A Florida man is in custody after Virginia State Police claim he was responsible for a chain of hit-and-run crashes along Interstate 95 on Valentine’s Day.
In a Feb. 15 email, VSP Sgt. Jessica Shehan identified the driver as 34-year-old Garrett Ryan Sulli. Sulli listed Florida as his home state, but Shehan indicated that he was homeless.
Virginia State Police have arrested the driver of this pick-up truck involved in a series of hit-and-runs Feb. 14, 2026 on Interstate 95 between Petersburg and Spotsylvania, just south of Fredericksburg.
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The crashes happened between 6:30 – 11:50 a.m. Feb. 14 on I-95 between Petersburg and Spotsylvania County, a distance of about 80 miles, Shehan said. Thirteen vehicles were struck by a pick-up truck state police allege was driven by Sulli.
Shehan said troopers were able to track down the truck and arrested Sulli without incident. The exact charges are pending.
The crashes remain under investigation. Anyone who may have witnessed the incidents or is a victim is asked to contact VSP Division 1 Dispatch at #77 on a mobile phone or (804) 750-8758. Info can be emailed to questions@vsp.virginia.gov.
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