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Man dragged for 2 miles, killed

A Fairfax woman driving a minivan dragged a man for two miles before she realized it, Prince William County police said. Police said 39-year-old Carroll Humphries was hit by a Toyota Corolla on Monday, and the driver of the Corolla pulled over while Humphries lay on the ground. That’s when the minivan hit Humphries. The driver didn’t realize what had happened until she arrived home and found the man stuck under her minivan. She called police, but the man died on the way to the hospital. No one has been charged, and police are still investigating.

Fatal hit-and-run in Tysons Corner

Police are searching for a late-model silver Toyota Camry after a man was killed in a hit-and-run incident in Tysons Corner early Wednesday. The incident happened around 3:30 a.m. on eastbound Leesburg Pike near the ramp to the Capital Beltway. Police are asking the public’s help in finding the vehicle, which should have extensive damage to the front bumper. Anyone with information can call police at 703-681-2131.

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