1 Hurt, 7 Arrested in I-66 Accident
posted 5:44 pm Tue February 05, 2008 - Fairfax, Va.
Authorities say the accident occurred on eastbound I-66 near Nutley Street around 9:00 a.m. when an SUV with Arizona plates carrying seven people, five men and two women, struck another car.
The driver of the car was taken to a local hospital and her condition is unknown at this time.
Traffic backed up for over six miles and lasted nearly until noon while investigators and crews examined the scene.
When police questioned the driver, Abdulla Bonilla, he could not provide them with proper identification nor could any of the 6 passengers in his silver Nissan Pathfinder.
ABC 7/NewsChannel 8's Suzanne Kennedy reports that Immigrations Customs Enforcement agents took the suspects into a ICE facility in Fairfax where the immigration status of the suspects are being questioned.
ICE agents say the seven suspects are Mexican nationals and want to make sure that they are not part of a smuggling or human trafficking group.
Latest Comment on 1 Hurt, 7 Arrested in I-66 Accident
SpareMe
2:31 pm on 02/06/08
WOW...we need a Great Wall of North America...because that little fence is not working. I wonder how many kids those seven have in the US illegally. This is really sad. I am all for "the land of the free" however you must get here the legal way (and that doesn't include running throught the desert).
I am sure that between the seven of them they could not pay for the damage to this persons car, time lost from work, injuries, etc. Not one had ID, papers, insurance, a US Dr Lic and porbally barely spoke the language. Yet, Va wants to allow folks to stay...yeah ok.
The illegals need to go...I am sure there are plenty of people that will gladly take their spot on the US thrown.
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