Virginia State Police made public a set of surveillance photographs on Tuesday, September 15, 2026, in an effort to identify two individuals accused of hurling rocks from an overpass onto the Dulles Greenway. The images, released at 10:57 a.m. GMT, depict the two suspects from multiple angles as they approached the overpass before the alleged incidents.
The police agency indicated that the rock‑throwing incidents have created a significant safety concern for motorists traveling the Dulles Greenway, a major thoroughfare in northern Virginia. Objects falling from elevated roadways pose a risk of vehicle damage, driver distraction, and potential injury, prompting law enforcement to act swiftly.
Investigators have linked the two unidentified persons to a series of rock projectiles that struck vehicles on the Greenway over recent weeks. The surveillance footage captured the suspects moving along the overpass and appearing to toss objects onto the highway below. While the exact number of rocks thrown has not been disclosed, the pattern of incidents has been consistent enough for authorities to focus on a single pair of perpetrators.
State Police are asking the public to review the released images and contact investigators with any information that could lead to the identification and apprehension of the suspects. The request underscores a broader effort to deter similar hazards on the Dulles Greenway and to maintain safe travel conditions for all drivers.