police spokesman
Sgt. Roger Henriquez says the crash happened around 12:45 p.m. Thursday in
Springfield.
Police say a preliminary
investigation shows the bus pulled in front of the officer's cruiser when the collision
occurred.
Police say two students, a
chaperone and the police officer were taken to the hospital with
non-life-threatening injuries.
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