Two arrested in fatal shooting outside woodbridge car wash

WOODBRIDGE, Va. — A 54-year-old man was shot and killed outside the Sonic Soft Car Wash on Richmond Highway following a verbal altercation that escalated into violence on Saturday afternoon, police said. The suspects were apprehended shortly after the incident by Virginia State Police.

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Officers responded to the shooting at 14109 Richmond Highway at approximately 3:52 p.m. on Sept. 14. According to investigators, the victim and Jermaine Antwoine Lewis, 25, became involved in a dispute that briefly separated before turning physical. During the confrontation, Lewis allegedly brandished a firearm and shot the victim in the upper body. A woman accompanying Lewis, identified as Vinisha Lanisa Neville, 29, also displayed a firearm during the incident.

The suspects fled the scene in their vehicle but were arrested by Virginia State Police along I-95 in Fairfax County shortly after the shooting. The victim was transported to a nearby hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries. A building near the car wash was struck by gunfire, but no additional injuries or property damage were reported.

Lewis has been charged with second-degree murder, use of a firearm in the commission of a felony, and shooting from an occupied vehicle. He is being held without bond. Neville has been charged with brandishing a firearm, and her bond is currently unavailable.

The investigation is ongoing, and court dates for both suspects are pending.

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